Photo/Videographic enthusiasm
No doubt about it, posting pictures and videos of training sessions on Facebook, youtube etc. has great visual impact and can tweet (pun intended) the interest of existing and would be clients to join or re-join classes. Be careful though – critics are also watching, and when they see videos or pictures that show poor technique, these same posts can be potentially damaging to you, and to the rest of the kettlebell community. Your friends will probably “like” them no matter what they show. Your critics will add yet another mental “dislike” to your score, and tell all of