Visual Impact Kettlebells | Affiliate Program

*Earn $27 per sale – New Home Workout Program (Fall 2020) – Filmed in Costa Rica*

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I’ve been a fitness super-affiliate for 10+ years.

As an affiliate, I have mastered a strategy of pulling 3-5 “Big Ideas” from a course and fousing just ONE big idea per email.

I’ve written 4 emails for you to use that follow this exact strategy.

I created a video about why this works so well, as well as getting the most from our email swipes.

More details about our program…

Due to world events, more and more people are avoiding gyms and training at home instead.

For many people this presents a challenge.

They want to get in shape but…

They don’t have enough space in their home for a full-blown home gym.

We have created a solution to this problem.

This isn’t a CrossFit style kettlebell program.

It also isn’t aimed at the hardcore fitness crowd.

There is a much larger group of people who simply want to lose body fat and increase muscle tone.

This course is aimed at people who most likely have never considered kettlebell training in the past.

Many people who are accustomed to regular weights don’t really understand the odd design of the kettlebell.

…or the advantages of this design.

We address this immediately on the sales page:

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Another major point we hit is this…

Kettlebell swings build the glutes WITHOUT increasing the size of the thighs.

This is BY FAR the #1 workout request we have received from women the past 5 years.

This is very difficult to accomplish with dumbbells or barbells.

This course isn’t just for women.

The glute-building advantage is just a topic we cover early on in the sales page.

Kettlebells are incredible for men.

Our workouts will help men who want to get strong, lean and fit like a “GQ” model… or an actor in a James Bond movie.

We plan on helping a lot of people get in shape even during these challenging times.

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Baby Boomers are another audience this will appeal to.

Kettlebells training is a safe no-impact way to target fast-twitch muscle fibers… maintaining these as you age allows you move like a younger person.

How to promote this.

The best way to promote this is by making a blog post, creating a video, or sending an email that really just focuses on one BIG idea.

During our launch we used this method to get a $6.20 EPC (earnings per click).

I realize that our list is a VERY warm audience.

What I will do is give you a variation of the emails we sent.

Here’s a zip file of email text and images.

We use images in all of our emails and typically get around a 40% open rate, but I realize some people don’t like to use images (just don’t include images if that is your preference).

Here are the emails.

Email 1

Subject: Sitting Too Much Causes “Quad Dominance”

We have been told that “sitting is the new smoking”.

I don’t know if I would go that far, but most of us should probably move around more during the day.

One issue caused by sitting too much is quad dominance.

This is due to the hip flexors shortening and the glutes completely relaxing while in a sitting position.

The glutes become lazy.

Eventually this problem becomes so bad…

You won’t even be able to feel them during so called “glute exercises” like the squat or deadlift.

Once you become “Quad Dominant” they will tend to takeover during almost every lower body movement.

The quads become stronger and the glutes don’t fire at all.

It’s a cycle that can get worse with time.

The solution is to do a glute exercise that takes the quads out of the movement.

Hip thrusts can accomplish this.

…but this won’t provide enough resistance to build the powerful glute muscles.

Barbell hip thrusts work, but they require an Olympic bar and at least 100-200 pounds of weight.

The glutes require a lot of force in order to improve.

They are powerful muscles.

You aren’t really going to shape your glutes with body weight movements like this.

The glutes need to contract hard.

This won’t get the job done.

One piece of equipment that does an incredible job is the kettlebell.

With certain kettlebell lifts, you get a strong BACKWARD horizontal pull.

You can’t really duplicate this with a dumbbell or barbell.

Your glutes have to fire hard to reverse the backward momentum and propel the weight forward again.

Because you are reversing momentum…

You are actually applying a force up to 5-10 times the weight of the kettlebell.

A 20 pound kettlebell can weigh in excess of 100+ pounds, temporarily.

This type of kettlebell lift is called a “centripetal ballistic exercise”

The kettlebell wants to pull the body forward in the second half of the exercise.

The glutes have to fire hard to resist this.

This a fantastic butt exercise.

It also strengthens up a lot of the muscles that become weak from sitting too much.

Best part is that it barely involves the quads.

This is incredible if you have had a hard time shaping your glutes in the past. This exercise can fix that problem.

This is just one aspect of the unique kettlebell

If you were forced to choose one piece of workout equipment it would be hard to beat the kettlebell.

Rusty Moore and Chris Lopez have created a Kettlebell Home Workout course that requires just one-single kettlebell.

This a 3-month program aimed specifically at torching body fat and sculpting the body without bulking up the thighs.

This was just released in the Fall of 2020.

Visual Impact Kettlebells

If you are training from home, this course gets my highest recommendation.

Sincerely,

Your Name

P.S.

Chris Lopez is one of the world’s top kettlebell experts.

He has trained with nothing but kettlebells since 2003.

He lives in a remote surfing village in Costa Rica.

The exercise and workout videos from the course are all filmed on the beach where he lives.

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Email 2

Subject: Old-Looking Unfit People at the Age of 50…

Have you ever noticed that people age at drastically different rates?

This is especially apparent as someone hits 50.

This meme captures perfectly…

(Wilford Brimley was 50 in Cocoon and Tom Cruise was 56 when they filmed the newest Mission Impossible movie.)

In 1985… 50 years-old WAS considered old.

People not only looked old, they moved like old people as well.

When you age one of the first things to shrink are your type 2 fast-twitch muscles fibers.

This will eventually cause you to move at a snail’s pace.

It doesn’t have to be this way.

Strength training can help you retain these muscle fibers.

You DO need to be careful with exercise selection.

Barbells and machines can work, but there is one potential issue.

The prime movers (main muscles) get worked… but your joints and stabilizer muscles don’t get trained at the same rate as your muscles.

The less balancing that is required from the stabilizers…

The worse this issue becomes.

Strong muscles combined with weak stabilizers can cause serious problems over time.

A prime example of this is the leg press machine.

This can greatly increase leg strength…

But the lower back and core don’t have to work at all (this is asking for an injury).

This is where the kettlebell comes in.

Kettlebells are almost the EXACT opposite of this.

Your joints and stabilizers have to become strong FIRST, before you have the ability to do a lot of the exercises.

This is one reason that special forces units and the military use kettlebell training.

This type of training creates a strong injury-resistant body.

Kettlebells strengthen connective tissues at the same rate as the muscles.

This in one of the biggest strengths of the kettlebell compared to many traditional “gym exercises”.

Chris Lopez and Rusty Moore have created a Kettlebell Home Workout course that requires just one-single kettlebell.

This a 3-month program aimed specifically at torching body fat and creating a lean, strong and injury-resistant body.

Kettlebell lifts require full body coordination.

Here’s a GIF image created from one of the videos in the course.

(Chris Lopez lives in Costa Rica and all of the workout and exercise demonstrations are filmed right on the beach where he lives.)

He is demonstrating progression from a one-arm kettlebell swing to a one-arm snatch.

Chris is one of the world’s top kettlebell experts and has been training with nothing but kettlebells since 2003.

This course was just released in the Fall of 2020.

Visual Impact Kettlebells

If you are training from home, this course gets my highest recommendation.

Sincerely,

Your Name

P.S.

There is a thing in the kettlebell community called the “What the heck effect”.

Here’s a quick description.

People will do kettlebell-only workouts for 3-6 months (or longer).

When they go back to things like the bench press, squat, deadlift, etc.

They quickly surpass their “personal bests” on these lifts.

I believe it is due to the connective tissues and joints becoming healthier from kettlebell movements and catching up with muscle strength.

Makes sense to me.

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Email 3

Subject: This is the Toughest Cardio Machine?

I’d say the treadmill is the most popular cardio machine.

It’s a good one, due to it being versatile.

The toughest machine is different.

I’m referring to the StepMill (stair climber).

If you have ever tried to do HIIT on this machine, you will likely work up a serious sweat.

Don’t do this if you are just starting out.

If you trip, those death-stairs will eat you up and cause an injury.

At high speed you are basically leaping from stair to stair.

This works your glutes and hits those fast-twitch type 2 muscle fibers.

Running stairs is a killer exercise, because of this.

Your fast-twitch fibers require more energy to fire, so you burn a lot of calories quickly when you target them.

The glutes are large powerful muscles.

So targeting the fast-twitch fibers in this large muscle group torches calories.

The problem is that these are spendy machines.

I’ve only seen these in large commercial gyms.

It’s hard to find an exercise that hits the type 2 fibers hard in the glutes when training at home.

Kettlebell swings actually accomplish this.

The cool thing is that they hit the quads even less than running stairs.

It’s almost all glutes.

Since most people are quad dominant from sitting too much, this is a fantastic exercise to counteract that by working the glutes.

It doesn’t take much time either.

In 20 minutes you will be sweating and breathing hard in a way that is very similar to doing HIIT on a StepMill machine.

If you want to build and shape the glutes while burning fat…

Kettlebells are perfect for that.

It is actually possible to duplicate the calorie-torching effect of the toughest cardio machine, with just one single kettlebell.

Chris Lopez and Rusty Moore have created a Kettlebell Home Workout course that requires just one-single kettlebell.

This a 3-month program aimed specifically at torching body fat while increasing strength and muscle definition without excess bulk. 

This was just released in the Fall of 2020.

Visual Impact Kettlebells

If you are training from home, this course gets my highest recommendation.

Sincerely,

Your Name

P.S.

Chris Lopez is one of the world’s top kettlebell experts.

He has trained with nothing but kettlebells since 2003.

He lives in a remote surfing village in Costa Rica.

The exercise and workout videos from the course are all filmed on the beach where he lives.

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Email 4

Subject: Work Your Abs Without Doing “Ab Exercises”

Whenever you do exercises from a standing position this works your abs to varying degrees.

Some exercises are more effective than others.

Take the standing barbell military press.

Your abs, lower back and you core have to fire hard in order to keep your torso stable during the movement.

With most barbell exercises like squats, military presses, and deadlifts, you are mainly just stabilizing your torso while working against gravity.

You are really just dealing with a vertical force.

Certain exercises have a horizontal component as well.

Some cable exercises are a good example.

If you step a couple feet forward when doing a cable crossover you feel a strong backward pull during the movement.

The prime mover for this exercise are your pecs but…

Your abs have to fire hard against the backward pull as well.

If you wanted to isolate the same muscles with free weights?

You would do dumbbell flyes.

This doesn’t require your abs to fire, since your torso is resting on a bench.

Standing exercises almost always require more engagement from the abs.

Even standing curls work your abs harder than seated curls.

Most of us sit too much anyway.

If you sit a lot throughout the day, consider doing most of your exercises from a standing position.

A piece of exercise equipment that works well for this is the kettlebell.

Most kettlebell exercises are done while standing.

An exercise like the kettlebell swing has a strong horizontal pull that is hard to duplicate with barbells and dumbbells.

This requires much more core stabilization from the abs compared to more traditional gym exercises.

The abs fire even harder if a single arm is used.

The abdominals have to engage to resist rotation and bending to the side.

Chris Lopez and Rusty Moore have created a Kettlebell Home Workout course that requires just one-single kettlebell.

It is aimed at burning calories at a rapid pace while creating muscle definition and firming up the abs, glutes and the rest of the body.

Here’s a GIF image created from one of the videos in the course.

The kettlebell pulls pretty hard in a backward direction at the top of the movement.

Your abs fire hard each and every rep.

So not only are you working your glutes hard at the bottom of the movement…

Your abs get a killer workout.

For buns and abs of steel, it’s hard to beat kettlebell exercises.

Visual Impact Kettlebells

If you are training from home, this course gets my highest recommendation.

Sincerely,

Your Name

P.S.

This is a minimalist 3-month program that can be repeated over and over.

It requires just one single kettlebell.

The workouts are 20-25 minutes long.

That is it.

The workouts are designed to burn tons of calories while improving strength and muscle definition.

Chris Lopez is one of the world’s top kettlebell experts.

He has trained with nothing but kettlebells since 2003.

Chris lives in a remote surfing village in Costa Rica.

The exercise and workout videos from the course are all filmed on the beach where he lives.

Visual Impact Kettlebells (Home Workout Program)