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Turkish Get-Up
A slow, multi-stage transition from lying to standing with a kettlebell locked overhead, building shoulder stability, core control, and total-body coordination.
OtherKettlebellGround-to-standing transition
GoLightWeight mediaturkish-get-up
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Primary
DeltoidsCore
Secondary
GlutesObliquesTricepsQuadriceps
Equipment
Kettlebell
Pattern
Ground-to-standing transition
Setup
- 01Lie on your back and roll to the side to grip the kettlebell with both hands.
- 02Roll back and press the bell to a locked-out arm above the shoulder.
- 03Bend the knee on the same side as the bell and plant that foot.
- 04Place the free arm on the floor at roughly 45 degrees from the body.
Execution
- 01Drive off the planted foot and roll up onto the free elbow, then onto the hand.
- 02Bridge the hips up and sweep the straight leg back under you to a kneeling position.
- 03Straighten the torso to a tall half kneel, eyes now forward.
- 04Stand up from the lunge position with the bell still locked overhead.
- 05Reverse each stage under the same control to return to the floor.
Checkpoints
- -The bell arm stays vertical and locked out through every stage.
- -Eyes stay on the bell until the tall kneeling position.
- -The shoulder stays packed, not shrugged toward the ear.
- -Each position is owned before moving to the next.
Common mistakes
- -Rushing through the stages instead of pausing at each one.
- -Letting the elbow of the support or working arm bend.
- -Skipping the hip bridge and dragging the leg through.
- -Going too heavy before the sequence is automatic.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 3 sets of 1 to 3 slow reps per side; quality beats volume.
- -Works well as a warm-up or as dedicated stability work on upper-body days.
- -Progress load only when every stage looks identical on both sides.
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