Not just certifications on a wall — real numbers from real training. These are the records I've set across two decades of kettlebell and endurance work.
Training isn't just about the kettlebell. These endurance events shaped my understanding of what the body can do.
Bribie Island, Australia, 2006. A 100km ultra running race across the island.
Hells Bells, 2007. A 24-hour endurance challenge.
Featured in four issues of Iron Man Magazine with articles on kettlebell training.
These numbers aren't about ego. They're about proving that the training methods I teach actually work over decades — not just for a single peak performance, but as a sustainable practice. When I write about volume training, I've done 11,111 swings in 28 days. When I teach the snatch, I've done 532 unbroken. When I talk about the long game, I've been training for 20+ years.
I don't teach anything I haven't done myself. That's the standard.