Kettlebell Power Clean

Muscles Worked

Legend

Target Muscles
Secondary Muscles
Stabilizer Muscles

Description

Understanding how to properly catch a kettle bell in the rack position is crucial to getting the most out of the tool. The power clean is an awesome drill for cleaning up your technique. You must keep in mind that moving a kettlebell is different than a barbell. The pull pull is similar but the catch position is much different. Just because you are doing a power clean does not give you permission to clean the bell to the shoulder, the elbows Need to come to the hips. To do so make sure when standing over the bell the front of the handle lines up with the center of your arch of the foot. The power clean will force you to move the spin the bell quickly into the rack position. Only use a weight of which you can move smoothly.

Additional Information

Target Muscles

Shoulders

Secondary Muscles

Back (Upper), Calves, Glutes, Quads, Traps

Stabilizer Muscles

Abs, Back (Lower), Obliques

Experience

Intermediate (2-3 years)

Equipment

2 x Kettlebell

Exercise Type

Strength

Exertion

70%

Cardio Intensity

50%

Force

Pull

Mechanic

Compound

Force Detail

Bilateral

Functions

N/A

Intensity

N/A

Bearing

N/A

Impact

N/A

Utilities

Power

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