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one arm overhead carry

How To Do A One Arm Overhead Carry

What it works:

Shoulders, Abs, and Back

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the shoulders and abs; increases mobility and stability in the shoulder.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Keep arm locked out overhead
  • Stand tall keep good posture or you will not able to perform the movement
  • Walk normal, don’t go fast

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double kettlebell back squat

How To Do A Double Kettlebell Back Squat

What it works:

Legs and Core

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the legs; improves conditioning.

Key Points to Remember:

  • From the rack position, pop your elbows up till the kettlebells are resting on the shoulders
  • Push your hips back and drive your knees out as you lower down into the squat
  • Keep a straight back

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thruster

How To Do A One Arm Thruster

What it works:

Legs, arms, and everything in between

Why do it: 

Increases power in the legs and arms; improves mobility in the legs; great for conditioning and fat loss.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Lower all the way into a deep squat
  • Explode out of the squat using the legs to push the kettlebell straight overhead
  • Keep the feet grounded drive them into the ground as you come up

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kettlebell squat jump

How To Do A Kettlebell Squat Jump

 

What it works:

Legs

Why do it: 

Increases power in the legs; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Hold the kettlebell close to your body
  • Let the legs do the work don’t pull the kettlebell with your arms keep them relaxed
  • Stay upright don’t let the kettlebell pull you forward

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long cycle

How To Do A One Arm Long Cycle

What it works:

Everything

Why do it: 

Increases power in the hips; improves mobility in the shoulder and upper back; great for conditioning.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Drive the elbow into your stomach as you go into your first dip
  • Look up as you go into the bump and your legs, hips, and ankles should be in triple extension
  • Drive your heels back as you go into the second dip

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renegade rows

How To Do Renegade Rows

What it works:

Lats, Biceps, and Abs

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the lats and Abs.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Make sure the non-pulling arm is completely locked out
  • Keep a wide base with your feet and push your toes into the ground
  • Don’t allow your body to twist as you pull the kettlebell up

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one leg deadlift

How To Do A One Legged Deadlift

What it works:

Glutes, Hamstrings, and Back

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the glutes and hamstrings; improves balance.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Keep a straight back and pinch your armpits together
  • Squeeze your glutes and drive your whole foot through the ground
  • Push your hips back as lower back down

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snatch

How To Do A One Arm Snatch

What it works:

Posterior Chain, and Abs

Why do it: 

Increases power in the hips; improves mobility in the shoulder; great for conditioning and fat loss.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Shrug your shoulder back as you initiate the acceleration pull
  • Push your hand through the kettlebell as you make your insert before the kettlebell get’s overhead
  • Lean back and rotate your shoulder so the palm of your hand is facing up as you go into the drop

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suitcase lunge

How To Do A One Arm Suitcase Lunge

What it works:

Legs, Grip, and Core

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the legs, abs, and grip; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Stay upright and keep a straight back don’t allow the weight to pull you to the side
  • Tuck the toes of your back foot and press them into the ground
  • Press both feet into the ground as you stand up

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one arm rack lunge

How To Do A One Arm Rack Lunge

What it works:

Legs, Lats, and Core

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the legs and abs; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Don’t allow the body to twist and keep a straight back
  • Tuck the toes of your back foot and press them into the ground
  • Press both feet into the ground as you stand up

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