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Kettlebell One Arm Jerk
A leg-driven overhead lift from the rack that puts a kettlebell overhead with far less shoulder fatigue than pressing, the backbone of kettlebell sport.
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Primary
QuadricepsDeltoids
Secondary
TricepsGlutesCalvesCore
Equipment
Kettlebell
Pattern
Overhead jerk
Setup
- 01Clean the kettlebell into a solid rack position.
- 02Rest the elbow on the hip or ribs with the wrist neutral.
- 03Set the feet about shoulder width with weight over the whole foot.
- 04Take a breath and brace before each rep.
Execution
- 01Dip a few inches by bending the knees with a vertical torso.
- 02Drive explosively through the legs to bump the bell off the rack.
- 03As the bell floats, dip under it a second time with bent knees.
- 04Receive the bell on a locked arm, then stand to full extension.
- 05Lower the bell back to the rack by absorbing with the legs.
Checkpoints
- -The arm stays passive until the legs have launched the bell.
- -The elbow locks before the knees straighten in the catch.
- -The bell finishes stacked over the shoulder and hip.
- -The heels stay down through the first dip.
Common mistakes
- -Turning the jerk into a push press by pressing early.
- -Skipping the second dip and pressing out the lockout.
- -Dipping too deep and losing the elastic rebound.
- -Letting the elbow drift off the body in the rack.
Programming notes
- -Use 4 to 6 sets of 3 to 5 reps per side for overhead power.
- -Timed sets of 1 to 3 minutes per arm build sport-style endurance.
- -Use a bell 10 to 20 percent heavier than your strict press to force real leg drive.
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