In our first video I went over the importance of starting the pistol from the ground up and learning how to properly set your feet to activate all the leg muscles. In this video I go over Tip # 2 for better pistols!
Click the Link below to learn about a powerful workshop that my good friend Geoff Neupert Senior RKC and I are doing in San Diego in September. Check it out if you are serious about strength and faster results:
Double Kettlebell Seminar with Geoff Neupert / Franz Snideman
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Powerful Tip for Better Pistols
Watch this video to figure out how I was able to learn pistols on my weaker left leg.
Another reason why keeping your first metatarsal was explained to me through an e-mail by Senior RKC Geoff Neupert. Geoff says the following:
"Also, another reason to keep the big toe down is the flexor hallicus longus runs from the big toe to the tibia - it is an ankle plantar flexor. But when the foot is down, like in the pistol, and the knee comes forward, it is stretched. It then becomes a knee extensor - as it contracts it pulls the tibia back on top of the ankle, therefore acting on the knee from below..."
To learn more tips from myself and Geoff click the following: More Tips
Another reason why keeping your first metatarsal was explained to me through an e-mail by Senior RKC Geoff Neupert. Geoff says the following:
"Also, another reason to keep the big toe down is the flexor hallicus longus runs from the big toe to the tibia - it is an ankle plantar flexor. But when the foot is down, like in the pistol, and the knee comes forward, it is stretched. It then becomes a knee extensor - as it contracts it pulls the tibia back on top of the ankle, therefore acting on the knee from below..."
To learn more tips from myself and Geoff click the following: More Tips
Thursday, July 16, 2009
The Controvery over "Balance Training"
While in Phoenix last weekend visiting my twin brother Keats Snideman, we were able to briefly interview him about the topic of "balance training." Keats dispelled many of the myths in the fitness industry and gave some great advice on how we might improve balance and overall athleticism.
Watch and let me know your thoughts!
Keats'website is www.coachkeats.com
I am also excited that he will be attending the RKC in San Diego this August. It will be awesome to have him in the RKC family!!!
Watch and let me know your thoughts!
Keats'website is www.coachkeats.com
I am also excited that he will be attending the RKC in San Diego this August. It will be awesome to have him in the RKC family!!!
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