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Kettlebell Swing
A ballistic hip hinge that snaps the kettlebell to chest height, building explosive posterior chain power and conditioning together.
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Primary
GlutesHamstrings
Secondary
Spinal erectorsCoreForearmsLats
Equipment
Kettlebell
Pattern
Ballistic hip hinge
Setup
- 01Place the bell about a foot in front of the feet and hinge to grip it with both hands.
- 02Set a flat back, packed shoulders, and shins close to vertical.
- 03Tilt the bell handle toward you to pre-load the lats.
- 04Take a breath and brace before the hike.
Execution
- 01Hike the bell back high between the legs, keeping it close to the groin.
- 02Snap the hips forward hard so the bell floats to chest height.
- 03Squeeze the glutes and stand in a vertical plank at the top.
- 04Let the bell swing back down and re-hinge just as the forearms touch the hips.
Checkpoints
- -The movement is a hinge, not a squat; shins stay nearly vertical.
- -The bell floats up from hip power, not from the arms lifting.
- -The top position is a standing plank with glutes locked.
- -The back stays flat in the bottom of every hinge.
Common mistakes
- -Squatting the swing and losing the hip snap.
- -Lifting the bell with the shoulders to force extra height.
- -Hinging too early on the way down so the bell drops low and yanks the back.
- -Overextending the lower back at the top instead of finishing with glutes.
Programming notes
- -Use 5 to 10 sets of 10 to 15 hard-style swings with short rests for power-conditioning.
- -Keep every rep crisp; end the set when the snap degrades.
- -Program swings after strength work or as a standalone conditioning day.
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