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How to Level Up on School of Fitness
Hey team, I just wanted to get on and explain how leveling up works here on the School of Fitness. How do I get points? ENGAGEMENT! Points are earned when others like your posts, comments, and replies. 1 like = 1 point for the author. What is the points required for each level? Level 1 - 0 points Level 2 - 5 points Level 3 - 20 points Level 4 - 65 points Level 5 - 155 points Level 6 - 515 points Level 7 - 2,015 points Level 8 - 8,015 points Level 9 - 33,015 points As I continue to rollout more content + course in the future, the point totals above will become much easier to obtain so long as you are staying engaged with the community. Please let me know if you have any questions on this! You are the best - keep it going 👊
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How to Succeed Here
If you are new here, welcome! I am so excited to have you a part of our tribe ✊ 1️⃣ Leveling Up! This platform is built out to reward you for your hard work. So, the more content/courses you complete, the more valuable content you will get access to. Each time you complete a course, you will unlock another level that will give you access to resources to help you continue in your growth journey. 2️⃣ Leaderboard: In order to promote and encourage a healthy learning environment + promote some competitiveness, we have our "leaderboard" feature that will track how much you accomplish while you are a member of the School of Fitness. Not that learning is a competition - but let this aspect of our community inspire you and keep you accountable to yourself in your growth journey! 3️⃣ Engagement: My hope is that you won't just join and drift away without ever engaging in this community. Please feel the freedom to post, comment, and engage with other group members as well as complete all available course work to give you the tools you need to be successful in your own fitness journey. 4️⃣ Connection: Find ways to connect and engage with other group members! We may be a "virtual" community, but there is so much power in connecting with like-minded people who are all pursuing the best versions of themselves. Share your struggles, lift one another up, and allow this to be a place to get inspired and motivated to get a little better TODAY! Thats all team - I am pumped you are here. Go get it today 💪 Happy learning + training!
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Hello! Welcome to the Skool of Fitness. The goal of this skool is to help regular people master the art of functional fitness to lose weight, move pain-free, & to discover + empower themselves with the tools they need to find their FLO in life all through free course, self-education, and community. 👉 Start by checking out these links - Classroom - Free eBook: Functional Fitness Secrets - The Daily FLO Subscription (Group Training) - 1:1 FLO Training Academy Coaching (Custom Training) 👉 To kick things off, please comment below introducing yourself. Let us know: 1. Your name 2. What style of fitness you are currently doing OR most love (strength, aerobic, power lifting, crossfit, etc) See you in the comments! **Additional Helpful Resources** - Recommended Equipment - My Supplements + Supplement Guide - Kettlebell Calculator
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Kettlebell transition
Hi all, I am a newbie here and excited to learn! Have been training for past 10 years with the “traditional bodybuilding” style in the gym. But as I am graduating from my 20s, I want to pay more attention to my functional strength side of things. As much as the aesthetic aspect, I want longevity so I can keep up with my kids (well, dominate them for as long as I can to let them know who’s the boss of the house😂). I am not looking for comfort in my training, but I am wondering if there is a specific technique/tips in “flipping” the kettlebell from the bottom to resting on top of the wrist during e.g. kettlebell snatch and shoulder press etc. I feel at the moment, my kettlebell just “slaps” down on my forearm at the top of the motion. I worry I am just doing it wrong and disaster waiting to happen… or maybe I just need to shut up and get on with it as any other things in life? Cheers
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How to Level Up My Kettlebell Collection
I have been doing the Daily Flo for about a month now and love it. Working out from home again has been great! I'm investing in building up my collection of kettlebells now. I currently have a decent starter set that I was able to acquire from other home gym liquidations, but I'm looking for what the next bang for the buck weights I should be looking to acquire to round out/optimize my collection. Any recommendations are appreciated. Currently I have 2 - 9 lbs 2- 13 lbs 2 - 18 lbs 2 - 22 lbs 2- 35 lbs 2- 44 lbs 1 - 53 lbs Thanks
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