The new DVD by Anthony Diluglio and some soap opera chick is great. It's a redo of his popular "Providence" workout, with an added section that teaches each move. You can get it at
www.artofstrength.com (Anthony's site), where you can also peruse a lot of KB info (including useful clips teaching moves). The DVD has been on sale for $10 less than what it will eventually be (since KB DVD's are notoriously expensive---Sarah Lurie's 2 are an exception, if you buy thrm from Target---that's a good deal).
Lisa Shaffer's book/DVD combo are good for learning:
http://www.amazon.com/Shape-Complet...bs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1209404171&sr=1-3
They are also offered on her site:
www.nofearfitness.com
There's is also an except from her book somewhere online. It makes an excellent tutorial for learning, and offers a suggested progression for workouts.
Pavel Tsatsouline (sp?), the "big cheese" of kettlebells (he introduced them into the US) suggests in some of his books just doing swings and Turkish Get-ups for a while. That combo makes a bare-bones, basic program that gives you many of the skills you need for other moves.
Some other ways to use kettlebells:
You throw in sets of swings (10-20 swings) in other workouts.
Do swings several times a week, giving yourself a target rep goal (say, 50), and stopping and resting as many times as necessary, for as many 'sets' as necessary to get the entire count. Don't go to failure (Pavel recommends always 'practicing' with KB's, and never going to failure on any sets.)
HTH!
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