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Kettlebell Swings for Kettlebell Earrings - There will be 3 Winners!

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I love this time of year.  Fall breezes and cooler temperatures, friend and family gatherings (covid friendly of course), being able to wear my fun fall workout leggings, and a nice warm cup of RYZE mushroom coffee. 

 I also love this time of year because it is the time to give thanks. Part of giving thanks to my students is through my Black Friday Sales (see here) but I also want to take it a step further. I know people are gearing up for the holiday season so I want to add on a quick contest to gift the most adorable kettlebell jewelry to yourself or a loved one. Each time you post a video doing 100 swings and tag me on Instagram, you will be entered into a contest for the CUTEST kettlebell earrings. Swings can be done in many increments. Here are some idea. 10 for 10 sets, 20 for 5 sets, 25 for 4 sets, 50 for 2 sets. Or if you dare do all 100 at once. You get the idea. 


I bought these for myself and loved them SO much that I purchased three more for YOU. So go ahead, you are doing the swings anyway. Just take a video of yourself doing 100 swings (nothing professional needed) and tag @laurenbrooksfitness on instagram with the hashtag #swingsforearrings 

Get it in by Monday Nov. 30th. Each time you post you will have another entry in to the drawing. I will randomly draw three winners and announce them on December 1st. If you want to tag a friend for bragging rights and inspire others, you will get a double entrance in to the drawing for each video posted. 

Comment on the #swingsforearrings giveaway post here to so I can make sure I get all of your tags. Or find it below with a Swing Video you can follow along with! GOOD LUCK!




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