Kettlebell Windmill
An overhead kettlebell hinge that trains shoulder stability, oblique strength, and hip mobility in one demanding move.
Video
Body map
Primary
Obliques
Secondary
none
Step by step
- Stand with feet wider than shoulder width and press a kettlebell straight overhead with one arm.
- Turn your front foot out about 45 degrees and lock your eyes on the kettlebell overhead.
- Push your hips toward the side of the locked-out arm while keeping the bell straight up.
- Hinge sideways and reach the lower hand down the inside of the front leg toward the floor.
- Pause at the deepest position with the bell stacked over the shoulder and the back leg straight.
- Reverse the hinge by driving the hips back under the kettlebell to return to standing.
Muscles and equipment
- Target muscle
- Obliques
- Secondary muscles
- none
- Equipment
- Kettlebell
- Type
- Strength
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Log your sets. After a few weeks you will see whether it is moving. Free.