Kettlebell Row
Kettlebell Row activates muscles in the lower and upper body at the same time. It will build strength in your back, glute, hamstrings, shoulders, and core by executing this movement properly.
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Kettlebell Row activates muscles in the lower and upper body at the same time. It will build strength in your back, glute, hamstrings, shoulders, and core by executing this movement properly.
Kettlebell Situp is not only great for your abs but also for your back and hips. It's a wonderful exercise to strengthen your muscles and focus on your core.
Kettlebell Swing strengthens your core, glutes, hamstrings, quads, back, delts, and arms. It is also a great way to increase heart rate and burn calories. It's been used often as an exercise to improve cardiovascular health and shed those unwanted pounds.
Kettlebell Swing With Flip To Squat is a full-body workout that targets the muscles along the posterior chain (back of the body). The main targeted muscles include glutes, hamstrings, spinal erectors, and muscles of the upper back.
Kneeling Ab Wheel helps strengthen your back muscles and improve stability throughout your body while also improving shoulder and triceps strength.
Kneeling Cable Crunch is a popular core isolation exercise using a rope attachment and cable stack while kneeling on the floor. It helps to activate muscles throughout your upper abs and lower abs, including the rectus abdominis.
Kneeling Cross Crunch helps to strengthen the core, sculpt the waist, and tone the abdominal wall.
Kneeling Lat Pulldown is one of those exercises that work a ton of muscles, like the ones in your back, shoulders, and arms. It should be a regular addition to your upper-body days.
Kneeling Oblique Cable Crunch engages the abdominal wall and the obliques and helps to sculpt the waist. This exercise strengthens the back, tightens the core, tones the abs, and improves balance and flexibility.
Kneeling Rear Flye targets your upper-back muscles and shoulder muscles—particularly the posterior deltoids, or rear deltoids, on the backsides of your shoulders.
Kneeling Rotational Chop increases power and strength throughout the core, more specifically, the obliques.
Kneeling Rotational Reverse Chop is a great movement that engages your entire abdominal region and works for your hip and lower back.