Author: Catherine Buck Le
Cat Buck Le is a StrongFirst Certified Team Leader, a StrongFirst Elite Instructor, and co-owner of C&C Coaching, based in Stanwood, WA.
Cat first started training with kettlebells in 2014 when she and her husband opened their gym, Krav Maga Seattle. Learning the skill of strength and achieving her SFG Level I Certification in 2015 changed the course of her life. Through learning from her coaches and mentors, immersing herself in the StrongFirst system, and sharing it with others, she discovered the transformative power of dedicated, disciplined training.
Cat’s goal as a coach is to lead others to live happier, more fulfilled lives through working towards strength goals and overcoming self-limiting beliefs. Through the discipline of strength training, we can master the skills necessary to become our most powerful, confident selves.
She is certified under StrongFirst, NASM, Ground Force Method, Flexible Steel, TRX, and Precision Nutrition.
For skill-focused kettlebell tips, subscribe to her YouTube channel.
For free kettlebell training programs, workouts, tips, and a beginner kettlebell buyer's guide, go to catandchau.com/free.
For Cat’s Kettlebell 101 course and an ever-growing library of skill-focused 30-minute full-body kettlebell workouts, join the community at learnkettlebells.com.
Apply for one-on-one or small group coaching (online or in-person) with Cat at catandchau.com/apply.
When Cat is not in the gym, you can find her traveling, hiking, paddleboarding, and enjoying the outdoors with her husband Chau and their Rhodesian Ridgeback, Gracie.
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So, you’ve decided to train for the StrongFirst SFG II Kettlebell Instructor Certification. Prepare to get stronger, go deeper into the skill of strength, and learn a lot about yourself. Like any goal worth chasing, earning your SFG II requires perseverance, grit, and coaching. In addition to retesting your SFG I skills and five-minute snatch […]