Two-For-Tuesday Double Kettlebell Workout of the Week (W.O.W.) Volume 4:
As the title implies, you'll need 2 kettlebells (of equal weight) for the following routine.
Guys will use anywhere from 2 16kg's - 2 24kg's, and gals will use anywhere from 2 8kg's - 2 16kg's. Start on the low end and adjust from there. Perform each movement back-to-back without setting the bells down.
1. To begin, clean ...your 2 bells into the rack position and press overhead.
2. Perform an overhead carry for 20 seconds - own your rib position!
3. Lower the bells into the rack position and carry for 20 seconds
4. Lower bells to your side and farmer's carry for 20 seconds
5. Perform KB deadlifts for 20 seconds
6. Walk your feet back and perform your choice of push-up/plank variation off the handles for 20 seconds.
Repeat 3x. Progress by increasing the time from 20-25-30 seconds per exercise. Once you can perform all 3 rounds at 30 seconds, increase the weight and start over at 20 seconds, or less if need be.
#wow #KB #kettlebells
As the title implies, you'll need 2 kettlebells (of equal weight) for the following routine.
Guys will use anywhere from 2 16kg's - 2 24kg's, and gals will use anywhere from 2 8kg's - 2 16kg's. Start on the low end and adjust from there. Perform each movement back-to-back without setting the bells down.
1. To begin, clean ...your 2 bells into the rack position and press overhead.
2. Perform an overhead carry for 20 seconds - own your rib position!
3. Lower the bells into the rack position and carry for 20 seconds
4. Lower bells to your side and farmer's carry for 20 seconds
5. Perform KB deadlifts for 20 seconds
6. Walk your feet back and perform your choice of push-up/plank variation off the handles for 20 seconds.
Repeat 3x. Progress by increasing the time from 20-25-30 seconds per exercise. Once you can perform all 3 rounds at 30 seconds, increase the weight and start over at 20 seconds, or less if need be.
#wow #KB #kettlebells
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