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Kettlebell Swing

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An SFG Kettlebell Instructor candidate performs a 2-hand kettlebell swing for correction/critique... Standards to look for: 1. The back is neutral. The neck is slightly extended or neutral on the bottom of the swing. 2. The heels, toes, and the balls of the feet are planted and the knees track the toes. 3. The shoulders are packed. 4. The kettlebell handle passes above the knees during the backswing. 5. The arms are straight in the bottom position. 6. There is no forward knee movement (increasing ankle dorsiflexion) on the upswing. 7. The body forms a straight line on the top of the swing: the hips and knees extend fully, the spine is neutral. 8. The kettlebell forms an extension of the straight arm(s) at the top of the swing. A slight elbow bend is acceptable. 9. The biomechanical breathing match. 10. The abs and glutes visibly contract at the top of the swing. 11. The kettlebell floats momentarily on the top of the swing. More information about the SFG Certification: http://www.strongfirst.com/faqs/sfg-k... Learn how to swing properly at a day-long SFG Course: http://www.strongfirst.com/sfg-kettle... ...more
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An SFG Kettlebell Instructor candidate performs a 2-hand kettlebell swing for correction/critique... Standards to look for: 1. The back is neutral. The neck is slightly extended or neutral on the bottom of the swing. 2. The heels, toes, and the balls of the feet are planted and the knees track the toes. 3. The shoulders are packed. 4. The kettlebell handle passes above the knees during the backswing. 5. The arms are straight in the bottom position. 6. There is no forward knee movement (increasing ankle dorsiflexion) on the upswing. 7. The body forms a straight line on the top of the swing: the hips and knees extend fully, the spine is neutral. 8. The kettlebell forms an extension of the straight arm(s) at the top of the swing. A slight elbow bend is acceptable. 9. The biomechanical breathing match. 10. The abs and glutes visibly contract at the top of the swing. 11. The kettlebell floats momentarily on the top of the swing. More information about the SFG Certification: http://www.strongfirst.com/faqs/sfg-k... Learn how to swing properly at a day-long SFG Course: http://www.strongfirst.com/sfg-kettle...

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