own home?
Want to learn safe technique, and a range of exercises for a full body and fun workout?
This course is designed for anyone new to this equipment, or wanting to learn how to get
the most out of it! A good foundation or intermediate level of fitness is recommended.
6 weeks or modules cover different exercises and techniques.
Practice workout sheets for you to use as a guide without the videos.
Quick tutorial videos of exercises to give you a quick refresher.
Variations for more complex and advanced exercises.
Better cardiovascular fitness
Improved muscle endurance
Increased functional and core strength
Improved fat loss
Basic Swings, Cleans and Presses
Snatches and Turkish Get Ups
Frontal and Transverse Swings
Split Stance and Bottoms Up Swings
Windmills and Transverse Swing Variations
Snatch and Bottoms Up Variations
Tutorial videos with further technique detail
Ready to move on
Kettlebell workouts for beginners to more advanced levels – at your fingertips and on your own schedule.
6 kettlebell workout videos
Technique tutorials
Practice workout sheets
Anthea is a registered Nutritional Therapist (BANT, CNHC) with a BSc in Nutritional Therapy,
a level 3 (CIMSPA registered) Personal Trainer, Master Kettlebells Instructor, a Yoga Alliance
(RYS 200) registered teacher, a keen climber, pole fitness enthusiast, avid cook, podcast host
and recipe writer.
“Learning kettlebells as part of my personal training diploma opened my eyes to how
versatile this equipment can be. Many people are often just taught the basic swing, with
not enough attention given to effective and safe technique. Advanced kettlebell classes
have further expanded the options available for a fantastic and time efficient workout!”
Wants fun and varied exercises
Struggles to find childcare to attend a class
A basic level of fitness is required. The ability to safely carry out a range of bodyweight exercises, such as squats and lunges is needed before adding weights. If in doubt, ask your GP before starting the course.
Although this will vary from person to person, one heavy weight and one lighter weight is needed. Heavy weights will generally be 8kg (and up) for beginners, and the lighter weight is 4-6kg (and up) for beginners.
Do I need any other equipment?
A mat will be needed for some floor based exercises and cool down stretches.
You can workout with these as often as you would do any other strength or resistance-based training. If this is a new form of workout, start with once a week, and then you can use them 2-3 times a week if you wish.
Access this whenever you need.
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