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- Hold one kettlebell between your legs with knees bent and chest up.
- Body in bent over position with a staight back.
MOVEMENT
- Begin by squatting down and swinging the kettlebell backwards between legs
- Then forcefully swing the kettlebell forward to about chest height
- By pushing the hips forward by squeezing the glutes.
- There should be triple extension in hips, knees, and ankles.
COACHING/SAFETY POINTS
- This is NOT a shoulder exercise. Moving the weight comes from the legs, glutes, and core musculature.
- Focus on keeping the core musculature drawn in or braced.
- Maintain controlled breathing throughout the movement
- Start will slow movements then progress speed as your abilities increase.
- During the movement keep the chest up and spine neutral.
- Focus on using the glutes to extend the hips and NOT hyper extending the back.
- A dumbbell can be used in place of a kettlebell if not available.
- Focus on movement quality before increasing resistance.
TARGET
- This is a total body exercise which can improve your conditioning, in addition burns a lot of calories.
- You will feel it in the muscles of your glutes, hamstrings, core, shoulders, and upper back
- This is a great portable exercise that you can pretty much do anywhere you have enough space.
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Beginners - Light KB / 15-20 Reps / Slow Tempo / 1-2 Sets
- Intermediate - Medium KB / 12-15 Reps / Medium Tempo / 2-3 Sets
- Advanced - Heavy KB / 6-8 Reps / Fast Tempo / 3-5 Sets
Give it a try and give me some feedback.
Remember that EDUCATION and SAFETY always leads to RESULTS.
Be Well.





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