With just one kettlebell, you can hit major movement patterns while building balanced strength and stability. Here’s how each exercise benefits your body!👇 1️⃣ Staggered Stance Goblet Squat: The staggered stance isolates each leg, promoting unilateral strength and stability. By shifting weight to the front leg, you engage the quads, glutes, and core on a deeper level, correcting any strength imbalances between sides. This variation also helps improve hip mobility and balance, making it a powerful tool for both strength and functional movement. 2️⃣ Staggered Stance Single Arm Swing: The staggered stance swing challenges your body’s rotational stability while building explosive hip power and conditioning. This unilateral setup requires more core engagement, especially in the obliques and deep stabilizers, improving control and coordination through dynamic, high-energy movement. 3️⃣ Chest-Loaded Hinge to Squat: Combining a hinge and squat, this move strengthens the posterior chain (hamstrings, glutes, and low back) while reinforcing hip and ankle mobility. The chest-loaded position keeps the core engaged and prevents excessive forward lean, promoting a smooth transition between hinging and squatting—essential for total-body functionality 🙌 Grab a moderate-weight kettlebell, find a bit of space, and give these a try for a full-body workout that can be done anywhere! 👊 🎥 Phase SiX Dojo, Austin Texas ⛩️ @Phase SiX
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