This Feels Good

Learning Never Ends.

Part 1 of my Guest Post at Walk the Road Less Traveled - http://bit.ly/cfL19X

Part 2 of my Guest Post at Walk the Road Less Traveled - http://is.gd/a0MNS

If one of the big topics in the industry is barefoot running and how it is a self limiting exercise, couldn't we say the same for how else we train?

What if we listened to our bodies more?

• Another great learning experience and workshop with Doc back in October 2009.
• Assisted at the first ever Philadelphia RKC in October 2009.
• Great learning experiences at R- & I-Phases of Z-Health.
• Been dealing with being sick for the past couple of months.
• Been focusing more on development & growth of myself and a few of my peers.

That being said:

• Many projects & workshops to attend/promote so far this year.
• Continued development and progression.
• Been working with some people "behind the scenes" that I am very privileged to be doing so with.

More to come.

"People need to know that living in denial, about anything, will eventually catch up to them. No solution is better than dealing with issues in a straight-forward, transparent, and consistent fashion, especially when it comes to our own bodies."

Dr. Mark Cheng, RKC Team Leader on my article:

The difference between “A-ha” and “oh s@#t”

A fast and furious four hours of Hard Style to a sold out crowd!

Squat/Deadlift patterning, Hard Style lock, the power of Breath, Swing, and Turkish Get-Ups!

All positive feedback from attendees from various organizations (general public, fitness, law enforcement, military).

Special thanks to RKCs AJ Oliva & RKC II Steve Freides for bringing bells down.

Special thanks to Israeli Krav Maga, David Kahn, Abel Kahn, & Chris Eckel for their assistance and generous hosting.

From myself, a heartful thank you to Dr. Cheng and all attendees. Doc is a great mentor, teacher, and someone I call my brother. I have learned so much from him throughout the weekend and today. Without him and other senior RKCs, I wouldn't have the instruction to better myself in my learning and application.

To the attendees, I am glad that all of you moved better, learned about your own restrictions, what to work on, and generally appreciated the workshop that you attended.

Again, thank you.

More to come in the future.

For attendees (recommended books/videos):

(click on the link which will lead you to where to get Kalos Sthenos - Kettlebells from the Ground Up) - Book on the Turkish Get-Up

Please visit Doc's blog at http://kettlebellslosangeles.blogspot.com/ for more information on Reactive Neuromuscular Training (RNT).

MN tomorrow.