Kettlebell Kings Presents: Kettlebell Sport Long Cycle

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  • Опубликовано: 10 апр 2016
  • We received a lot of really positive feedback so far in our series about Kettlebell Sport. So far, we have introduced you to The Kettlebell Sport Swing and The Snatch. Today we bring you The Long Cycle. The Long Cycle is a Clean and a Jerk of the kettlebell(s). Kettlebell Sport competitors compete in one arm and two arm events with the Long Cycle.
    Our friend, Brittany van Schravendijk, is back to work with us on and walk us through the steps involved in single arm Long Cycle.
    If this is our first time reading about Kettlebell Sport, we highly recommend starting with our post about Intro to Kettlebell Sport and working your way through in the order that we have published articles.
    Here is a quick refresher on Kettlebell Sport and why we at Kettlebell Kings love it:
    The Basics of Kettlebell Sport:
    1) endurance kettlebell lifting, lifters have 10 minutes to complete as many reps as possible
    2) efficiency and technique are important to maintain energy throughout set
    3) lifters compete in specific lifts with either one arm or two arms
    The Benefits:
    1) great goals to motivate your workouts
    2 ) blend of strength, endurance, balance and coordination in one workout equals efficiency
    3) build amazing mental tenacity, this carries over to other aspects of life
    The Principles:
    - part one of the Long Cycle is The Clean, getting the bell into the 'rack position', there are two ways you can hold the bell based on personal preference. Swing the bell to the rack position
    -- when in Rack Position, the bell should sit in the 'V' of your shoulder, your elbow and your hand. Not off to the side.
    -- wrist should be straight through the handle so there is no space between the kettlebell and your forearm
    -- elbow should be into your hip
    - in order to fully insert your wrist and forearm during the rack position, there is a point during the swing/clean when you need to open your hand and push through (illustrated), if you do not do this you will not be able to get the bell into proper position
    - keep your elbow as tight to the body as possible during the lift, so that you do not cast the bell far out from your body during the lift (notice the elbow barely leaves the hip)
    - there are two 'dips' during the jerk portion of the lift
    -- on the second dip, the hips will launch up and you will dip again under the bell
    -- the jerk needs to be a fast movement
    - Combining the two movements:
    -- straighten your legs before going into the jerk
    -- on the way down out of the jerk, do a 'waterfall drop'
    Visit KettlebellKings.com/kettlebell-sport-series to see the equipment that Brittany and other world record holders train with!
    Brittany is a Master of Sport, World Record Holder, and National Record Holder in Kettlebell Sport. She learned how to lift kettlebells at one of the top Kettlebell Sport gyms in the United States, Ice Chamber, which has produced seven female Master of Sport lifters to date (Brittany is the most recent one).
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    Visit KettlebellKings.com/kettlebell-sport-series to see the equipment that Brittany and other world record holders train with!
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Комментарии • 9

  • @aditzareyes4609
    @aditzareyes4609 4 года назад

    I can watch Britt over and over again ....

  • @KatsKettlebellDojo
    @KatsKettlebellDojo 6 лет назад +1

    Brittany, that was an incredibly valuable video. Your explanations are very clear and to the point. Your demos are really helpful, from both angles. I like how you explain the nuances of your technique (e.g. The thumb forward grip etc). Could you please comment on what's the benefit of raising one heel off the ground on the clean? I have seen it in some athletes, and tried it, but would like to hear what your personal reasoning is behind adopting that technique. Thank you very much! Kat

  • @jimsmith829
    @jimsmith829 7 лет назад +1

    Awesome explanations and demos!

    • @jaxalec2362
      @jaxalec2362 3 года назад

      You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm then you can watch all the new series on Instaflixxer. Been watching with my gf for the last weeks xD

    • @crosbyethan2761
      @crosbyethan2761 3 года назад

      @Jax Alec yup, I have been using Instaflixxer for since november myself =)

  • @geoffreylevens9045
    @geoffreylevens9045 7 лет назад

    This was very helpful! Curious though as to why the "lean back" partial squat on second dip instead of straight vertical partial squat? I would think the straight vertical would be more mechanically advantageous, no?

    • @geoffreylevens9045
      @geoffreylevens9045 7 лет назад

      Ah, really throwing the bell upwards with legs/hips much more than arms where a more vertical version would put more emphasis on the arms.

  • @user-lu9vq2co8c
    @user-lu9vq2co8c 2 года назад

    Какой Ее статус?hi from Belarus!Hummer girl!

    • @ZZ-ZOV
      @ZZ-ZOV 2 года назад

      Чемпионка Мира и рекордсмен.