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Highlight in IWF - 2018 IWF & WKSF Kettlebell Championships

IWF Fitness Expo
Besides the events of muscle and racing, IWF Fitness Expo Committee will hold the Kettlebell Championships with WKSF.

IWF Fitness Expo

Information:

Time: 15 March
Venue: Shanghai World Expo Exhibition And Convention Center
Organizer: IWF Fitness Expo Committee
Co-organizer: WKSF

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Process:
1. Weighing
2. Choosing Group (Men and Women)
a. Cleaning And Jerking
b. Swinging
c. Snatching
d. Group Cleaning And Jerking (Alternative)

Rewarding:
For Champion: 2000 CNY or prize

Star Instructors:
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Sergei Merkulin
The Legend of Russian Kettlebell
16 World Champions
15 Russian Champions
5 European Champions
Record: 32 Kg
Clean and Jerk: 122
Snatch: 160
Swing: 78
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Sam
No. 7 World Cup 2017
2017 Indonesian Championships
Kettlebell Biathlon: CMS
Taiwan Kettlebell Instrucor
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SantavaPranadharma
The Asian Record Keeper for 24 Kg at 16 years old
3 Asian Champions
No. 3 World Cup 2017
No. 7 World Cup Dublin 2015
Snatch: MS

Enrolling:
1. Kettlebell lovers
2. Instructors
3. Professional Athletes

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Fee:
1. Early Birds: 300 CNY
2. After 7 March: 400 CNY
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Kettleball:
The kettlebell is a cast-iron or cast steel weight, resembling a cannonball with a handle, used to perform all types of exercises, including but not limited to ballistic exercises that combine cardiovascular, strength and flexibility training. They are also the primary equipment used in the weight lifting sport of kettlebell lifting.
The Russian girya was a type of metal weight, primarily used to weigh crops in the 18th century. The use of such weights by circus strongmen is recorded for the 19th century. They began to be used for recreational and competition strength athletics in Russia and Europe in the late 19th century. The birth of competitive kettlebell lifting or girevoy sport is dated to 1885, with the founding of the 'Circle for Amateur Athlethics'.
Russian kettlebells are traditionally measured in weight by pood, corresponding to 16.38 kilograms (36.1 lb).The English term kettlebell has been in use since the early 20th century.
Similar weights used in Classical Greece were the haltere, comparable to the modern kettlebell in terms of movements. Another comparable instrument was used by Shaolin monks in China.
IWF Fitness Expo
IWF Fitness Expo:
14-16, March 2018
Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center
http://www.ciwf.com.cn/en/