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Russian Kettlebell Swing

Russian Kettlebell Swing

Improve hip power and glute strength with the Russian Kettlebell Swing. This exercise combines a hip hinge and swing motion, engaging your posterior chain muscles.

Video details

  • Duration
    • 0-10 Mins
  • Intensity
    • High
  • Male/Female
    • Male
  • Skills
    • Advanced
  • Body Part
    • Full Body
  • Genre
    • Strength & Conditioning
    • Cardio & Hiit
  • Equipment
    • Kettlebell

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