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The Double Kettlebell Get-Up

December 9th, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

Two Kettle Get up Last month I introduced you to one of my favorite exercises, The Turkish Get-Up.

In today’s video, I attempt a new feat of strength–performing the Turkish get-up with two kettlebells in one hand–The Double Kettlebell Get-Up.

Just holding on to both kettlebells at the same time is a challenge in its own right!

The combined weight of the two Kettlebells is 70 pounds. I weigh around 165 pounds, so it’s not quite half of my body weight. I’d love to eventually build up to doing a get-up with my entire body weight!

There’s always a new challenge out there–don’t get complacent with your workouts!

Categories: Strength and Conditioning

Matt

Nice one, Al!
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http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/ Sandy Sommer, RKC

Nice show of strength but the risk reward is far too great for most folks IMHO. I like the TGU, especially as a movement pattern, and I can be done well without much weight. I like to do it was a warm up with my 16 or 24 kg kettlebell. Nice effort though.
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Thanks, Matt!
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Thanks for checking out my site, Sandy. I agree that the TGU is not for everyone, but I think it is safe and effective for the intermediate to advanced fitness enthusiast (assuming they are healthy and injury-free). Though I wouldn't recommend going for a max effort until you are very experienced with the lift.

Thanks for your input!
http://www.charmcitykettlebells.com/ Sandy Sommer, RKC

Nice show of strength but the risk reward is far too great for most folks IMHO. I like the TGU, especially as a movement pattern, and I can be done well without much weight. I like to do it was a warm up with my 16 or 24 kg kettlebell. Nice effort though.
http://www.AlKavadlo.com/ Al Kavadlo

Thanks, Matt!
http://www.AlKavadlo.com/ Al Kavadlo

Thanks for checking out my site, Sandy. I agree that the TGU is not for everyone, but I think it is safe and effective for the intermediate to advanced fitness enthusiast (assuming they are healthy and injury-free). Though I wouldn't recommend going for a max effort until you are very experienced with the lift.

Thanks for your input!