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Russian Kettlebell Certification (RKC) Seminar coming back to SAN DIEGO

For everyone who lives in San Diego OR planning on vacationing out here this summer, you don't want to get left behind.  Now is your chance to be apart of one of the best Russian Kettlebell Certification programs.  


SAVE $1000 ON TUITION AND SIGN UP FOR THE  RKC WORKSHOP RIGHT HERE

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karyn said…
I checked this out. Did I read it correctly. Is the only test the snatch test?
Lauren Brooks said…
Karyn,

There is much more to passing the workshop than the test. There are other skills graded as well. It's really on your overall performance, but the snatch test is kind of the minimum requirement to prepare you for the weekend. Feel free to email me if you have any more questions about that. I plan on being there that weekend!

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