Kickstand Deadlift
Trouble engaging your hamstrings or glutes? Quad dominant from running or cycling? Coming back from an ankle, knee, or hip injury? The kickstand deadlift is a powerful posterior chain enhancer that improves your ability to ground asymmetrically. By building a strong, stable base from the ground up, you can even expect great improvements with other movements like your presses as well.
How to do a Kickstand Deadlift:
Start in a deadlift stance with your kettlebell between your ankles.
Send your hips back and reach for your bell with a long spine.
Shift weight onto one leg and "kickstand" your other leg diagonally back so you're on your toes.
Press into your grounded heel to lift
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