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Author: JohnWild Created: 6/22/2008 11:45 PM
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By JohnWild on 12/11/2008 9:16 AM

The OKC will be going to Dallas to represent at the IKFF Certification on Jan 10,11! Steve Cotter, Ken Blackburn, Lisa Shaffer, and (rumor has it) Mike Mahler will be there! It should be a great weekend and if any of you are of thinking doing a Kettlebell Cert you should do this one! It is shaping up to be a all-star team! You can sign up here--> I Shot JR!!

By JohnWild on 12/7/2008 8:16 PM

Nazo was in town and the OKC had a level 1 workshop at Crunch and it was super fun! Everyone was talented and hard working and as you can see ultra-goodlooking! It was a very fun workshop.

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By JohnWild on 11/27/2008 7:58 AM

I Guess I won't be needing these giant chopsticks for a few days

Ok, so I commited to going 30 days without sugar. Apparently the rules are no processed sugar meaning I can eatfruit and stuff where sugar is naturally from. I don't know what I was thinking but I think this will be a "fun" experiment and I think it will help my training. Anybody wanna play???? Liz??? Will??? Nazo???? Mom??? I'm calling you guys out! Let's do this!!!

By JohnWild on 11/21/2008 6:53 PM

MIKE, NAZO, and JOHN WILD,,,err,,,me

Over the weekend Nazo and I went to assist Mike Mahler in his last general population Kettlebell workshop in NYC. It was a great workshop and Nazo and I had a great opportunity to get to know Mike and learn from him. We both learned a lot. I don't know if anyone has noticed the changes in the website but they were inspired by Mike and his advice. I hope that you all find it to be a valuable resource. Thank you very much Mike. You have helped me much more than you know.

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By JohnWild on 11/11/2008 2:08 PM

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By JohnWild on 10/26/2008 12:19 PM

Congratulations to all the new IKFF CKT’s for South Africa!

We all had a lot of fun today and everyone achieved his or her goals of becoming a CKT. Today we went over the rest of the standard lifts and then we got the chance to play around with some feats of strength. This is such a great group and I have had a wonderful time here. 


So far this trip has been all Kettlebell. We were invited to teach a kettlebell class at 5:30am tomorrow and we have accepted! It will be an early day, which ... Read More »

By JohnWild on 10/25/2008 9:11 PM

An evening out in Jo-Burg after out first day

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By JohnWild on 10/24/2008 8:03 PM

GOOD MORNING!

It was a looooong flight but now I am here at the Holiday Inn in Jo-Burgh that I must say is the nicest Holiday Inn I have ever seen. It is much more like a Westin than a Holiday Inn. Steve, Dawn, and I went out to dinner last night at Nelson Mandela Square, it was super cool. Of coarse I forgot my camera so you get a picture of the Coffee station in my room instead. Sorry.


Today is the first day of the IKFF cert and I am looking forward to it. ... Read More »

By JohnWild on 10/22/2008 7:57 AM

Well, tomorrow I'll be off to join Steve Cotter in South Africa. I will be assisting him with the IKFF-CKT workshop. This has been a year of crazy travel. First there was Tokyo, now South Africa, with several domestic cities in between. I am actually writing this from my mothers house in PA. I think that this trip will be the last major trip this year. I have no idea what next year will bring but I am sure to meet more of you abroad. I will try my best to update the blog while I am on the trip. I have no idea if there is WiFi in Botswana! So if you don't hear from me over the next few days, and I don't get eaten by anything, I'll write a nice long blog with tons of photos when I get back.

Cheers,
jw

By JohnWild on 10/11/2008 9:49 AM

Group Shot

     Thank you. It was a great workshop. We had a good mix of beginners and experienced lifters at the level 1 workshop. Everybody was locked in. All who attended worked very hard and made some very good progress. I am proud of all of you and look forward to seeing you again on December 13 at the next level!

     It is always fun to watch people learn new things and reach the goals that they set for themselves.

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