The kettlebell snatch is a great strength-building move that works your core, hamstrings, back, and shoulders. But it's not an easy exercise to do without first knowing the proper form and technique.

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You have no shortage of workout tools to choose from at the gym. And while, say dumbbells and weight machines may feel relatively intuitive to use much of the time, kettlebells are a bit more nuanced.

A strong body needs more than just isolated machine training. It requires exercises that connect muscle chains, challenge heart rate, and enhance functional strength for everyday life. One of the most ...

Kettlebell workouts are awesome: they torch calories and recruit lots of muscles, thanks to the off-center weight of the bell. But whether you’re a kettlebell newbie or a seasoned pro, chances are you ...

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James Ross has a Masters degree in the kettlebell snatch. That’s not just a figure of speech: he has written a dissertation on the subject and is now immersed in a PhD on the kettlebell swing. Aged 35 ...