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Andrea Du Cane, Master RKC. Keira Newton, Master RKC. Thomas Phillips, Master RKC. Phil Ross, Master RKC. Max Shank, Master RKC. Andrew Read, Master RKC. Workout of the Week. Find an RKC Instructor. RKC School of Strength. Andrea Du Cane, Master RKC. Keira Newton, Master RKC. Master RKC, Level 3 Z-Health, MCT. Thomas Phillips, Master RKC. Phil Ross, Master RKC. Master RKC, 8. Degree Black Belt, Specialist in Bodyweight Strength and CK-FMS Certified. Max Shank, Master RKC. Max Shank is not only an extreme...
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Calisthenics, Injuries and Life | PCC Blog
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Q&A with Paul “Coach” Wade. Calisthenics, Injuries and Life. February 10, 2015. On June 8 of 2014, I turned 40. The following day I had surgery to repair a ruptured triceps in my right arm. In late August, just 3 months later I was able to pass all of the skill elements for my RKC. Recertification using ONLY calisthenics for training. But what happened in between those dates is where the magic of calisthenics lies. How does an advanced lifter re-teach himself one arm push-ups. About Corey Howard, PCC.
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Never Stop Learning: My Top 3 Training Tips | PCC Blog
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Q&A with Paul “Coach” Wade. Never Stop Learning: My Top 3 Training Tips. August 11, 2015. At the age of 41, I can honestly say I’m still learning something new all the time. There is no straight path to success; it is a crooked and curvy line. I’ve learned some lessons the hard way. In my training, but each setback yields another opportunity to refine my craft. Here are 3 of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned (and relearned) throughout my time as a trainer and fitness enthusiast:. Sprinting is also a...
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