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How this club started
How this club started
Manila Kettlebell Club was established in 2018 by Coach Patrick Aguila. It started with a small group back in 360 Manila, and then it slowly grew as the team participated in various local and international kettlebell competitions.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a few members continued with their training and participated in competitions through online video submissions. And in 2022, his two students flew to Singapore for their first on-site kettlebell sport competition, which led to the expansion of the Manila Kettlebell Club.
IKO Club Ranking
IKO Club Ranking
International Kettlebell Organization (IKO)
Kettlebell Sport World League Top Clubs
by Overall Points:
2025 — Top 16
2024 — Top 2
from the official announcement of the IKO
Meet the Head Coach of the Manila Kettlebell Club
Meet the Head Coach of the Manila Kettlebell Club
Coach Patrick Aguila, also known as Coach Agui, is a sports science graduate from the University of Santo Tomas (UST) and is currently pursuing Masters in Exercise Science at the University of the Philippines. He is a physical trainer who helps his clients and students achieve their fitness goals — be it for kettlebell sport, powerlifting, Hyrox, or general fitness.
Outside of kettlebell sport, he enjoys playing basketball and loves milk tea and hotpot. He also joined Hyrox Bangkok 2026 with his wife.
Follow him and his journey here on Instagram:
Coach Agui's Achievements:
Coach Agui's Achievements:
under the International Kettlebell Organization (IKO):
under the International Kettlebell Organization (IKO):
IKO Malaysia Open 2025
🥈 2nd Place in Biathlon 24kg
Final number of repetitions:
Jerks: 82
Snatch: 114
IKO Ranking: Rank 1
IKO Malaysia Open 2024
🥇 1st Place in Long Cycle 24kg
Final number of repetitions: 64
IKO Ranking: Candidate in Master of Sport (CMS)
under the International Union of Kettlebell Lifting (IUKL):
under the International Union of Kettlebell Lifting (IUKL):
IUKL World Championships 2025 in Haining, China
🥈 2nd Place in Amateur Long Cycle 24kg
Final number of repetitions: 64
IUKL Asian Championships 2024 in Taipei, Taiwan
🥇 1st Place in Amateur Long Cycle 24kg
Final number of repetitions: 60
🥇 1st Place in Amateur Jerk 24kg
Final number of repetitions: 73
🥇 1st Place in Amateur Snatch 24kg
Final number of repetitions: 115
IUKL Asia Open Cup 2023 in Taipei, Taiwan
🥇 1st Place in Amateur Long Cycle 24kg
Final number of repetitions: 61
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