The kettlebell deadlift is a fundamental exercise for building lower body strength and stability.
Basic Principles: Similar to a traditional deadlift with a barbell, keep the kettlebell close to your body, heels planted, back straight, and chest out.
Execution: Start by maintaining a neutral eye line as you pivot at the hips. Press through the heels to ensure good ground contact, avoiding excessive weight on the toes.
Movement: Push your feet through the floor, extend your legs, and drive your hips forward to achieve a straight body alignment at the top.
The kettlebell deadlift effectively targets the hamstrings, glutes, and lower back muscles, promoting strength development and improving posture.