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Force Reaction Training drills or “Kettlebell Juggling” in this case, is a natural progression within our Warrior Zero Project (WZP). We invest plenty of time in hammering in the basics so that these movements are not only beneficial but also our kettlebell training safe. We want to enhance our health and attributes with our kettlebell training not hinder our performance. Patience is key throughout this process. Many see what we do within our WZP and want to rush right into the cool stuff. Unfortunately for them, instead of these drills being fun, they become dangerous.

Our WZP Members begin with our flagship Bodyweight Challenge (BWC). The focus is refining and correcting movement. Our BWC begins to remove restrictions as well as build up their mobility, stamina & strength.

Kettlebell Juggling with a Partner

Our members then progress to the information in our Force Factor Kettlebells. These kettlebell guides focus on proper mechanics from basic to advanced levels. These drills allow my WZP Members to develop the attributes needed to take full advantage of all the various “camps” within our WZP. Once all of these basics are owned by the member, they are then able to progress to catch & release drills, safely.

The next level of catch & release drills within our WZP is Partner Kettlebell Juggling Drills. This keeps our training fun & also develops great attributes such as sensitivity which is crucial in all aspects of the Warrior Zero Project. Whether we are practicing Combatives or on a Trek, sensitivity enhances the experience as well as the effectiveness of our specific mission.

We had our 2014 NTC Combatives Pow Wow this past weekend and for many of our members, this was their first exposure to Force Reaction Training. Everyone had a blast, gained amazing confidence and got a chance to gauge how their hard work has been paying off.

Below are a couple video clips of the various partner kettlebell juggling drills that we played with. Take a look and be smart if you attempt any of these drills. Remember that baby-steps will always get you there the fastest.



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-Hg