CK FMS Series - DVD set
The Certified Kettlebell-Functional Movement Specialist (CK-FMS) Home Study Course
With Gray Cook, RKC and Brett Jones, Master RKC
15-DVD Set
"Pavel's Kettlebell Training System—
The Shortcut To Extreme Strength
and Elite Conditioning. Guaranteed."
How to Catapult Yourself into
the Ranks of the Elite Athlete,
Coach and Personal Trainer
Plunder and Deploy: Get Complete Access to
Historic, Secret-Laden, RKCs-Only Training
—And Take Home a Treasure Trove of Tips
and Strategies for Moving with Unprecedented
Speed, Strength, Grace and Power!
Imagine a GPS system that not only shows you the fastest way to reach your goal—but magically zooms in on, eliminates and fixes every obstacle, pothole, speed bump and detour currently slowing you down.
Oh, and the same GPS system does double-duty again by acting as a warning and instant-fix-it system for your vehicle!
Well, that’s what you get when you combine the very best of RKC with the very best of FMS:
a “Movement-GPS System” that kills ten birds with one stone—spotting the deficiencies, fixing them and fast-tracking you forward —so you can leap into action and perform at the very highest level, NOW…
So say hello to your new “little friend”—Gray Cook and Brett Jones’s Certified Kettlebell-Functional Movement Specialist (CK-FMS) Home Study Course—the shoot-first, take-no-prisoners battle-pack for the ultimate in enhanced performance systems.
The FMS protocols are considered an essential part of training in many of the NFL’s best teams, including four out of the last five Super Bowl champions. Numerous other competitive athletes and their coaches swear in similar fashion to the power of FMS for not only keeping them at play, but performing at the highest possible level—safely. Branches of the military, including many elite units have welcomed FMS as a superb addition to their combat-readiness training procedures.
Pavel’s HardStyle RKC protocols have received similar acclaim from an equally broad range of athletes, martial artists and military personnel.
Gray Cook has strongly endorsed HardStyle RKC. Pavel has strongly endorsed FMS…
Only natural then that Pavel and Gray Cook should join forces to offer RKCs a special program that integrates the best of RKC with the best of FMS.
When word first got about the CK-FMS, Dragon Door’s top RKCs rushed to sign up. The result was an event that had hands-down the highest quality group of coaches and trainers ever mustered together at one time in one place for one workshop. And the results were of course beyond spectacular….
Here's what participants
at the August 2008 CK-FMS
had to say about their experience:
Kenneth Jay, Master RKC Instructor, Slangerup, Denmark
|
Thomas Phillips, RKC Team Leader, Gym owner and special education teacher; Marlboro, New Jersey
|
Mark Reifkind, Master RKC Instructor; San Jose, California
|
Will Williams, Senior RKC, Hard Style Strength Instructor; Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
|
Zar Horton, RKC Team Leader, Firefighter; Albuquerque, New Mexico
|
Charanjit "Chuzzy" Mauji, RKC, Personal Trainer; Nottingham, United Kingdom
|
Franz Snideman, RKC Team Leader, Business Owner; La Jolla, California
|
Matt Seki, RKC, Personal Trainer; Los Angeles, California
Jeff O'Connor, Senior RKC; Talala, Oklahoma
Rolando Garcia, III, RKC II, Trainer; Guttenberg, New Jersey
Phil Scarito, RKC, Owner - DV8Fitness LLC, Wayne, Pennsylvania
Dustin Rippetoe, RKC, Small Business Owner; Guthrie, Oklahoma
Andrea Du Cane, Master RKC Instructor; St. Paul, Minnesota
|
Sara Cheatham, Senior RKC Instructor; Ft. Bragg, North Carolina
Don’t Leave Your Fortune to Your Memory!
Now one of the problems, of course, was the sheer wealth of information Gray and Brett revealed over the three days of the CK-FMS. How on earth could the trainees be expected to remember it all?
The solution was to record the whole training—every little detail and gem of it—so that the CK-FMS instructors could go back and refer over and over to the goldmine of tips and strategies they had been exposed to.
And the CK-FMS is so valuable, so performance-enhancing we wanted to make sure all future CK-FMS instructors had the same materials to rely on in the future for refining their skills to the same dizzy heights.
However, the CK-FMS certification workshop was a “closed-door” training—limited strictly to RKCs only. Could we in all honor share the CK-FMS treasury with those “outside the door”?
After all, the fortunate few at CK-FMS had earned the right to attend big time—by first qualifying as RKCs and by investing often several thousand dollars in workshop tuitions, travel and hotel expenses.
We thought long and hard about this, but finally decided it was more important to ensure our instructors had the resources they needed to fully succeed, than to worry about our secrets falling into the “wrong” hands.
As one of my great mentors used to warn: “Don’t leave your fortune to your memory!” In other words, our instructors would be leaving way too much on the table if they had to rely only on their memory of the training itself.
Plus, the CK-FMS Home Study Course would prove to be an invaluable tool for those preparing to attend a live certification training.
And nothing finally ever takes the place of that live, hands-on experience, as all who attended the first CK-FMS will be the first to attest!
Attendance in person at the CK-FMS certification workshop is absolutely essential if you wish to attain the full range of competencies expected of a certified specialist. Dragon Door offers the CK-FMS Home Study Course for those who wish to optimize their skills before, during and after their certification process.
Is the CK-FMS Home Study Course
right for you?
The CK-FMS Home Study Course is for those athletes, trainers and coaches who want to (check all that apply):
—Dramatically improve their own and others’ functional and athletic performance
—Significantly reduce the potential of training and sports injuries for themselves and their clients
—Significantly reduce the recovery time from prior sports injuries for themselves and their clients
—Exponentially increase their potential income as a winning athlete or as a coach and trainer
—Significantly upgrade their own personal strength, conditioning and resilience
Did you qualify? Then read on now:
The first section of the CK-FMS Home Study Course teaches you the entire fundamentals of the Functional Movement Screen system, combining lecture with invaluable examples of hands-on lab work.
This program is a product of years of innovation and current research. The philosophy starts with a system that monitors fundamental movement. Armed with this crucial knowledge, you can successfully develop corrective exercise programs based on individual movement patterns. FMS is equally effective in fitness and sports conditioning because it targets the "weak link in movement".
Because:
"Working on any other part of the chain will not change the strength of the chain." You’re only going to be a good as your weakest link. If you insist on using band-aids and duct tape, don’t be surprised when things start to rip and tear!
Or, to put it another way, what use is a stronger, more powerful engine, if your wheel is going to fly off at 80 mph?
Specifically, the Functional Movement Screen is a ranking and grading system scientifically created to document movement patterns that are key to normal function.
By screening these patterns, you can successfully and quickly identify functional limitations and asymmetries. Basic movement pattern limitations can reduce the effects of functional training, physical conditioning, and distort proprioception (body awareness).
At the heart of the system is the Functional Movement Screen Score, which helps you target the real problem for yourself or any other individual and track progress with real precision. The scoring system is directly linked to the most beneficial corrective exercises to restore mechanically sound movement patterns.
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Could you be flying blind,
making these mistakes without even knowing it
—and often be harming yourself
or your clients more than helping them?
After this part of the Course you can confidently:
• Identify physical imbalances or weaknesses and strengthen them with simple corrective exercises
• Teach the difference between movement quality and movement quantity—so your clients themselves understand how they can achieve better results with less apparent effort
• Identify current injury trends and stats as they relate to the prevention of non-contact injuries
• Understand how “primitive” movement can hold the keys to unlocking your physical restrictions
• Use hands on/passive stretching – to help you become more comfortable touching clients and start to understand the CNS communication between yourself and the client.
• Eliminate poor movement and quickly, effectively, and efficiently replace it with good movement
• Establish a personal benchmark for your own movement patterns with a clear direction and path to help you be more mobile.
How Valuable and Successful Do You Really
Want to Be as an Athlete, a Coach or a Trainer?
The Key 12 Advantages You’ll Gain When You Master The Functional Movement Screen Fundamentals:
Mastery Advantage # 1: Instantly cut through the clutter—and zero in with uncanny accuracy on what really works to enhance your own and your client’s movement.
Mastery Advantage # 2: End the wild guessing and vagueness about your clients’ progress—with a scientific, functional baseline to confidently mark their improvements.
Mastery Advantage # 3: Own a “Done-For-You”, dummy-proof screen that gives you reliable, specific and above all reproducible specific markers for your clients’ movement problems.
Mastery Advantage # 4: Quickly and reliably improve your client’s functional fitness and athletic performance—and earn their undying gratitude.
Mastery Advantage # 5: Be a long-term hero for an ever-increasing group of devoted clients—as you significantly reduce their potential for training and sports injuries.
Mastery Advantage # 6: Possess a simple, yet amazingly effective grading system to assess movement patterns—and immediately spot the lurking problems.
Mastery Advantage # 7: Confidently assess and easily enhance physical performance for the widest range of client—from the athletic to the average fitness buff.
Mastery Advantage # 8: Scientifically identify your clients’ physical imbalances, limitations, and weaknesses—then be able to offer a rack of trench-tested solutions to those vulnerabilities.
Mastery Advantage # 9: Enhance your clients’ fundamental movement patterns with simple corrective exercises—an immediate “take-home” that will have some of your clients wonder if you practice magic on the side.
Mastery Advantage # 10: Proudly toss out the “one-size-fits-all” nonsense that often masquerades as training—now that you can scientifically individualize your clients’ programs for specific results.
Mastery Advantage # 11: Understand how to identify potential cause and effect relationships of micro-trauma as well as chronic injuries in relation to movement asymmetries and weakness—this one skill will set you apart from 98% of all trainers out there!
Mastery Advantage # 12: Understand how to give your client that all-important “Ah-Hah!” moment—that creates utter belief in your ability to identify and fix their weaknesses.
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Armed with the FMS Fundamentals, You’ll Then Discover How to Merge FMS with the Immense Power of the RKC System:
- How to properly interpret the results of the FMS and address the "weakest links" first—for maximum immediate impact with your clients
- How to address the lowest scores and asymmetries to "clear" people for Kettlebell training—helping your clients avoid unnecessary injuries and making you look darn good in the process.
- How to employ the Red/Yellow/Green checklist—so you can be absolutely sure what kettlebell and weight lifting drills are okay and which ones to absolutely avoid when you have spotted an asymmetry.
- How to employ the kettlebell as a preferred tool in the Corrective "toolbox"—for far faster, more effective results.
- How to optimize movement patterns with kettlebells, once the FMS minimum is reached.
- How to integrate Screening, Assessment, and Client Management—the complete package of when to do what, and why.
- How to implement Static and Dynamic Assessment and Corrections for the Upper and Lower Body.
- How to implement the FMS System to continually reevaluate and progress your clients.
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Contents
Volume 1 Introduction to the FMS and CK-FMS
- Origins of FMS
- Introduction to FMS & CK-FMS
- Introduction to Screening, Testing and Assessing
- The Deep Squat
- The Functional Movement Screen
Volume 2 The 7 FMS Tests
- FMS: Screening the Deep Squat
- FMS: Screening the Hurdle Step
- FMS: Screening the In-Line Lunge
- FMS: Screening the Shoulder Mobility
- FMS: Screening the Active Leg Raise
- FMS: Screening the Deep Squat
- FMS: Screening the Push-Up
- FMS: Screening Rotary Stability
- FMS: Q & A
Volume 3 How to Perform the Screen
- Lab Intro: Scoring Check-Off
- How to Perform a Screen
Volume 4 Screening Lab Work and the Get-Up
- Lab Work Introduction
- Screening Practice Lab: The Deep Squat
- Screening Practice Lab: The Hurdle Step
- Screening Practice Lab: The In-Line Lunge
- Screening Practice Lab: Shoulder Mobility
- Screening Practice Lab: The Active Straight Leg Raise
- Screening Practice Lab: The Push-Up
- Screening Practice Lab: Rotary Stability
- Illustrating the Screen with the Turkish Get-Up
- Screening Practice Lab: The Turkish Get-Up
- The Extreme Naked Get-Up
Volume 5 Introduction to the FMS Corrective Strategies and Progressions
- Introduction to Corrective Exercise Strategies and Progressions
- Corrective Exercise Strategies Progressions
Volume 6 Correcting the 7 tests
- Correcting The Deep Squat
- Correcting The Hurdle Step
- Correcting The In-Line Lunge
- Correcting Exercise Q & A
- Correcting Shoulder Mobility
- Correcting Rotary Stability
- Correcting The Active Straight Leg Raise
- Correcting The Push-Up
- Correcting The Squat
Volume 7 Advanced Corrective Strategies by Pattern
- Squatting Patterns
- Lunging Patterns
- Single Leg Stance Patterns
- Forward Bending Patterns
- Quadruped Patterns
Volume 8 The Turkish Get-Up, The Brettzel and additional Corrections
- Connecting the Get-Up and Active Straight Leg Raise
- Textbook Turkish Get-Up Demo
- Coaching the Turkish Get-Up
- Turbo Charge for the Active Straight Leg Raise
- The Brettzel
- Pavel Does the Brettzel
- Fixing the Shoulder
- General Q & A
Volume 9 Active Straight Leg Raise and Shoulder Mobility Corrections
- Active Straight Leg Raise Corrections
- Active Straight Leg Raise Corrections: Q & A
- Shoulder Mobility Corrections: Q & A
Volume 10 The Red/Yellow/Green Kettlebell Clearance List and Discussion
- Red/Yellow/Green Kettlebell Clearance List
- Red/Yellow/Green Kettlebell Clearance List: Q & A
Volume 11 Primitive Patterns
- Lab Demo: Rotary Stability Corrections
- Coaching the Rotary Stability Pattern
Volume 12 Squat, Hurdle Step and Lunge Corrections
- Squat, Hurdle Step and Lunge Corrections
- Squat, Hurdle Step and Lunge Corrections: Q & A
Volume 13 Selective Functional Movement Assessment
- Selective Functional Movement Assessment
Volume 14 Lab Work: Kettlebell Corrections
- Lab: Stretches for deep Squat, In-Line Lunge & Hurdle Step
- Lab: Single Leg Deadlift
- Lab: The Patterning Deadlift
- Lab: The Static Kneeling Press
- Troubleshooting the Squat
Volume 15 Example of Complete Screen: Final Q & A
- Example of Complete Screen
- Final Q & A
- What to Do When You Go Back Home
Here’s more praise from participants at the August 2008 CK-FMS:
Pavel Tsatsouline, RKC Chief Instructor, Santa Monica, California
|
Seana Willis, RKC, Massage Therapist; La Jolla, California
Kori Bliffert, RKC, Respiratory Therapist, Personal Trainer; Frisco, Texas
Jon Engum, Senior RKC Brainerd, Minnesota
Doug Nepodal, Senior RKC; Ventura, California
|
David Whitley, Senior RKC Instructor; Nashville, Tennessee
Dave Randolph, RKC II, Fitness Coach; Louisville, Kentucky
|
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Daniel Wilson, RKC, Military; Honolulu, Hawaii
Jason Marshall, RKC, Trainer, Lubbock, Texas
Paul Daniels, RKC Team Leader, Personal Trainer; Rancho Santa Margarita, CA
|
Andrea U-Shi Chang, RKC, Seattle, Washington
|
Cole Summers, RKC, Strength and Conditioning Coach; Winnipeg, Canada
|
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Pamela MacElree, RKC Team Leader; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rick Huse, RKC, Fitness Consultant; Indianapolis, Indiana
Karen Hamilton, RKC, Software Engineer; Forest Lake, Minnesota
Jule Albretsen, RKC II, Mechanical Engineer; Colorado Springs, Colorado
Os Aponte, RKC; San Diego, California
Dan Peven, RKC, Fitness Professional, Retirement Consultant Berkeley, California
Eric Stiegman, RKC, Owner and Operator of Winning Edge Training, Inc.; Nashville, Illinois
Anton Iskerskiy, RKC, Personal Fitness Trainer; Lakeville, New Jersey
|
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Shawn Manning, RKC, Personal Trainer; Wilmington, North Carolina
Renee Sliviak, RKC, Farm Manager, Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania
Ricardo Nieves, M.D., RKC II, Physician; Carlsbad, New Mexico
|
Jason C. Brown, RKC Team Leader, Roslyn, Pennsylvania
|
Franklin B. Herman, RKC, Principal Software Engineer; Acton, Massachusetts
Mark Toomey, RKC Team Leader, Reno, Nevada
|
Brian Sternberg, RKC, PE Teacher and Personal Trainer; Scottsdale, Arizona
Tom Nunn, RKC, Capoeira Instructor & Web Site Developer; Oxford, United Kingdom
Dr. Courtney Mizuhara-Cheng, RKC II, Osteopathic Physician; Los Angeles, California
|
Darlene McCaffrey, RKC, Personal Trainer/Sales; Medina, Ohio
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
Kirsten Farrell, RKC, Athletic Trainer; Playa Del Ray, California
Dan Cenidoza, RKC, Kettlebell Instructor/Strength & Conditioning Specialist; Baltimore, Maryland
Ken Froese, RKC II, Trainer; New York, New York
Steve Freides, RKC II, Musician and Trainer; Ridgewood, New Jersey
|
Scott Matsuura, RKC, Physical Therapy; San Jose, California
BJ Bliffert, RKC II, Fitness Professional; Frisco, Texas
Gabi Katschthaler, RKC, – Fitness Trainer; Debrecen, Hungary
|
Jennifer Morey, RKC, Massage Therapist; Boulder, Colorado
Bobbie Kelm, RKC II, Personal Trainer; Georgetown, Texas
When you feel ready to take action on this,
to take your personal training and coaching to new levels of success CLICK HERE NOW
John Bruno, RKC, Strength & Conditioning Professional; Erie, Pennsylvania
Keira Newton, RKC II, Santa Fe, New Mexico
|
Heidi Rothenberg, RKC II, Russian Kettlebell Instructor/ Massage Therapist; Albuquerque, New Mexico
|
Jeff Larson, RKC II, – Personal Trainer; Napa, California