This exercise is a variation on the more common deadlift. By performing this exercise with a single leg, and hold the weight in one hand, you drastically increase the need to stabilize your torso. Additionally this exercise is great for identifying and addressing imbalances between sides.
Stand upright with your feet close together. With your left hand, grasp the kettlebell and position it in front of your left leg.
Brace your core to keep your spine in a neutral position throughout the exercise.
Begin to hinge at your hips while extending and elevating your left leg behind you. There should be a slight flexion in your right knee as you hinge, but it should remain stationary.
Continue to hinge until you are no longer able to maintain a neutral spine before extending your hips and lowering the left leg to the starting position.
Repeat with the opposite side.
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