Kettlebell.com Training Area On The Sledgehammer

While being physically fit is a goal for most, for first responders such as police officers and firefighters, being in top physical shape is a necessity. This column, written by firefighting veteran and level 2 RKC trainer Anthony Grokaitis, addresses the conditioning needs of emergency personnel. Anyone who is training for endurance and hard-core functional strength will find this column of interest.

Sledgehammer + Truck Tire = Hours of Fun New Article

Give your body a pounding... you'd be surprised what a workout you can get swinging a sledgehammer against a truck tire. Firefighters will love the increase in functional strength you get from this sort of workout.

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Don't Get Burned: Kettlebells To The Rescue New Article

Firefighting is tough enough as it is. You are wearing and carrying over 75 pounds of gear and equipment, which you usually have to carry as you climb stairs... nothing ever seems to happen on the ground floor! Anthony lets his fellow firefighters in on a little fitness secret that can save their backs, as well as the lives of those they rescue... the Russian kettlebell.

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