Stand upright with the weight (dumbbell or kettlebell) with one arm (right) stretched out overhead (arm almost stretched out in an upright position), bend the leg (left - opposite side of the hand with the weight) and push the buttocks backwards without losing stability in the back, always looking towards the weight and finally lowering the upper body down/leaning forwards at an angle. The free arm (left) is brought crosswise to the shin of the extended leg (right). Then work the weight out of the torso in a controlled manner and push it back up to the upright starting position.
Starting position:
- Stand upright, shoulder-width apart
- Stabilise the weight with one arm overhead in an upright position
- Tense the abdominal and gluteal muscles
- Look forward
Finishing position:
- One leg extended, the other slightly bent (opposite side of the hand with the weight)
- Buttocks pushed backwards
- Upper body lowered/inclined forwards, free arm touches the shin crosswise
- Back remains straight
- Gaze directed towards the weight
Attention:
This exercise places high demands on mobility and stability, which is why it is only suitable for experienced exercisers.
