When I’m short on time and equipment (often), I use a medium to heavy kettlebell and get to work strengthening my core ...

How to do it: Hold the weight close to your chest at shoulder-level with both hands on the handle and palms facing each other ...

These pieces of at-home strength training equipment offer all the same benefits of the gym without a commute or any wait time ...

Grab just one weight, and let’s get started. This challenging take on the sit-up requires you to perform the move while holding a kettlebell in one hand, keeping your arm straight as you lift ...

Keep scrolling to watch how to do the strength session, discover the benefits of kettlebell ... kneeling press and a single arm bent over row, which are movements performed using one arm or ...

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Keeping the leg on the kettlebell side as straight as possible, hinge at your hips and slide your free hand down the inside of your front leg. Try to touch the floor ... and press one or two ...

How: Lie back on the floor holding a barbell above you with a shoulder-width, overhand grip. Breathe in and lower the bar ...

The scapula (shoulder blade), clavicle (collarbone) and humerus (upper arm bone ... Place a kettlebell weighing 5 to 20 pounds on the floor with a pad or folded towel in front of it.