Ditch Crunches! 5 Kettlebell Moves for a Stronger Core

Lie on your back, hold a kettlebell above, and move your legs in a cycling motion. This targets deep core muscles while improving coordination and stability.

Kettlebell Dead Bug

Sit, lean back slightly, and twist side to side while holding a kettlebell. This move fires up your obliques, enhancing rotational strength and core definition.

Russian Twists

Stand with a kettlebell overhead, then lower your torso sideways while keeping it raised. This move strengthens your core, shoulders, and improves flexibility.

Kettlebell Windmill

Hold a kettlebell in one hand and walk straight without leaning. This simple yet powerful exercise works your abs, balance, and posture like a moving plank.

Kettlebell Suitcase Carry

Move a kettlebell in a circular motion around your head. This strengthens your entire core, shoulders, and improves mobility while keeping your abs engaged.

Kettlebell Halo

Start in a plank position and drag a kettlebell from one side to another. This move tests core endurance, strengthens obliques, and improves overall body control.

Kettlebell Plank Drag

Hold a kettlebell at chest level and squat deep. This full-body move builds core strength, stability, and improves posture while working your legs.

Kettlebell Goblet Squat

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