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monsters

How To Do Monsters

What it works:

Everything

Why do it: 

Increases strength and power overall; great for conditioning.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Keep a straight back as you jump into your push up
  • Use the legs to help get the kettlebells overhead
  • Keep the kettlebells close when placing on the ground to avoid banging when cleaning them up

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alternating press

How To Do Alternating Press

What it works:

Shoulders and Chest

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the shoulders and chest; improves mobility in the shoulder; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Press one kettlebell up as the other one stays in the rack position
  • Keep a solid base with your feet and legs locked out
  • Squeeze your glutes and push your heels through the ground as you press up

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double bent over rows

How To Do Double Bent Over Rows

What it works:

Lats and Biceps

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the lats and biceps.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Push your hips back and keep a straight back
  • Pull the kettlebells to your ribs
  • Keep your elbows close to your body

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figure 8 swings

How To Do Figure 8 Swings

What it works:

Legs and Core

Why do it: 

Increases power in the hips; improves mobility in the hips; great for conditioning.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Make the switch with your hands under your legs
  • Stop the kettlebell with your opposite hand as you come to standing
  • Keep a straight back throughout the movement

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halos

How To Do Halos

What it works:

Shoulders

Why do it: 

Improves mobility in the shoulders.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Hold the kettlebell upside down by the handles
  • Go around the head in a circular motion
  • When bringing the kettlebell behind the head try to go as far back as you can to increase range of motion

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viking salutes

How To Do Viking Salutes

What it works:

Everything

Why do it: 

Increases strength overall; improves mobility; great for conditioning.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Keep your front foot grounded and back toes tucked when lowering up and down
  • Squeeze your glutes and tighten your whole body before doing the kneeling press
  • Wait until your knee touches the ground in the overhead lunge before lowering the kettlebell down

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bicycles

How To Do Bicycles

What it works:

Core

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the core; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Put hands by your ears not behind your head
  • Keep shoulders and legs off the ground
  • Touch opposite elbow to opposite knee

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negative push up

How To Do A Negative Push Up

What it works:

Chest, Arms, and Core

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the upper body and core; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Go slow and resist as lower down
  • Try to go for 10 seconds or longer as lower from top to bottom
  • Stay tight throughout your entire body as you lower down

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lateral walk

How To Do A Lateral Walk

What it works:

Legs and Core

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the legs and core; improves mobility in the hips; improves stamina.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Keep your thighs parallel with the ground
  • Take small steps
  • Keep good posture with chest up and back straight

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one legged bridge

How To Do A One Legged Bridge

What it works:

Glutes and Back

Why do it: 

Increases strength in the glutes and back; improves mobility in the hips and back.

Key Points to Remember:

  • Drive your heel through the ground and squeeze your glutes
  • Don’t overextend keep your body in a straight line
  • Keep shoulders glued to the ground and arms rested at your sides

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