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handle as hard as possible for increased strength

• Place a kettlebell in your weaker arm side first


Extended Range One-arm Kettlebell Floor Press



Exercise Description

Lie on the floor and position a kettlebell for one arm to press. While you press the kettlebell, turn and pivot with one leg in order to increase the range of motion.


Performance Tips

• Imagine that you are trying to push yourself through the floor as you press the kettlebell.

• Flare your lat as you press the kettlebell

• Hold your breath as you press the kettlebell (Caution: Make sure to clear this with your doctor if you have high blood pressure or any heart problems).

• Contract your abs and glutes as hard as possible as you press the Kettlebell for added stability and power

• Crush grip the kettlebell handle as hard as possible for increased strength


Extended Range Alternating Kettlebell Floor Press



Exercise Description

Lie on the floor and position two kettlebells for to press. While you press one kettlebell, turn and pivot with one leg in order to increase the range of motion. Lower the press kettlebell and press the kettlebell in your other arm.


Performance Tips

• Flare your lat as you press the kettlebell

• Hold your breath as you press the kettlebell (Caution: Make sure to clear this with your doctor if you have high blood pressure or any heart problems).

• Contract your abs and glutes as hard as possible as you press the Kettlebell for added stability and power

• Crush grip the kettlebell handle as hard as possible for increased strength


One-arm Kettlebell Row



Exercise Description

Using the example of the left arm, here is how you do a one-arm kettlebell row. Place a kettlebell next to your right foot. Place your left foot behind your back and rest your right elbow on your right leg. Pull the kettlebell off of the floor to your stomach. Keep your back flat at all times.


Performance Tips

• Flex the lat next to the arm that you are pulling with before you pull the kettlebell.

• Breathe in as you pull the kettlebell and out as you lower the kettlebell

• Crush grip the kettlebell handle at all times.

• Pull the kettlebell back rather than straight up.

• Avoid rounding your back


Two-arm Kettlebell Row



Exercise Description

Place two kettlebells between your feet. Bend your knees slightly and then push your butt out as much as possible as you bend over to get in the starting position. Grab both kettlebells and pull them to your stomach. Lower and repeat.


Performance Tips

• Flex your lats before you pull the kettlebells.

• Pull the kettlebells to your stomach rather than straight up.

• Look straight ahead at all times.

• Keep your back flat.

• Flex your stomach and glutes for added stability.

• Breathe in as you pull the kettlebells and breathe out as you lower the kettlebells.


Alternating Kettlebell Row



Exercise Description

Place two kettlebells between your feet. Bend your knees slightly and push your butt out as much as possible. As you bend over to get into the starting position. Grab both kettlebells. Pull one kettlebell off of the floor while holding on to the other kettlebell. Hold the kettlebell in the working arm at the stomach for a second. Lower the kettlebell in the working arm and pull the kettlebell with your other arm.


Performance Tips

• As you pull one kettlebell, stretch the non working arm in the opposite direction

• Breathe in as you pull one kettlebell and out as you lower the kettlebell

• Flex the lat of the working arm before pulling each kettlebell off of the floor

• Flex your glutes and stomach for added stability


Renegade Kettlebell Row



Exercise Description

Get into the top position of the pushup holding on to two kettlebells that are less than shoulder width apart. Push one kettlebell into the floor and pull the other kettlebell. Hold the kettlebell in the working arm in the top position for a second and repeat. Switch arms after each set.


Performance Tips

• Push the kettlebell of the non-working arm into the floor with as much force as possible

• Breathe in as you pull one kettlebell and out as you lower the kettlebell

• Flex your butt and stomach for added stability

• Flex the lat of the working arm before pulling each kettlebell off of the floor


Alternating Renegade Row



Exercise Description

Get into the top position of the pushup holding on to two kettlebells that are less than shoulder width apart. Push one kettlebell into the floor and pull the other kettlebell. Hold the kettlebell in the working arm in the top position. Lower it to the floor and push it into the floor. At the same time pull the kettlebell in the opposite hand. Repeat for several reps on each side.


Performance Tips

• Push the kettlebell of the non-working arm into the floor forcefully.

• Breathe in as you pull the kettlebell and out as you lower the kettlebell

• Flex your butt and stomach for added stability

• Flex the lat of the working arm before pulling each kettlebell off of the floor


One Kettlebell Front Squat



Exercise Description

Clean one kettlebell to your shoulder and take a stance that you find comfortable for your body type. As you squat down, push your butt out. Looking straight ahead at all times, squat as low as you can and pause at the bottom. Rise back up and repeat.


Performance Tips

• Breathe in as you squat down and hold your breath as you stand up (Caution: clear this with your doctor if you have high blood pressure or any heart problems).

• Look straight ahead at all times or look up, but do not look down.

• Flex your glutes and stomach as hard as possible before rising back up from the bottom position of the front squat

• Press the kettlebell into your upper body to keep the kettlebell in place.


Front Squats With Two Kettlebells



Exercise Description

Clean two kettlebells to your shoulders and take a stance that you find comfortable for your body type. As you squat down, push your butt out. Looking straight ahead at all times, squat as low as you can and pause at the bottom. Rise back up and repeat.