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Conditioning: Kettlebell EMOM

Every-minute-on-the-minute work for power and conditioning.

ConditioningIntermediateKettlebell20 min

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How it works

Warm-up: 5 minutes: hip hinges, halos, goblet squats, 10 light swings.

Format: EMOM for 20 minutes: start each move at the top of the minute, rest for the remainder. Cycle the 4 moves 5 times.

The workout

Exercise and form cuesSets / reps / timeRestOptions
Kettlebell swing
Hike the bell back, snap the hips, arms just guide it. It is a hinge, not a squat.
15 repsRest of minuteEasier: Lighter bell or 10 reps.
Harder: 20 reps.
Goblet squat
Bell at the chest, sit between the heels.
10 repsRest of minuteEasier: Squat to a box.
Harder: Pause at the bottom.
Push-up
Straight line from head to heels.
10 repsRest of minuteEasier: Hands on the bell handle or a bench.
Harder: Feet elevated.
Kettlebell row
Flat back, pull to the hip.
8 each sideRest of minuteEasier: Lighter bell.
Harder: Pause at the top.

Cool-down: 3–5 minutes of easy walking and slow breathing.

Safety notes

  • Learn the swing with a light bell before going heavier. Watch for low-back rounding.
  • Clear the space around you.

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