Free with emailBand High to Low Chop
A diagonal chop against a high band that trains the trunk to turn through the upper back while the hips stay quiet. For runners and athletes who need rotational control.

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A kettlebell swing with one hand. The offset load makes the trunk resist rotation while the hips drive the bell, building posterior chain power and grip.
Hinge and hike the bell back between the legs with one hand. Snap the hips forward to float it to about chest height, letting the hips do the work and the arm guide it. Let it fall back into the hike and repeat, then switch hands.
Lifting the bell with the arm and shoulder, or letting the trunk twist toward the bell. Drive from the hips and keep the shoulders square. Learn the two hand swing first.
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Free with emailA diagonal chop against a high band that trains the trunk to turn through the upper back while the hips stay quiet. For runners and athletes who need rotational control.
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