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Pavel Macek on Instagram: “Teaching the kettlebell clean, using Brett Jones's secret "Five Steps Progression" which will allow the student to master the kettlebell…”
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Redefiniton of a „Bodyweight“ Training: 5+5 one-arm swings with my bodyweight - 68 kg kettlebell @ 68 kg bodyweight. #strongfirst... | By Pavel Macek | Facebook
Twitter-এ Pavel Macek: "- no heavy #kettlebells? - weak grip? - rehabbing a shoulder injury >>> bottoms-up drills! #strongfirst #bestrongfirst #kettlebell #bottomup #bottomuppress #sfg2 #sfglevel2 @BeStrongFirst https://t.co ...
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Pavel Macek on Twitter: "“Concentrate on the classic kettlebell training that focuses on ballistic drills and various standing presses. And fight the urge to eat more when your metabolism kicks up into
Get-up progression (if you don't have heaver bell, or don't feel comfy yet to grab a heavier kettlebell) I am currently practicing the 10-sec hold on... | By Pavel Macek - Facebook
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One-Arm Swing with 56 kg Kettlebell @ Bodyweight 68 kg, plus BONUS - YouTube
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Pavel Macek - “There is another exercise I enjoy doing with this hundred pound weight. It is the so called “Get Up” and is done with a bar-bell or a human weight [