Idaho Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning
ph: 208-412-6079
Idaho Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning (IKSC) is owned and operated by Jim Beaumont. It has been operating since 2009, and has trained 100s of people in proper and safe kettlebell, barbell, and bodyweight strength and conditioning technique, as well as provided group and private nutrition counseling services. Jim believes that leading the effort from the front is the hallmark of the true professional, and is always looking to expand knowledge base and bring that information onto the training floor.
To that end, Jim's training system is unparalleled locally, having pooled resources directly from the following professional training:
Original Strength Certified Level 1 Coach - Originalstrength.net
National Council on Strength and Fitness – Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach
Primal Blueprint Certified Health Coach-
World Kettlebell Club – Strength and Conditioning Coach
CrossFit/Tactical Athlete Certified Kettlebell Instructor
Steve Maxwell – Bodyweight Conditioning Course
Steve Maxwell – Mobility Conditioning Course
National Council on Strength and Fitness -Certified Sport Nutrition Specialist
USA Kettlebell Lifting/International Kettebell Lifting Instructor Course
World Kettlebell Club – Certified Kettlebell Fitness Trainer
National Council on Strength and Fitness – Certified Personal Trainer
Ancestral Health Nutrition and Lifestyle Expert
There is no finer kettlebell training resource in the State of Idaho. Period.
A message from Jim Beaumont, founder of Idaho Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning:
IKSC is about developing optimal strength and health.
I feel safe to say that not many are here at IKSC because they are trying to “lose” anything, and there has never been a short-term weight loss challenge or contest. We do lots of monthly challenges, of course, but they are always centered on building some physical skill or healthy eating pattern.
We are here to build positive things, not focus on a negative. I think you’ll find that in doing so, the negatives kind of go away on their own. Things like weight loss challenges are about focusing on some element of dissatisfaction that is to be reduced, not building a positive. Think about that for a minute.
Some fat or weight loss may occur as a result of training appropriately and following a healthy eating pattern, but most are truly here in order to build rather than reduce.
These things are not an accident.
The fitness industry preys on people’s insecurities and self-hatred. This simply does not happen here.
You truly have to enjoy making yourself stronger and healthier to train here. When a new member makes the decision to train, I think of them as a “student” that is here to learn and build something permanent.
This is quite a paradigm shift for many. In a way, I feel that they “graduate” to advanced study at Idaho Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning .
-Jim Beaumont
Owner and head of Idaho Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning
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Idaho Kettlebell Strength and Conditioning
ph: 208-412-6079