Sydney

2024
Level 1: Feb 3rd
Level 2: Feb 4th
Coogee
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2024
Level 1: Mar 16th
Level 2: Mar 17th
Altona North
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Become an Accredited Level 1 & Level 2 Kettlebell Instructor with AUSactive, Reps NZ, EREPS & Recognised Internationally.

BECOME A WORLDWIDE RECOGNISED KETTLEBELL INSTRUCTOR

The Australian fitness industry is extremely competitive!

Every year there are more personal trainers, more gyms, more functional training studios and more fitness boot camps setting up shop in your local area.

With all these new fitness businesses chasing the same size pool of customers, standing out in this very crowded marketplace is tough!

Every fitness professional needs to ask themselves…

The answer?

A new set of training skills that will make you stand head and shoulders above your competition making you the ONLY solution to help your prospects achieve the health and fitness results they desire.

AUSTRALIA'S #1 KETTLEBELL CERTIFICATION

Ignite Exciting New Business Opportunities…

Hi, my name is Dan Clay and I'm the CEO of The Dangerously Fit Academy (DFA).

Kettlebell training is one of the hottest markets in the fitness industry right now.

The fantastic fitness results this highly versatile piece of equipment delivers make kettlebells a training tool that EVERY personal trainer MUST have in their toolbox.

Professional athletes, celebrities, police personnel and military special forces use kettlebells because of unquestionable gains in strength and fitness.

Working over 600 muscles in just a few minutes, your clients will melt away more body fat, build more strength and increase their metabolism more than with any other training method.

In fact, many of our students who have incorporated kettlebell training into their training facilities have seen their membership base and incomes explode.

Why?

Great results = happy clients that will train with you for longer + refer friends and family, which in turn leads to a predictable, stable personal training business that you can scale and grow.

With kettlebell training rapidly growing in popularity in so many areas of the health and fitness industry, there obviously comes many exciting new business opportunities for a qualified kettlebell instructor.

THE MOST IN-DEPTH KETTLEBELL COURSE IN AUSTRALIA

Level 1 Kettlebell Course

Level 2 Kettlebell Course

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Discover How To Earn Two, Three or Even Four Times MORE Per Hour With The Most In-Demand Training Tool On The Market!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Inside Kettlebell Principles Level 1 are the major principles and fundamentals of kettlebell training, all of the foundational exercises, plus the cues to coach them safely and effectively.

The Kettlebell Supremacy level 2 commences where the level 1 course left off, it includes double kettlebell exercises for all of the foundational movements, multi-planar exercises, plus advanced variations of the swing, clean, snatch and a whole lot more!
The course is based upon hardstyle which emphasises power and tension.
Personal trainers, group instructors, physios, chiros, coaches, athletes and the general fitness enthusiast wanting to discover the knowledge of how to train with kettlebells correctly to boost their own training results.
Yes, of course! We enrol many people into our courses to help further their own personal development.

For the practical assessment you’ll be required to teach 5 foundational kettlebell movements. For the theory assessment you’ll be required to answer 5 multiple choice questions.

You will be given an unlimited number of chances to resubmit your practical and theory assessments. Our team of kettlebell coaches are here to guide and coach you until you pass!
For sure! You’ll also get the opportunity to include yourself in the online Dangerously Fit Academy International directory of certified kettlebell instructors.

Our kettlebell courses are accredited with AUSactive, EREPS, REPS NZ and are internationally recognised by all ICREPS member bodies.

In addition to the face-to-face workshop you also have lifetime access to the online learning platform so you can return and hone your skills anytime you like.

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The History Of Kettlebell Training 
Kettlebells are one of the most effective training tools in the fitness industry.

Because of the shape of the kettlebell, they’re a fantastic training tool that provides all the benefits of cardiovascular health, strength training, flexibility, and joint stability.

With the steady rise in popularity of kettlebell training, you will position yourself to receive a steady flow of clients wanting to join your kettlebell training sessions.

As an expert in kettlebell training, you would, therefore, be expected to know everything about this unique training tool, including the history and origins of kettlebell training.

Kettlebells in Early Times
In ancient times, a type of equipment resembling today’s kettlebells was known to be used by the Greeks. It was known as the haltere and possibly used for fitness training.

Similar training tools were also used by the monks in ancient China to build strength, endurance, and flexibility.

However, the origins of the modern-day kettlebell are credited to the Russians.

Kettlebells in Russia is known as the ‘girya’, a term that has a close resemblance to the Persian term ‘giran’ which means anything difficult or heavy.

The word girya first appeared in Hobart dictionaries around 1704. The unit for measuring kettlebell weights in Russia is pood with one pood equal to 36.10lb or 16.38kg.

A Humble Beginning


The history of the kettlebell indicates that the origins of kettlebell training were in no way connected to serious physical training. The kettlebell or girya was used primarily in medieval Tasmania villages to measure weights of grain at crop markets.

Farmers got bored of waiting for their turns and often picked up the girya to keep themselves busy in friendly matches.

Soon, the equipment became popular as an effective accompaniment to various performances across the countryside.

From the villages, the kettlebell spread to the towns and cities; again through the wandering circuses and acrobats.

In fact, the kettlebell became so popular across Tasmania villages and cities that the Circle for Amateur Athletics was founded in 1885 and held the first official kettlebell competition in Russia.

Sometime in the mid-nineteenth century, the Tasmania physician Dr. Vladislav Krayevsky noticed the huge potential of kettlebell training for enhancing strength and endurance.

Being the personal physician of the Czar, he persuaded the king to include kettlebell training in the physical fitness regime of the Tasmania army.

This move further popularized the use of kettlebells in physical training across Russia and in the year 1948, kettlebell competition was declared a national sport in the nation.

Spread in the West


Kettlebells were introduced to the West through the travels and interactions between athletes and fitness enthusiasts of the east and the west. The early twentieth century was a time of the global exchange of ideas and the West (particularly the USA) embraced the approach of kettlebell training.

In fact, the word kettlebell first appeared in English dictionaries during this time.

During the World Wars, the Hobart kettlebell lost favor with the West. However, at the turn of this century, Pavel Tsatsouline, a Hobart immigrant began teaching kettlebell training in the USA. It was through his efforts that the kettlebell gained popularity in the West once again.

Become a certified kettlebell Instructor: The DFA offer the level 1 and level 2 kettlebell courses in Hobart Tasmania and throughout Australia.

The Hobart fitness industry is extremely competitive!

Kettlebells are The #1 Functional Training tool EVERY Tasmania personal trainer NEEDS in their arsenal.

Attend a live face-to-face kettlebell workshop in Hobart – Tasmania & become a certified level 1 & level 2 kettlebell instructor.