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Kettlebell (Kettle Ball Parody) - STOP the Madness and Get Educated

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Too many folks are learning kettlebells the WRONG way and will use toning shoes and plastic surgery to try and get a quick fix. Ladies you won't get bulky using heavy kettlebells! 





If that wasn't funny enough for you, here is a sequel of the "Kettle Ball Trainer" teaching 5 cool moves.  Warning: Don't try this at home

5 Great Kettlebell Moves You're Not Doing - Not!!  STOP THE MADNESS!



"Kettle Ball Trainer" played by Frank Addelia. Uneducated Plastic enhanced Kettle Ball Students Lola (blonde) played by RKC Team Leader Lauren Brooks and Mindy (brown curly) played by RKC 2 Melody Schoenfeld. Filmed/Edited by frankieslab.com. STOP THE MADNESS and get with a REAL trainer and get educated!!!! Melody flawlessfitness.com and Lauren ontheedgefitness.com

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Gabby Eborall said…
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! That was you guys!?!...Bah hah hah hah hah ha!! I saw this a few days ago and could not stop laughing. Sadly, I've seen similar you tube garbage that wasn't meant as a joke (not including the booty bell move, yikes). Yes, please, stop the madness!
June 12, 2012 at 2:14 PM
Lauren Brooks said…
Yes ma'am Gabby! As ashamed as I am to admit it, yes that was us. ;-). It had to be done my friend!
June 12, 2012 at 3:57 PM
Karyn said…
Bahahahah. How did I miss this?!? Too funny!
July 10, 2012 at 11:05 PM
Mahda16 said…
I LOVE this one!!!!! Has anyone seen the you tube of the "trainer's" kettlebell swing?
April 10, 2014 at 5:05 AM
Krystal said…
That. Was. Awesome!

I love the whole, "That's what Jillian said" comment. Bwahahaha!
April 10, 2014 at 7:02 PM
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