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5 Best Lower Body Kettlebell Exercises

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CLICK HERE for a FREE Workout!! www.kettlebellworkouts.com In this video you will discover the 5 best lower body kettlebell exercises. The first exercise is the Double Kettlebell Front Squat. So, start out holding the KBs at shoulder height, push your hips back (don’t bend at the knees first), break parallel, squatting as low as you can while keeping your abs braced. Then drive back up. The next exercise is called the Tactical Lunge, or a regular lunge with a twist. First, lunge backward and as you are lunging take the KB underneath your front thigh and switch hands. Alternate sides. Be sure to keep your torso upright throughout. The next lower body KB exercise is the Pistol Squat. So, place the KB at chest height and balance on one leg with your other leg out in front. Next, squat down as low as you can go, and drive back up. Doall reps for one side and then switch. The 1-Leg Rear Deadlift is another great exercise to do using kettlebells. The previous exercises work the front of the thighs, whereas this will focus a lot on your hamstrings. So, hold the KB with both hands in front of you, balance on one leg and push your hips back. Now, to come back up, you will squeeze your glutes and hamstrings for a powerful contraction. The last exercise is the Turkish Get-up. And although this is a great ab exercise, in fact it, like all the other exercises mentioned here, is an excellent total body exercise. So, from a laying down position, hold the KB overhead with arm extended

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new zealand pool workout

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CLICK HERE for a FREE WORKOUT!! www.turbulencetraining.com I’m going to show you a few different ways in which you can benefit from doing pool exercises. First, the buoyancy of the water will not only help beginners perform the exercises a little bit easier, but the water will also help advanced individuals with some of the more difficult exercises. An added benefit of the water is that it removes some of the stress normally placed on the joints in regular out-of-water exercises. The second thing I want to show you is how you can do some jumping and running exercises in the water and again removing some of the stress from the joints. So to begin the pool exercises, I’ll start with a basic bodyweight prisoner squat. As you go down, the water will force you back up, making this exercise easier to perform and again removing the added stress on your joints. This is precisely why you see so many aquatics exercise classes these days. If you are advanced, then you can do a single leg squat. To perform this exercise in the pool, lean up against the side of the pool, bring one foot out in front and grab it with your hand and squat down. By doing this exercise in the water, you will have much better balance than if you were to do it as a free weight exercise. Another great pool exercise beginners and advanced alike can benefit from is the lunge. This is an especially good water exercise to do if you are a bit weaker or have bad knees. There are a number of bodyweight exercises you

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Bodyweight Circuit Workout

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www.TurbulenceTraining.com Bodyweight circuit workout using the Turbulence Training System. You don’t need any equipment to do this workout. All you need to do the bodyweight circuit workout is your bodyweight! The first bodyweight exercise is the Prisoner Squat. You can follow that with classic pushup exercise. The next exercise in the bodyweight circuit workout is prisoner lunge and then close grip pushup. You can also do reverse lunges and mountain climbers and then finish off the bodyweight circuit with jumping jacks. This is a simple bodyweight workout you can do in the comfort of your own home with no equipment (or outside in the snow!). For more fat burning workouts you can do at home, visit www.TurbulenceTraining.com

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LEGS AND ABS SUPER SET

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CLICK HERE for a FREE WORKOUT!! www.turbulencetraining.com Here is a legs and abs superset that will help you get six-pack abs. The first exercise is a dumbbell Split Squat. So, bring one leg back in a slightly larger step than normal and hold both dumbbells at your sides. This exercise is similar to the lunge except that you will be stationary and not step back. With your chest up,drop your hips straight down, bringing your knee to just above the floor. Next, use your lead leg glutes, hamstrings, and quadriceps – to drive back up. Do all 8 reps for one side, and then switch sides. Immediately from here you will go into a stability ball Rollout. To do this exercise, kneel down on a mat with your arms outstretched on a stability ball out in front. Next, roll the ball out, stretching your abs and keeping your body in a straight line, and then contract your abs to roll the ball back in. Repeat for 10 repetitions. Once you’ve completed the superset, rest one minute and then repeat two more times for a total of three supersets. If you want, then you can add this superset to a lower body and abs workout or you can do it just on its own for 5 minutes and it’s a great way to boost your metabolism and help you get six-pack abs. Visit Turbulence Training to get your FREE sample fat burning workout. Click here to get started www.TurbulenceTraining.com And to get access to the #1 weight loss secret of social support and to ask Craig Ballantyne your weight loss questions, visit the

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