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The kettlebell clean, it is the central movement in many cases to get the bell from the floor to the rack position where we can perform exercises such as the squat, press, or jerk.
This is the "standard" Kettlebell Press, this press always starts from under the chin and proceeds to lock out over head, note: "Lock-out" this means elbow is fully extended.
Up and down... it's that simple but you can definitely hurt yourself if you are not careful. Follow the steps below to insure a proper squat form.
By far my favorite exercise. The Kettlebell Snatch will literally melt the fat off your body. This exercise is built for high repetition and you too, will grow to love it.
Great exercise for the total body that develops shoulder stability and the muscles of the core. The Get-up is broken down into a number of steps but don't let that overwhelm you.
The Push Press: A power coordination drill, the upper and lower body must work together to generate and direct force. The Push Press when performed properly, blurs the lines between strength training and athletic development.
The Kettlebell Bent Press: Clean kettlebell and rack it on the side. Bend away from the kettlebell until the elbow is locked, Stand up in a safe manner of your choice until you fix the kettlebell overhead
The Windmill: Not an exercise in spinal torsion, it's a simultaneous hip hinging and spine rotation Promotes strength and flexibility of the shoulders hips and back.
