Comments on: Learning From The Masters http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/ Baltimore Kettlebell Instruction Wed, 21 Mar 2012 23:40:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Fred http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/comment-page-1/#comment-286 Fred Mon, 08 Jun 2009 04:20:33 +0000 http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/#comment-286 Terrific post, Sandy!<br />Between your blog, Laura's and others, I'm starting to get a nice education about kettlebells..looking forward to actually working with one next week! Terrific post, Sandy!
Between your blog, Laura's and others, I'm starting to get a nice education about kettlebells..looking forward to actually working with one next week!

]]> By: Dave http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/comment-page-1/#comment-285 Dave Sun, 07 Jun 2009 16:57:24 +0000 http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/#comment-285 Well put Sandy. I've always believed that if the masters are willing to talk, you would be stupid not to listen. And RKC has a great history of reaching across the lines to other masters, such as Brett Jones, Gray Cook, Mark Cheng, etc. to further develop its program.<br />And kudos to you or reaching out to Marty Gallagher. Once again, the masters know best. Well put Sandy. I've always believed that if the masters are willing to talk, you would be stupid not to listen. And RKC has a great history of reaching across the lines to other masters, such as Brett Jones, Gray Cook, Mark Cheng, etc. to further develop its program.
And kudos to you or reaching out to Marty Gallagher. Once again, the masters know best.

]]> By: Laura http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/comment-page-1/#comment-284 Laura Sun, 07 Jun 2009 15:05:58 +0000 http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/sandys-journal/learning-from-the-masters/#comment-284 Great post, Sandy. My purpose in seeking certification is to be able to teach others how to use kettlebells safely and effectively, and from everything I've read about the RKC certification process it will prepare me to do exactly that. Our conversation last weekend was very helpful in confirming what I already believed to be the case. <br /><br />I have some familiarity with that first organization you mentioned--in fact, my first kettlebell experience was with an instructor who'd trained with that particular Pavel protege--and while it overall was a good experience I think in retrospect that most of what was good about it was what was true to RKC principles. <br /><br />Happy birthday to Alex, by the way! I think you should post a pic of him wearing a Charm City Kettlebells t-shirt :) Great post, Sandy. My purpose in seeking certification is to be able to teach others how to use kettlebells safely and effectively, and from everything I've read about the RKC certification process it will prepare me to do exactly that. Our conversation last weekend was very helpful in confirming what I already believed to be the case.

I have some familiarity with that first organization you mentioned–in fact, my first kettlebell experience was with an instructor who'd trained with that particular Pavel protege–and while it overall was a good experience I think in retrospect that most of what was good about it was what was true to RKC principles.

Happy birthday to Alex, by the way! I think you should post a pic of him wearing a Charm City Kettlebells t-shirt :)

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