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Kettlebell Push Press

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Kettlebell Push Press

Level:

Intermediate

Benefits:

Flexibility Ankle, Stability Shoulder, Strength Ankle, Strength Hip, Strength Knee, Strength Shoulder, Strength Upper Arm

Kettlebell Racked Curtsy Lunge

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Level:

Advanced, Intermediate

Kettlebell Racked Deadlift

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Level:

Advanced

Kettlebell Rear Shoulder Press

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This variation of the shoulder press places a lot of focus on the scapula and rear deltoid. The objective is to create as much scapula adduction and external shoulder rotation before pressing.

Benefits:

Flexibility, Flexibility Shoulder, Mobility, Strength, Strength Back, Strength Shoulder

Kettlebell Renegade Rows

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The kettlebell Renegade Rows exercise is performed with two kettlebells and without push-up, there is however a variation with a triceps push-up added.

Level:

Advanced

Kettlebell Renegade Rows With Push-Up

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The push-up is a triceps push-up due to the location of the kettlebells, which are placed right under the shoulders, thus making it not safe to perform a chest push-up.

Level:

Advanced

Kettlebell Ribbons

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Level:

Intermediate

Kettlebell Row

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Kettlebell Seated Press

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Level:

Advanced

Kettlebell Seesaw Press

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The ROM on the down and up phase of the movement can vary. The objective is to keep both upper arms in line with each other, and as one moves up, the other moves down.

Level:

Advanced

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