Kettlebell Demo Exercises

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Kettlebell Turkish Get-Up (TGU) This exercise is essential for building a strong midsection as well as shoulder flexibility and stability. If your legs are flopping up all over the place then you have tons of room for improvement. Learn how to use your upper body and legs in unison to do this exercise as efficiently as possible. You will be amazed by how heavy you can go when you get the right body pattern down.

Kettlebell Snatch The Kettlebell Snatch is one of the MOST effective calorie-burning exercises you can do. An average one minute workout that consists of (15 seconds on-15 seconds off) will burn around 20 calories PER minute! The closest comparison is about 9-10 calories per minute for various exercises that you can do in a gym. Nothing comes close to the effectiveness of the Kettlebell Snatch!

Alternating Renegade Row Work your lats, upper back, and core all in one exercise. When executed properly your pecs will be sorer than any other muscle the next day. Learn why. Also, if you are looking for a killer exercise for the biceps then do not look further.

Kettlebell Swing Swings work the abs and strengthen the core muscles as they provide a stable platform for other muscles to pull from. Traditional crunches are useless and do nothing for you, hit your abs with functional abdominal training that actually has benefit in the real world. A key benefit of kettlebell swings is that they train all parts of the back from the lower back all the way to traps. They train all the muscles together giving you a great functional workout.

Windmill Take the windmill up a notch by jacking up the intensity big time. This is the ultimate exercise for building strong obliques and stability in the shoulders. The core is critical for developing strength and size through out the entire body. Learn where to place the bells for safety and efficiency and how to breathe for maximum strength.

Russian Kettlebells

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Progressive Martial Arts & Fitness is the first fitness center in the Duluth Area to offer Russian Kettlebell Classes!Come & try the ULTIMATE training method for simultaneous strength training & cardio!

What is a 'kettlebell'?

A 'kettlebell' or girya (Russ.) is a traditional Russian cast iron weight that looks like a cannonball with a handle. The ultimate tool for extreme all-round fitness. The kettlebell goes way back, it first appeared in a Russian dictionary in 1704 (Cherkikh, 1994). So popular were kettlebells in Tsarist Russia that any strongman or weightlifter was referred to as a girevik, or 'a kettlebell man'.

Why train with kettlebells?

Because they deliver extreme all-round fitness. And no single other tool does it better. Here is a short list of hardware the Russian kettlebell replaces: barbells, dumbbells, belts for weighted pull-ups and dips, thick bars, lever bars, medicine balls, grip devices, and cardio equipment.

Why will kettlebell lifting succeed where contemporary bodybuilding and aerobic exercise routines have failed?

Kettlebell lifting with proper technique requires that all of large muscle groups of both the upper and lower body participate to move the resistance through the desired range of motion. Hamstrings, glutes, hips, quads, abs, chest, shoulders, traps and lats, not to mention every arm muscle are taxed, particularly during the ballistic movements. The ballistic, high repetition movements also build the tendon and ligament strength and thickness that is neglected by other contemporary training methods.


 

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