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Send me a message with the word “COMPLEX” and I’ll send you a FREE week of kettlebell training from my 8-week program. Want stronger, more athletic legs? You don’t need a gym full of equipment. One kettlebell. 4 movements. 20 minutes. This workout builds lower body strength, single-leg stability, power, and grip strength. 20-MIN AMRAP 10 Clean + Goblet Kneel-to-Stand 10 Goblet Squats 10 Reverse Lunges + Knee Drive 15 KB Swings Complete as many quality rounds as possible in 20 minutes. Rest when needed, but the clock keeps running. COACHING CUES CLEAN + KNEEL-TO-STAND: Clean the bell to your chest and brace your core. Lower one knee, then the other. Plant one foot and drive through the floor to stand. Alternate your lead leg. Think about how practical this is. Getting off the floor while holding your kid. Working in the yard. Getting up while carrying something heavy. You’re literally practicing getting yourself and a load off the ground. GOBLET SQUAT: Keep the bell tight to your chest and your whole foot planted. Sit between your hips and drive the floor away. Quads, glutes, adductors, and core are all working. REVERSE LUNGE + KNEE DRIVE: Step back under control. Drive through your front leg to stand, then drive the opposite knee forward. This builds single-leg strength, balance, and stability that carries over to running, stairs, and changing direction. SWINGS: Hinge, don’t squat. Load your hamstrings, snap your hips forward, and let the bell float. Your hips move the bell. Your arms guide it. Your glutes and hamstrings produce the power while your core and lats control the bell. BONUS: YOUR GRIP You’re holding, cleaning, controlling, and swinging the kettlebell for the entire workout. Your hands and forearms are getting a ton of work without adding a separate grip exercise. Don’t blow yourself up in the first few rounds. Find a pace you can maintain for the full 20 minutes and keep your reps clean. Save this for your next leg day and follow for more ways to get lean, strong, and athletic without spending hours in the gym. #kettlebelltraining #functionalfitness #homeworkouts #kettlebellworkout #legday🍑
Send me a message with the word “COMPLEX” and I’ll send you a FREE week of kettlebell training from my 8-week program. Want stronger, more athletic legs? You don’t need a gym full of equipment. One kettlebell. 4 movements. 20 minutes. This workout builds lower body strength, single-leg stability, power, and grip strength. 20-MIN AMRAP 10 Clean + Goblet Kneel-to-Stand 10 Goblet Squats 10 Reverse Lunges + Knee Drive 15 KB Swings Complete as many quality rounds as possible in 20 minutes. Rest when needed, but the clock keeps running. COACHING CUES CLEAN + KNEEL-TO-STAND: Clean the bell to your chest and brace your core. Lower one knee, then the other. Plant one foot and drive through the floor to stand. Alternate your lead leg. Think about how practical this is. Getting off the floor while holding your kid. Working in the yard. Getting up while carrying something heavy. You’re literally practicing getting yourself and a load off the ground. GOBLET SQUAT: Keep the bell tight to your chest and your whole foot planted. Sit between your hips and drive the floor away. Quads, glutes, adductors, and core are all working. REVERSE LUNGE + KNEE DRIVE: Step back under control. Drive through your front leg to stand, then drive the opposite knee forward. This builds single-leg strength, balance, and stability that carries over to running, stairs, and changing direction. SWINGS: Hinge, don’t squat. Load your hamstrings, snap your hips forward, and let the bell float. Your hips move the bell. Your arms guide it. Your glutes and hamstrings produce the power while your core and lats control the bell. BONUS: YOUR GRIP You’re holding, cleaning, controlling, and swinging the kettlebell for the entire workout. Your hands and forearms are getting a ton of work without adding a separate grip exercise. Don’t blow yourself up in the first few rounds. Find a pace you can maintain for the full 20 minutes and keep your reps clean. Save this for your next leg day and follow for more ways to get lean, strong, and athletic without spending hours in the gym. #kettlebelltraining #functionalfitness #homeworkouts #kettlebellworkout #legday🍑

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