Why do Kettlebell workouts? Because kettlebell training forces your core to stabilize against asymmetric loads and rotational forces in ways that isolated ab work never will. A strong, functional core isn’t built through crunches but through resisting movement while generating power from your hips.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Today’s WOD 4x10 single DL @53lbs 4x8 single arm swing @53lbs 4x8 single arm ballistic rows @53lbs 4x 40 sec suitcase holds @53lbs 3x20 heavy Russian twists @53lbs ( https://video.nostr.build/85c2fe86fe536bfe96abadcac1abb075626d2e2f7244e6bec44a8407982e1aba.mp4Finisher) 10 Min EMOM -12 KB swings -5 KB snatches #FitnessStr #Fitness #workout

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Seems like practicing with an axe would work too... Sudden stops and spins, a lot of horizontal movements and reverses. May be best to use a blunted training axe, but at keast you'll bebin shape when the hordes of (fiat?) zombies breach the wall... LOL 😉😂
Great concept for strenghtening the core. Asymetric / Rotational work is very underused in todays Gym culture. If you don't have access to kettlebells you can also do a lot of these movements with barbells or dumbells like I did here: View quoted note →