Start with
the kettlebell at shoulder height and your hand in neutral position.
With
the kettlebells at shoulder level, squat down towards the floor.
Hold two
kettlebells at your shoulders in the same manner that you did during the military press.
Not exact matches
At the end position, the
kettlebell should be nearly straight above your head and facing slightly forward.
You
should be swinging the
kettlebell behind and above your knees, bending more
at the hips with a slight bend
at the knees and a strong, straight back.
With a slight bend in your knees, you
should bend
at the hip to pick up the
kettlebell with both of your hands.
At the top of the swing (when the weight passes
shoulder level), let the
kettlebell flip over in your hands and allow it to complete a full revolution before catching it in front of you in a full squat position.
Kettlebell Handle Held at 45º Across Palm: The handle of the kettlebell should be at 45º across your palm in a l
Kettlebell Handle Held
at 45º Across Palm: The handle of the
kettlebell should be at 45º across your palm in a l
kettlebell should be
at 45º across your palm in a loose grip.
That means you shouldn't feel the exercise in your arms — in fact, the
kettlebell should feel weightless
at the top of the movement.
The
kettlebell should not bang against your forearm
at your swing the bell over your head.
The
kettlebell should be resting on your wrist / forearm, and your elbow
should be tight to your body and
at a 90 degree angle.
This exercise is quite similar to the Swings, but
at the top you
should pull the bells to yourself, then back to straight arms, and finish the rep just as the regular Double
Kettlebell Swing.
The
Kettlebell Sots Press will build massive core strength while helping the
shoulders and legs endure whatever you might throw
at them.
Lower the
kettlebell back to the
shoulder at the starting position.
Rather than holding a barbell in front of your
shoulders, hold a
kettlebell or dumbbell (turned up on its side, perpendicular to floor)
at chest height in front of your body, then squat normally.
Grab two heavy dumbbells or
kettlebells, and hold them
at your sides with your
shoulder blades pulled together and your chest up, facing straight ahead.
Begin in a squat position with the left arm out for stabilization and the right arm bent,
kettlebell or weight
at the
shoulder.
Lower your torso to the side as you bend
at your hip while keeping the
kettlebell over your
shoulder.
The
kettlebell should end up between your legs directly below your butt
at the beginning and ending with good form.
Step 3: Let the
kettlebell drop out in front of you making sure it does not jerk your
shoulder at any point.
Hold the
kettlebell with one hand
at shoulder level.
Stand tall holding the
kettlebell in one hand
at shoulder level.
Why the Sots Press The
Kettlebell Sots Press will build massive core strength while helping the
shoulders and legs endure whatever you might throw
at them.
To increase the intensity (once you have mastered the correct form), you can hold dumbbells or
kettlebells up
at your hips or
shoulders while performing.