
Master kettlebell flow with progressive, exercise-by-exercise training that builds proprioception, agility, cardio, and strength through alternatives and progressions and a dedicated warm-up, including the bottoms up before clean.
Discover kettlebell flow training that strengthens the core and whole body through continuous movements, boosting proprioception, coordination, brain engagement, agility, cardio, and strength with scalable progressions and alternatives.
This video demonstrates a simple flow with the kettlebell to make things more exciting and also to work the cardiovascular system and more.
Explore alternatives and progressions for kettlebell flow, including warm-up adaptations, bottoms-up grip clean, around-the-body transitions, swing clean, and push-press substitutions for snatch and overhead reverse lunge.
Initiate with a one-minute countdown and 30-second drills to warm up around the body, bottoms-up clean, and grip work. Transition into sequence a to build control for kettlebell flow.
Learn kettlebell flow through follow-along sequences featuring clean, snatch, and overhead movements, with lateral clean, reverse lunge, and interval-based practice to build technique and endurance.
Guide a cooldown with full-body stretches from hamstrings and quadriceps to calves and glutes, open the chest and thoracic spine, and release shoulders, triceps, and forearms.
explore and perfect kettlebell flow techniques in this bonus session, building fluid transitions and control.
In this course, we will teach you step-by-step how to move a kettlebell in such a way that one exercise flows into the next. We're extremely confident that you will learn how to kettlebell flow with several awesome kettlebell exercises when you enroll in this course because we have broken it down into:
Introduction
Warm-up technique
Workout technique
Alternatives and progressions
Common mistakes
Muscles used
Slow-motion sequence
Warm-up follow-along
Workout follow-along
Cooldown follow-along
Kettlebell flows will help you in many ways:
Cardio
Proprioception
Flexibility
Strength
And above all, it's fun!
We say that anybody can do this because we provide alternatives, meaning, if there is an exercise that is complex, we provide a progression or alternative for it.