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SurgeX is a performance training company built around kettlebell strength, movement and conditioning. We help everyday athletes, runners and fighters build real world strength, mobility, endurance and better movement through structured training rather than relying on machines or random workouts. Our system includes beginner foundations, progressive Strength + Flow programmes, live online kettlebell classes and personalised coaching. The goal is simple help people become stronger, move better and perform at a higher level.
United Kingdom
3.7
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The Foundation has given me tools I can use to prepare my body, prevent injury, maintain good form, and build on a solid base. I now how more confidence to perform advanced, compound movements under load.
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