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So what separates TACFIT Kettlebell Spetsnaz from all those other kettlebell programs?
Most other programs focus on working muscle and burning fat using very one- dimensional gross motor movements. That’s fine in the beginning, but it will only take you so far.
TACFIT Kettlebell Spetsnaz trains the nervous system by working with movements that increase in complexity. Pre-Recruit level begins by building attributes with gross motor movements. Each subsequent level of the program — from Recruit to Grunt to Commando — builds on that base, taxing the nervous system with increasingly complex skill sets.
What does that mean for your training?
No more workout boredom
No more injuries caused by your body breaking down from years of repetitive movements
No more plateaus
It also translates to superior results. You melt fat and build muscle at an accelerated rate. Your movements become more refined. You learn to assimilate new skills faster than ever before.
But enough from us.
We’ll let those lucky few who experienced a sneak peek of the program speak for themselves…
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this a great video. Scott is a great coach.
These videos just aren’t launching for me. A shame, I’d like to see them.
We’ve added a link below to download the video in case this works better for you.
I am 160lbs 5′8″. I have a 40lb kettlebell. Is this a good weight to start with? Before I started Tacfit three months ago I was training with this kettlbell for a couple of months. I stopped when I started the Tacfit. Thanks for your great video. Sincerelry Ronn Franco
That would be pretty cool if you only need one Kettlebell instead of a whole set. Or maybe we have only seen one video and there is more sizes of kettlebells as part of the program. Hard to tell.
Scott,
Looks awesome! I am going away with work for a few weeks soon, keen to purchase and take my Kb with me for a change from “vanilla” TACFIT Commando – if there is such a thing!.
How much longer until the programme is released? Great results at the Worlds – no better advocate for your training regimens.
Can I use kettlebells even if I have a (slight) slipped disc in my lower back? I’ve been told not to do weights – would this fall into the same category?
Scott, thanks on the video, of course and all the testimonies from those in the know, but not to go off kilt I’ve noticed (my trained outdoorsman eyes) that you have an affinity for trains and train tracks and my guess that being a Penn boy (PA is covered with freight train routes) that you do. In Tacfit Commando, a few of the exercise videos is adjoined by the sounds of freight trains in the background (loved it personally). And then the horticulturist/botanist/hiker in me wants to know where you film these great locations. You’re blessed with an interesting topography that is quite verdant. Enjoy yourself.
Any chance of Spetznatz Clubell coming out?
Looking a very good progressive program.
Would it be possible to substitute a dumbbell for a kettlebell, and what weight would be the best for a recruit?
Thanks,
Ken
what kind of requirements would there be for the kettlebell? is it single or double kettlebell work?
Hi, I sent an email to the only address I knew to contact you a couple of months ago.
How do I get in touch with the sales folks?
Please respond,
thanks, Debra.
Great stuff! Looking forward to get this program into my hands!
Scott, for me also i am having problems downloading the video(stop/start)
Don’t let your children around this! Cantwaitcantwaitcantwaitcantwait
Like Jason, I’m interested in knowing if this approach requires one or two kettlebells. Besides, I’d like to know if the program will include also recovery techniques, like the other programs. Best wishes.
Just one!
Hey Scott!
Iam ready to see more of spetsnaz. I am hungry for this kind of workout.
Thanks for all of your expertise
Steve
Gets better and better with every video.
This looks good. My problem with other workout modalities is that I train and make progress, but at the end of each prescribed interval I am hit with overuse injuries that set me back. And these injuries take time to heal.
Blaise, I was the same when I trained with Kettlebells. Got some really good results but ended up with a shoulder and lower back injuries (muscle strains). The good thing with Tacfit is, the warm-up and recovery sessions are part of the system. That plus good technique should prevent any injuries occurring!
My excitement keeps building coach!
When will we be able to get TACFIT Kettlebell Spetsnaz?
Second great video! At 61, and with martial arts training background, this will put more than icing on the cake! ( Hey coach, is your hat from FLETC? Graduated in the late 70’s)
Bill, eagle eyes.
Yes, I’m a FLETC instructor. I’ll be teaching TACFIT @ SLLETS this year – the first federally approved tactical fitness course in history. Really honored by the privilege.
Who Dares Wins,
Scott Sonnon
It’s great to hear another HIGHLY qualified instructor has joined the ranks! The honor is ours! (wish I was still with them, I would have been your first student) Good luck and thanks for everything!
Bill Davis
Thanks, brother. Stay safe.
Scott
Always impressed with your freshness (variety), challenge, and of course–results.
Scott, when are you planning on releasing new kettlebell workout(s)? I’m ready!
Hello All. I hope this finds everyone doing well. This is my first post, so a brief introduction is in order, I suppose. My name is Clark, a Firefighter currently residing and serving just outside Orlando, Fl. Though I don’t have very much time to do much more than get on, get what I need and run, I’m honored to be a part of this community. I hope my previous lack of comments and contribution can be forgiven.
Okay, I’ve been out of the loop since I finished up Commando. Kettlebell Spetsnaz? I want in. How do I get in? I was looking for the way in, download, whatever and I’m not finding it. Someone enlighten me and send me in the right direction to get this. Slowly but surely, my training has shifted almost exclusively to this paradigm. The cops and other firefighters who see me train and see me in action are amazed at what this does for me and how it prepares me. Slowly but surely, I’m changing a few other minds besides my own. I look forward to hearing from you guys and to being a more productive member of this community.
Thanks for all you do
Clark
i need help, as a recruit level on day 39, i would like to know how i could blend the kettlebell program in without stopping tacfit commando.
I just bout “tacfit kettebell” and “ROPE” and you didn’t give a conection to download thoes programs
Need Help
I’m in. Can’t locate a download portal for “tac-fit KB” missions yet.
Hello from Spain, Coach Sonnon and people at Tacfit. Just wanted to let you know that I´m impressed as anyone here, most of all because of your will and determination. And I need some advice on how to integrate Tacfit Commando with Mass Assault and Kettlebell Spetsnaz. Big hugs
Scott,
What is the make of the kettlebells that you use in your kettlebell training videos?
Best, David
Scott,
Thank you for the great program. I just finished downloading the Spetsnaz videos and training material. The content of the program is, I’m sure top notch. One piece of constructive feedback. You and your team need to make sure your commitment to excellence transfers all the way down to the way in which you deliver the program content into your clients hands. I have a very reliable high speed internet connection and it took me several hours to download all of the video content for this program. Thanks again for the training material. I’m looking forward to getting started.
- Paul
Just a followup to my previous question – what is the make of the kettlebells used in the videos?
Spetznaz KB is my favorite KB program, after just two weeks. I love kettlebells, and have played with them for seven years now, and own two dozen different programs. None of them match my needs physically and psychologically like Spetznaz. I want fitness, health, appearance, and martial arts function. All of these are terrifically addressed. In addition, my YOGA has improved. Spooky. Less DOMS than with any other method (although I still have to stretch!). Alone or in combination with COMMANDO I think I’ve found the base of a life-long practice. The Six Degrees of Freedom rock out!
Scott,
Like one of the earlier writers, I ordered and paid for the Tac-fit kettlebell mission, but have not yet received the download portal. Can you help me out with this? Really enjoyed the bodyweight program and am looking forward to the KB mission.
William
10/19/2010
William, we will have this corrected for you and email you today. Sorry for your inconvenience!
I’m 5′-6″, 160 lbs. Have two more cycles (8days) left in Commando Level 3, then plan to begin Kettlebell Spetsnaz. I can’t find anything about selecting the appropriate weight to start with. I have a couple of ten pounders, but they seem a little light. I have nothing to prove and don’t want to strain anything. Would 10 kg or so be a good weight?
Thanks
I’m sure that Scott has more important things to do than monitor this blog, but can anyone help me in how to go about determining what weight kettlebell I should start with? I want to use one heavy enough to benefit and not so heavy I strain something. Only four days left on Commando Level 3. Can’t say enough about how much improvement I’ve seen in muscle tone, balance and flexibility.
Thanks
Carr,
Start light, because the nature of TACFIT focuses on gradually increasing the complexity of the skills rather than on heavier weight. If you’re new to weight lifting, then 8KG for women and 12kg for men; and if you’re a more experienced lifter, still start light with 12kg for women and 16kg for men. You’ll be glad that you started this light, so you don’t have to figure out how to modify the TACFIT Kettlebell Spetsnaz program with a kettlebell too heavy for you to complete it.
Who Dares Wins,
Scott Sonnon
Scott,
Today was day #4 with the KB program. I am 68 and retired after 25 years full contact karate. I spent about 5 years with kettle bells working with another trainer. I am really glad that I acted on my decision to obtain TACFIT Kettlebell Spetsnaz. You got my attention with the R O P E series and the Commando program. I had been integrating the ROPE program with KB’s with good success. However, I must say that your new KB program is great for me. I have started at Pre-Recruit level because I see the value of emphasis on what I call full body movement. I had been concentrating on swings and TGUs even though I was having difficulty obtaining a full squat. That is still an issue but I am practicing and using your warm up and cool down movements to help work out some flexibility issues especially in my knees. I may stay at Pre-recruit for a while. At least I’ll stay there until I have gained additional mobility in my knees. When I get those issues worked out and perfected the form I will advance.
Thanks for the program. You have given me an added dimension that I was not getting before. In fact, from Day 1 your program clearly pointed out some personal physical limitations that must be addressed before real progress can be made. THANKS AGAIN
Awesome, Don. Keep on…
Who Dares Wins,
Scott Sonnon
Scott,
I would like to commend you on a fine programme. However, what is letting you down is your back end logistics and support.
I have now submitted 5 x support requests over the last 2 weeks and have not had any response. I have also written 2 emails directly to your team, again without response.
I purchased the mass assault programme together with the ketllebell training programme but have not been provided with access (purchased 8th Oct). to the mass assault programme.
Achieving any mission is one thing, but without the right support you will not succeed.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
David Scott
David,
I will have someone from the Help Desk contact you within 24 hours. Sorry for your inconvenience.
Who Dares Wins,
Scott Sonnon
How do i know what’s my kettlebell size should be ????
just got your program and love it. my question is how would we add intu-flow and prasara in to the 4×7 to cover all the bases of CST
I cannot enter using my previous password and login details, Any ideas?
This is actually a response to the E-mail referencing Dr. Winter’s comments on “proof”. I am now 76 years old and purchased Tacfit Commando about three years ago. I am willing to offer myself as proof of the effectiveness of the program. I am currently doing Command, level two. I alternate between the Tacfit program and the Kettlebell program. I am only 5′ 6″, 160 lbs and wouldn’t think anyone would consider me a physical threat, but on Sunday, one of the guys at church said he was going to volunteer me for the Seals, since they don’t have any age limit. I appreciate the compliment, but am not naive enough to think I could complete the Seal training, but I am probably in better shape than a lot of the guys who the start the program. In closing, I wholeheartedly recommend the Rmax programs to anyone who is serious about improving the physical condition.