Kettlebell Workout

Over the past decade the fitness industry has moved more towards basing itself around functional movements that mimic real life as opposed to using machines to mimic the movement of only one joint. The kettlebell is at the front of this new wave of functionality.

The workout

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  • 3 dead lifts
  • 200 skips
  • 5 goblet squats
  • 1 farmer’s walk
  • 3 alternating renegade rows each arm
  • 5 reverse rack lunges each leg

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Dead lifts

deadlift

Learning to lift a weight off the ground properly is a cornerstone of movement. You’ll train your gluts and hamstrings to take most of the stress off your lower back.

Place the kettlebell on the ground and straddle it with the handle in line with your arches. Push your hips back, and, keeping your chest up, reach down for the handle. Pause to set your posture. Pull your shoulders down and brace your stomach. Driving your heels into the ground, stand up, opening your hips and knees to full extension. Stay long through your spine and engage your core.

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