John Du Cane on the birth of the modern kettlebell movement

See also www.dragondoor.com. The birth of the modern kettlebell movement has its origins with Pavel Tsatsouline and Dragon Door in 2001. Dragon Door founder John Du Cane discusses the growth of kettlebells as a major new force in the fitness world.

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• kettlebell
• kettlebells
• trainers
• instructors
• Pavel
• Dragon
• Door

[petetang1985]

i practise the jerk alot when comrade amanda is around

[biohazzarddiva]

Try checking your local sporting goods stores. You won't be stuck with shipping. I live in dinky southern Colorado, where nobody knows what kettlebells are, and I have purchased 4 at the local Sports Authority. Also, when you figure that a couple of really good bells replaces overpriced gym memberships and expensive, bulky weight and cardio equipment, Kbells really are a bargain.

[mistermangetout]

You talk the talk but do you walk the walk?

[nuttymom1966]

I have two bells. A 15 lb bell that I got a sports authority and a 12 KG that I got from Dragon door. There is a difference! The bell from SA has a rubber coating that melts on my hands, and a smaller handle and when I sent it down it frequently rolls onto its side. The Dragon Door bell has a thicker handle, doesn't rub off on my hands and doesn't topple over. You get what you pay for.

[Koopsas]

I'm related to John Du Cane :D

[Bigturns33]

Ebay is cheap and or lifeline fitness is the cheapest.

[Liberation1]

AMANDA IS A GREAT HOST!!!!!!!

[caffiendmedia]

Amanda is awesome

[GripEmpire]

try locating some on ebay you can snag a good deal sometime if your looking for worse quality bell

[zmetcalf1234]

I just stumbled upon CAP (they make a lot of normal weight equipment) kettlebells. They look like they are a comparable product to dragon door bells. They may be worth consideration.