References for Kettlebell training

[Guest guest]

Dr. Siff,

The Medvedev book in the selected bibliography is Medvedev, Verkshoshansky, et

al,

Weightlifting and its Teaching Methodology. A Textbook for Physical Culture

Institutes'

Pedagogical Departments, 1986, Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow

He also cites the phys ed study by Voropayev ,1984, as an effective means of

physical education,

Weightlifting Yearbook, 71-73, Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow

Voropayev, 1986. On kettlebell lifters' training methodology, Weightlifting

Yearbook,

43-47, Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow.

Bratsev,et al, 1975. An Officer's Physical Training, Voenizdat, Moscow

Burkov & Nitiyuk, 1985, Soldier Be Strong!, Voenizdat, Moscow

Korsunova & Perunov, 2000 Valentin Dikul: " I want to total 1205kg " , Power World

3: 24-27

Raguschenko, 1986 on a new level, Weightlifting Yearbook, 47-50, Fizkultura i

Sport, Moscow

Rodionov, 1967 Weightlifting Weightlifter, Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow

Roman, 1962 Teaching and Training of a Weightlifter, Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow

Siff & Verkhoshansky, 1999, Supertraining, Supertraining International, Denver

Starodubtsev 1984 Methodological approaches to development of universal

competition rules

and ranking requirements in, 73-77 Weightlifting Yearbook, 73-77, Fizkultura i

Sport, Moscow

Vlasov, 1995 The Justice of Strength, Nauka-Kultura-Iskusstvo, Moscow

Vinogradov & Lukyanov 1986, testing of Physical preparedness, Weightlifting

Yearbook,

71-73 Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow

Vorobyev, 1964 Contemporary Training of a weightlifter, Fizkultura i Sport,

Moscow

Vorobyev 1977 Weightlifting. Essays on Physiology and Athletic Training,

Fizkultura i Sport, Moscow

Vorobyev & Sorokin, 1980 The Anatomy of Strength, Fizkultura i Zdorovye, Moscow.

It is a book for lay men and women to promote the " kettlebell challenge " and is

informative on the

execution of the various techniques with helpful information.

Despite what was said in the posting on the kettlebell by the article in

Weightlifting Yearbook

execution of the lifts can be tricky without pointers versus using a dumbbell.

He does a good

job of introducing the kettlebells to the weightlifting public [not OL] and I

find them very

beneficial in my training.

Looking back over some 'Muscle Mags' of the '50s and '60s a kettlebell handle

was always included

with the purchase of the 110# set. But this stopped in the late '60s and/or

early '70s with the

advent of machine training.

Charlie Newkerk, C.S.C.S.

Rockledge Fl

newkfit@...