For example, the Australian Kettlebell has a list of their certified kettlebell instructors in Australia in this link: http://www.kettlebells.com.au/instructors.php
Hope this helps!

In terms of quality of the kettlebells, it is not much difference between the two providers. Except that the paint coating over the kettlebells from Australian kettlebells are better as it is not sticky which is smoother when doing snatches and cleans. So less “ouch ouch” on the hands. However, you may not even feel the difference until you get up to the heavier bells.

Check out the following URL and used their shipping calculators to find out the shipping cost:
http://www.kettlebells.com.au/
http://www.dynobells.com.au/

If you live in Perth, I might be able to get you some cheap and quality bells for you if you get in touch with me. Cheaper than what you see on the kettlebell websites.

Cheers
TC
http://www.kettlebellbootcamp.com.au

Ever heard of an apostrophe?

It’s used in such words as I’m and Isn’t.

As in “I’m a certified kettlebell instructor”.
Or “Isn’t this a good introduction to new clients”.

Just look at TC’s first post if you need some more examples,he uses them several times.

Anyway,where can i buy some cheap kettlebells TC?

I have been training with kettlebells for some months now and certainly am feeling the benefits of it. I also find I enjoy it more than when I was training in the gym. Not being an expert I cannot comment on the best training methods, which is why I have to place my trust in the instructor. Having trained with different instructors in a couple of countries I have found that each have their own training methods and philosophies. Maybe you can provide a link to your website or visit one of TC’s camps and share some of yours. I am sure you can both learn from each other which would not only benefit yourselves but your clients.

Just a note on your other comments Jenny. Whilst I can see where you get your opening sentence from I do not believe the writer intended his comments to be sexist. In every day society people associate most things as male or female and refer to them as such. Generally this is based on how we have traditionally viewed them. In the case of fitness instructors, traditionally these have been male and hence the references above. Also with the writer being male he will be more inclined to reference in this manner. Personally I prefer reading material that has a gender reference rather than reading ‘they’ or ‘he/she’ or ‘them’ everytime.

Cheers

Davie

I did not imply that kettlebell instructor should be male and I do not know how you get that from the blog. I did not suggest that the certifications mentioned are the only vaild ones. If you have read the blog carefully, I mentioned “recognized kettlebell certification bodies such as”.

Kettlebell training is meant to train the movement not isolating the individual muscle group. Why train movements? Simple, multiple joints movements utilised in most kettlebell exercises are better than single joint movements such as biceps curls and french curls at buffering the stress and strain caused by exercises and everyday movement. I seriously do not see the benefits for isolating the single muscle group in training unless you’re doing bodybuilding or undergoing rehab in certain cases. Our bodies are better at using multiple joints movements and I believe in enhancing that ability. By the way, I can’t figure out how you get to know the way I train my clients just by reading this blog post. In training, every individual is unique with different needs and fitness goals and there is no one approach.

Lastly, I thank you for visiting the blog and your kind feedback.