15-Minute Full-Body Kettlebell Workout

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Hi, guys!

Here’s a quick yet high-intensity kettlebell workout that will challenge your entire body in a short amount of time. The Kettlebell Swings will get your heart rate up and engage your muscles from head-to-toe while the Sumo Deadlift High Pulls (SDHP) and Push-Ups will give your upper body a serious workout. Hey, you might just be surprised how much of a workout you’ll get in 15 minutes! Happy sweating!

15-minute kettlebell workout

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How to do this workout: After warming up, set a timer for 15 minutes. Start by performing 21 Kettlebell Swings. Once you finish, move immediately to the SDHP. Perform 15 reps and then 9 Push-Ups. After you’ve completed all three exercises, start at the beginning with 21 Kettlebell Swings once again. Continue to repeat the circuit until 15 minutes is up. The goal is to move from one exercise to the next without rest, but listen to your body and take breaks as needed.

Movement demo videos: Kettlebell Swings, Sumo Deadlift High Pulls, Push-Ups (or Modified Push-Ups)

 



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