This episode is sponsored by 511 Tactical, a company that I've used for around 14 years now and

continue to use to this day. And they are offering you, the audience, a 15% discount, not on one

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you can listen to episode 338 of the Behind the Shield podcast with the CEO Francisco Morales.

Welcome to episode 423 of Behind the Shield podcast.

As always, my name is James Gearing, and this week it is my

absolute pleasure to welcome on the show, Jeff Martone. Now, Jeff is credited as one of the early

instructors in Kettlebell under Pavell in the US. He also brought Kettlebell training to the tactical

community working with law enforcement. He has a background in martial arts and is both an author and teacher

when it comes to Cattle Bell training. So before we get to that conversation, as I say every week,

please just take a moment, go to whichever app you listen to this on, hit subscribe, leave feedback.

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