Kettlebell Swing

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I have a home gym, so no machines for accessories. My leg day is: Barbell squat Bulgarian split squat Calf raises Weighted step ups Kettlebell swings (more of a core exercise I guess but I go pretty deep on the swing to hit my glutes a bit) Deadlifts are done on back day

QUOTE(tatmeng @ Mar 9 2026, 10:19 PM) Can show sample of leg workouts? Tenkiu sifu Simple stuff Barbell back squat Dumbbell goblet squat Walking lunges Squat pulses Kettlebell swing to strengthen your "hip thrust" if you know what I mean tatmeng liked this post

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I have a suspicion that the OP is all talk and nothing he posts means anything. Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't he post that he was gonna start a three exercise workout with the bear hug lift, overhead lift, and kettlebell swing and ask for feedback? Now he is talking about boxing as means of regular exercise? I don't know, his topics can be interesting but he is kind of a BSer.

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Con cada kettlebell swing se le prolapsa el útero, en el gym la conocen como la "guacamole"

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"Ski swings"…that's a new one I had to look up. The video demonstration was pretty clear, but the written description had me scratching my head how the hips can generate the power instead of the arms (ala a kettlebell swing) but the hips are never in contact with the arms to impart the momentum…

20, 25 min de kettlebell (swing, snatch, squat ,trust) et 20 min de velo je suis trempé ça suffit largement à travailler tout le corps force cardio, explosivité

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3 Tips to Improve Your Kettlebell Swings -Don't Hyperextend: stand up tall, squeeze glutes and extend quads -Don't Squat Your Swing: power is all in your hips, slight knee bend and hinge, don't squat -Don't Swing with Your Arms: it's all in the hips, your arms are just a pendulum for the weight Think of your setup for a swing almost like a deadlift: lats packed, hamstrings loaded, and core braced. The kettlebell swing is a ballistic movement and your hips do all the work. I know there's lots of debate on this but IMO it's fine to have some elbow bend. Once you start throwing around heavier weight most people have a slight bend regardless also. My rule of thumb is to try and bring the weight to shoulder height, really drive through your hips (think jumping without leaving the ground) and don't hyperextend at the top, really think about standing tall. Let me know if this helps! submitted by /u/asgooch to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

Trying again with 16kg this time. Thoughts? submitted by /u/SleepingUgliness to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

I have heard on youtube from dozens of fitness videos that kettlebell workouts are great for fat loss but is it true. I currently cannot do them myself because I have a rounded back preventing me from doing them correctly. But I am hoping to fix that through other exercises.But anyway has anyone had success with kettlebells? submitted by /u/XZtext18 to r/workout [link] [comments]

Been weight training for 3 years. I’ve gained some weight recently and wanted to switch training up and try something different. I know I should probably lock my glutes out more from what I can see. I have a 20kg kettlebell. Any help is appreciated! submitted by /u/theehungrynomad to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

Did a you go I go with my husband 10 rounds each 15 kettlebell swings 10 burpees submitted by /u/40SomethingGymAddict to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

I’ve been working on swings for probably 12 years now. No matter where you’re at in your “kettlebell journey”, there’s always something to work on. Some cues I’ve been using lately for the guys I train (as well as myself): sit down, stand tall, standing plank at the top. Let the bell float. Don’t overpower it. Minimum effective dose. submitted by /u/OliverKitsch to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

One thing I’ve grown to appreciate about kettlebell juggling is how gently it exposes where your movement actually is. There’s no rush to it and no need to make it flashy. When you’re fresh, almost anything works. When you’re tired, you either move cleanly or you don’t. For me, it’s less about showing off and more about staying honest with the bell. If you ever find yourself a little burned out on straight swings and grinds, tossing the kettlebell around can be a surprisingly refreshing way to challenge coordination, timing, and patience. Out of curiosity, can you name the movements in the clip? submitted by /u/Legendary_Pasos to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

You go I go with my husband 10 rounds each 10 kettlebell swings 10 burpees Under 18 minutes submitted by /u/40SomethingGymAddict to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

After my previous form check on ABC, I am following the advice to start with a 2H kettlebell swing to learn the basics before moving on to the 1H kettlebell swing and others. Has been watching various kettlebell swing videos and compared them to my "few days ago video" and knew exactly where I went wrong and progressingly practiced to my "today video", but would like to know what needs to be corrected. submitted by /u/cadencelandrian to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

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I'm a fat piece of shit and I want to slim down for th summer. I'm a male 34, 6'3, 360lbs. submitted by /u/Every_Masterpiece497 to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

Posting on behalf of Joe: AMA: Joe Daniels, Swing This Kettlebell Online Hello, I'm a 16 year experienced kettlebell coach with a background in competitive bodybuilding. I create KBOMG programs for a variety of goals connecting muscle building, kettlebell sport mobility and longevity in training. Ask me anything! Joe has a massive Youtube library of videos at https://www.youtube.com/@kettlebellmusclegain Including the way to tickle the legs to grow, the Somersault Squat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxwJja4rr4M Join the AMA on Saturday 3rd Jan, at 1 PM EST, 6 PM UTC Edit: The AMA is over. Thanks all for the questions! HELLO EVERYONE, the live portion is finished but feel free to add questions and I'll get to them through the next couple days Thank you, Joe Kbmuscle.com submitted by /u/double-you to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

The Kettlebell Swing is one of the core moves for kettlebell training. It's also great for building a strong core, great for improving cardio, great for learning how to produce power in your hips, and honestly it's great for a ton of stuff. If you want to be more athletic, build hip strength, and help improve low back pain, start swinging. Here's how to do it right. Start with the bell a foot in front of you. Hinge at your hips, grab the handle with both hands. Hike the bell back between your legs like a football. Explosively snap your hips forward (it's not a squat, it's a hinge) power through your hips, extend your quads and let your arms float the bell to chest height. Let gravity bring it back down, keep your core braced and load those hips and hammys to hit it again, then repeat. Hinge, pop, swing. And before some of you lose your mind about some arm bend. Yeah it's fine to have a slight bend in your elbow, as long as your technique is good, you're using your hips to swing the bell, and the bell is hitting shoulder height (at least that's my prerequisite) you're good. Plus try swinging a really heavy kettlebell with arms fully extended. submitted by /u/asgooch to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

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Would using kettlebell swings be a good alternative to running for cardio? If I used a 24 or 32 kg bell and aimed for between 200-3oo swings and slowly built up, would I be able to burn fat and build cardio, especially for BJJ training? submitted by /u/AbsoluteBatman95 to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

So I train calisthenics (gymnastic rings), but will include some hybrid training for specific things like side delts. Anyways I've progressed pretty far and I'm happy with how much stronger and more built I've become since I started. But I really want to start training things that will make me more athletic, not just stronger. I've seen some Youtube videos discussing the "what the hell" effect from kettlebell swings, due to it's ability to improve the posterior chain. I really enjoy my calisthenics program so I don't plan on going full kettlebell, but if I were to add one kettlebell exercise for my goals, would swings be the best one? Essentially I just want to be more explosive and powerful in my athletic movements. I was also thinking plyometrics might just be better for achieving this, but I really like the swing exercise. submitted by /u/bestatbeingmodest to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]

Since mid-Nov (around 2 months), I've been doing 100 - 150 kettlebell swings 5x-6x/week. During the two weeks in Nov I also walked and did weights every other day. I didn't see a huge difference with adding the swings to my routine. At that point I still ate too many calories on the weekend and drank too much. Starting December 1, I cut out alcohol and watched what I ate, which did make a difference (since then I'm down 10 pounds, 20 to go!). The past 2 weeks I've been focused on walking 12k - 15k steps a day, on top of weights and eating better. I think the more steps is making a difference. I have more energy and I feel better overall. I don't hate doing the kettlebell swings everyday, but I'm wondering if there is any value in it right now. Currently my focus is losing the last 20 pounds. submitted by /u/diamondeyes7 to r/loseit [link] [comments]

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I am in a rut at the moment in getting any exercise done, and have been for a good year or so. If it's not work, it's kids or chores, or just tiredness preventing me from getting out for a run or getting to the end of the garden to get on the cross trainer. I have a 12kg kettlebell here by my desk and I would find it easy enough to stand up and get some swings in, but i'm wondering what to aim for and what i'd get from it. I'm looking to shed a lot of fat. Diet isn't really an issue for me, it's not been great lately but I generally have a balanced diet, I just need something to kickstart the weight loss and I feel the best way to do that would be having no excuse moving 3ft away and getting some swings done throughout the day. So, if I were to stick to just swings, what would I get from it in terms of weight loss and muscle tone, and what else would you suggest I chuck in that's easy to do on the spot that would give me a bit more benefit to the routine and my weight loss goal. Thanks in advance submitted by /u/BetterCallTom to r/kettlebell [link] [comments]