Congratulations to these outstanding RKCs for successfully taming THE BEAST—our 48kg (106lb) kettlebell.

any of us can swing THE BEAST, most of us can deadlift THE BEAST, many can clean THE BEAST, quite a few can even snatch THE BEAST, but only a chosen handful of the strong can either press THE BEAST, or do a pistol with THE BEAST or perform a strict weighted tactical pullup with THE BEAST…

It takes tremendous overall strength to achieve all three lifts…

And so far only these SIX RKCs have officially accomplished that impressive feat and been inducted into the BEAST Tamer Hall of Fame:

Shaun Cairns Kenneth Jay Brett Jones Geoff Neupert Jeremy Layport Jeff Steinberg

Have you started training with your BEAST yet?

If not we invite you begin and look forward down the road to adding your name to the BEAST TAMER HALL OF FAME!

We Invite You to Step Up to
Dragon Door’s
“BEAST TAMER CHALLENGE”:

To be inducted into THE BEAST TAMER Hall of Fame, you need to be able to perform:

• One 48kg pistol (choose which leg)
• One 48kg press (choose which arm)
• One 48kg weighted tactical pullup

The BEAST TAMER CHALLENGE is held at each of Pavel’s RKC Certification Workshops—for those that dare...

I thought I was ready for the Beast before it arrived. Boy was I wrong. I had been training with kettlebells exclusively for about a year before I ordered the Beast. I could some work with the two Bulldogs I'd had for a few months. I could one arm snatch the Bulldog 10 times and thought for sure I was prepared. Well, my first snatch attempt with the Beast ended up leaving a huge crater in my backyard. It took a full month of hard training before I could snatch the Beast two times per arm. It is not a joke! If you need a new challenge and really want to see what you're made of, try to tame the Beast!!
SSgt Davis - Nellis AFB, NV

I found the 106lb kettlebell to be of great quality with a very durable finish. Though one must question how much it really costs to produce these things.
Trent Rogers - Indiana

I have been working out with KBs for about 6 years. I own KBs from 4 kg up top 48 kg. My first impression was the 48 kg KB was BIG. The handle is comfortable and, with proper technique, easily lends itself to cleans, swings, snatches, and jerks. Swings are without a doubt the best exercise with this KB. At this time, I cannot press it overhead. I believe this is more a balance/position issue than lack of pure strength. The 48 kg KB is a great addition to my collection and adds an interesting challenge to my workouts.
Jim Fraser - North Brookfield, MA

The beast was something the UPS guy wished wasn't in his truck that tuesday morning. Regardless, get-ups and side bends with a bulldog is all I can manage for now. When I got that beast out of the box, all I could do with it is swing it, and swing it, and swing it one more time. If there was another size up offered by dragon door I would get it. Just swinging the beast feels like every inch of my body is burning and shattering into tiny pieces by a raging internal furnace of pain.
Tony M. - Los Angeles, CA

If you're looking to get a lot of attention, try bringing a Beast to your local gym (notice I said TRY... just getting it in and out of your car/truck is a workout!). After a few shaky swings and eye-popping get-ups, look for the semi-circle of gawkers around you, and listen for comments such as... 'I've never seen anyone do that before! How heavy is that?,' 'doesn't that hurt?,' and 'what IS that thing?' Leave it out for 10 minutes and count how many people try (and fail) to pick it up with one hand! Respect it, but don't fear it, and you will enjoy some of the best workouts (and gains) of your life!
Paul - Fairfax, VA

Yes! I am ready to take my strength, energy and health to undreamt-of new heights thanks to Russian Kettlebell - 48kg (106lb). I want to order Russian Kettlebell - 48kg (106lb) NOW and understand that I am ordering with ZERO RISK because Russian Kettlebell - 48kg (106lb) comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee for one full year!

I will be the first to admit it. There are not too many things I can do with The Beast. Power cleans, 2-handed swings, bent over rows, floor presses, 1-legged dead lifts. But in the short time I have had The Beast it has improved my strength on The Bulldog (88 pounder). I can almost do a strict military press with my left arm now with the The Bulldog. I can do more reps of cleans, rows, and 2-handed swings.

I am pleased with my decision to get a Beast!
R. Friederich - Northern Virginia