KETTLEBELLS
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CarryAdvanced

Bottoms-Up Carry

Carry the bell with its base facing up to train a quiet, precise grip.

GripWristShoulders
Grind · Carry
CarryBeginner

Farmer Carry

Walk with the bells at your sides while staying tall and quiet.

GripCoreHips
Grind · Carry
SquatIntermediate

Front Rack Squat

Squat while the bell sits securely in the front rack.

HipsKneesCore
Grind · Squat
FoundationsBeginner
The controlled bottom position of a kettlebell goblet squat.

Goblet Squat

Hold the bell at your chest and squat between your feet with control.

HipsKneesAnkles
Grind · Squat
MobilityBeginner
The front starting position of a kettlebell halo.

Halo

Circle the bell around your head while your ribs and hips stay still.

ShouldersUpper BackCore
Hybrid · Mobility
MobilityAdvanced

Kettlebell Armbar

Lie on your side and slowly open into a controlled shoulder position.

ShouldersUpper BackCore
Grind · Ground Transition
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