Comments on: Kettlebell Showdown: Top Brands Compared http://kettlebellbasics.net/2010/05/01/kettlebell-showdown-top-brands-compared/ Kettlebell Training For Fat Loss, Muscle Gain, and World-Class Conditioning Sat, 04 Feb 2012 13:54:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://kettlebellbasics.net/2010/05/01/kettlebell-showdown-top-brands-compared/comment-page-1/#comment-521 admin Wed, 15 Sep 2010 17:23:30 +0000 http://kettlebellbasics.net/?p=322#comment-521 Thanks, I appreciate the feedback Thanks, I appreciate the feedback

]]> By: online games http://kettlebellbasics.net/2010/05/01/kettlebell-showdown-top-brands-compared/comment-page-1/#comment-506 online games Thu, 09 Sep 2010 19:19:59 +0000 http://kettlebellbasics.net/?p=322#comment-506 I love the graphics and navigation of the blog, nice color scheme and well put together. some other sites are just way too cluttered with commercials I love the graphics and navigation of the blog, nice color scheme and well put together.
some other sites are just way too cluttered with commercials

]]> By: admin http://kettlebellbasics.net/2010/05/01/kettlebell-showdown-top-brands-compared/comment-page-1/#comment-137 admin Wed, 05 May 2010 04:07:31 +0000 http://kettlebellbasics.net/?p=322#comment-137 Hi Andrew - Thanks for the comment. I appreciate different viewpoints and experience others have had with different kettlebell types. 'Very little experience' is relative term, I guess - I've probably logged about 500 hours of kettlebell training over the last two years myself, am RKC certified, have conducted thousands of one on one and group training sessions with clients with kettlebells, and have hosted several kettlebell training seminars. I'm by all means learning new things all the time, but I feel very confident in teaching the basics. The hardstyle RKC system is very different from competition style kettlebell training - so I don't have experience with competition style 'bells. Competition style kettlebell training is great if that's what you're in to - I'm just not interested. And yes, I used an affiliate link for the Dragon Door bells and do get commission for referring them - as well as all the rest of the 'bells. And I use them myself almost exclusively - so I recommend them because I think they're the best I've used. Hey, maintaining a blog like this takes time and money - I have no problem at all getting a few bucks for referring a great product to support my efforts. Thanks again for the feedback Forest Hi Andrew -

Thanks for the comment. I appreciate different viewpoints and experience others have had with different kettlebell types.

‘Very little experience’ is relative term, I guess – I’ve probably logged about 500 hours of kettlebell training over the last two years myself, am RKC certified, have conducted thousands of one on one and group training sessions with clients with kettlebells, and have hosted several kettlebell training seminars. I’m by all means learning new things all the time, but I feel very confident in teaching the basics.

The hardstyle RKC system is very different from competition style kettlebell training – so I don’t have experience with competition style ‘bells. Competition style kettlebell training is great if that’s what you’re in to – I’m just not interested.

And yes, I used an affiliate link for the Dragon Door bells and do get commission for referring them – as well as all the rest of the ‘bells. And I use them myself almost exclusively – so I recommend them because I think they’re the best I’ve used. Hey, maintaining a blog like this takes time and money – I have no problem at all getting a few bucks for referring a great product to support my efforts.

Thanks again for the feedback

Forest

]]> By: Andrew Levitz http://kettlebellbasics.net/2010/05/01/kettlebell-showdown-top-brands-compared/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Andrew Levitz Tue, 04 May 2010 19:59:27 +0000 http://kettlebellbasics.net/?p=322#comment-136 Not a very balanced "review." First of all, the author obviously has very little experience with kettlebells and virtually no knowledge of all the various makes and types of kettlebells. The insertion of a Dragon Door Affiliate link says it all...are you an RKC and do you sell Dragon Door kettlebells? Obviously the answer is yes. What about Competition kettlebells like AKC or IKKF bells? Ader is not a "top tier" kettlebell. What about Kettlebells USA kettlebells? I saw them on a Forwarding Operating Base in Afghanistan and they are better than Dragon Door or Ader. Adjustable kettlebells have been around for a long, long time. Please do a real review of kettlebells. Not a very balanced “review.” First of all, the author obviously has very little experience with kettlebells and virtually no knowledge of all the various makes and types of kettlebells. The insertion of a Dragon Door Affiliate link says it all…are you an RKC and do you sell Dragon Door kettlebells? Obviously the answer is yes. What about Competition kettlebells like AKC or IKKF bells?

Ader is not a “top tier” kettlebell. What about Kettlebells USA kettlebells? I saw them on a Forwarding Operating Base in Afghanistan and they are better than Dragon Door or Ader.

Adjustable kettlebells have been around for a long, long time. Please do a real review of kettlebells.

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