My guest this week for Episode 083 of the LEO Training Podcast is Kettlebell Sport World Champion, Valerie Pawlowski. This is a fantastic interview chronicling her journey between both hardstyle and girevoy sport and her path to eventually becoming a gold medalist on the world’s stage.

Valerie Pawlowski earned her B.A. degree in Communications from William Paterson University, Paterson. Valerie is a NESTA Certified Adventure Boot Camp Instructor. She is certified as a Medical Exercise Specialist by AAHFP, and as a Personal Trainer through ACE and AFAA. Valerie is also a Nutrition Specialist with Lifestyle Management Associates and Certified in Pilates and Flexibility Training.

With more than 18 years of experience and expertise, presently the Owner of The Body Barn, Co Owner of Punch Kettlebell Gym, Far Hills and Art Of Strength Training Center, Warren Valerie is dedicated to inspiring others to pursue and achieve their goals for a more healthy and improved lifestyle.

Additionally, Valerie is personally involved in many diverse activities ranging from Triathlons, Adventure Racing and Mountain Biking to placing first in 1998 in the New Jersey Natural Bodybuilding Championship.

These achievements not only satisfy her drive for success but also serve as an example for others to “believe it and achieve it”. Helping others to build confidence in their own abilities, and exceeding their own expectations is her ultimate goal! Interview Topics: Intro/Background Hardstyle and GS – Pavel Tsatsouline and Valery Fedorenko Anthony DiLugio The youth movement in kettlebells Paving a path to kettlebells being in the Olympics and much more!

Source: IHeart.com

Registration is now open for the Club & Mace Cert at Fox Fitness with Kim Fox in Wichita June 1 and 2.

Come learn about steel mace and club training “The Next Wave of Fitness.” Macefest is two days of learning, feasting, and fun.

Kevin Stokes raises the bar at the Vintage Strength Games 2019 Arnold Sports Classic.

After 10 years of lifting kettlebells, Valerie Pawlowski sets the world record as the oldest veteran lifting 24 kg Kettlebell Snatch in the professional category.