Steve C. Encyclopedia of Kettlebells.

lopa · Post by **lopa** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 6:41 pm

I love Steve Cotter for his vision, he is not a man to be accused of thinking small. So it is only natural that he is the one to take on a project as vast as the Encyclopedia of KB training. It makes perfect sense as he is the one man that could pull it off. From the basics to the most advanced moves, from the grinds to the ballistics, not only can he explain his way through anything he can demonstrate each move with ease. But he also knows when to call in the big boys and thanks to him we now have Valery Federenko to demonstrate the GS moves for those of us hooked by that bug.

I truly believe that this is the last word on kettlebell instruction. I've been watching and re-watching this DVD to see if there is anything he's left out. If I do come up with something chances are he'll have thought of it already and it will be in the next edition. I am still patiently waiting for him to levitate as I think that's all that remains to be seen from him.

And he ain't hard on the eyes!

Hagbard · Post by **Hagbard** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 6:46 pm

Lorraine what's that on your chin?

lopa · Post by **lopa** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 6:59 pm

Hey Ralphie - when are you coming to town?

Hagbard · Post by **Hagbard** » Thu Dec 15, 2005 7:19 pm

lopa wrote:Hey Ralphie - when are you coming to town?

Depending on the magnitude of my tequila hangover, we may make it up on sunday for some quick shopping and soup dumplings.

Gav · Post by **Gav** » Sat Dec 17, 2005 10:20 pm

Jack wrote:
lopa wrote:I love Steve Cotter

And he ain't hard on the eyes!
Lopa,

My wife agrees.

Yes, but your wife is married to you, her eyesight is seriously fucked up.

IGX

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