Kettlebells, a versatile type of free weight, offer unique benefits due to their handle-and-weight orientation, making them ideal for dynamic exercises like swings and goblet squats.
By utilizing these, one can target the hamstrings, the group of muscles located on the back of the thigh responsible for knee flexion and hip extension, crucial in various lower-body motions.
While physiological differences between individuals influence exercise preferences, these routines are designed with an average male profile (5’10”, 180lbs, 35 years old) in consideration, emphasizing personalized adaptation.
This thoughtful approach ensures a comprehensive workout tailored to strengthen and enhance lower-body functionality.
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The Kettlebell Sumo Squat is a type of squat that works your hamstrings, glutes, and quads. By placing your feet wider apart, you also engage your inner thighs and make the squat easier for those with mobility challenges.
The Kettlebell Sumo Squat is a type of squat that works your hamstrings, glutes, and quads. By placing your feet wider apart, you also engage your inner thighs and make the squat easier for those with mobility challenges.
The Kettlebell Swing is a powerful exercise that strengthens your hamstrings and glutes. It helps improve your overall power and enhances performance in various sports and activities.
The Kettlebell Swing is a powerful exercise that strengthens your hamstrings and glutes. It helps improve your overall power and enhances performance in various sports and activities.
The Single Arm Kettlebell Deadlift is an exercise that improves strength and stability by using one kettlebell. This move targets your hamstrings, glutes, and lower back while working your core to keep your body steady.
The Single Arm Kettlebell Deadlift is an exercise that improves strength and stability by using one kettlebell. This move targets your hamstrings, glutes, and lower back while working your core to keep your body steady.
The Single Leg Kettlebell Deadlift is a one-legged variation of the traditional deadlift that helps improve stability and balance. It's effective for strengthening your muscles and correcting imbalances between your sides.
The Single Leg Kettlebell Deadlift is a one-legged variation of the traditional deadlift that helps improve stability and balance. It's effective for strengthening your muscles and correcting imbalances between your sides.
The Single Arm Kettlebell Swing is a core-strengthening exercise using one hand. It helps improve stability and balance by making you engage your core more than the regular swing.
The Single Arm Kettlebell Swing is a core-strengthening exercise using one hand. It helps improve stability and balance by making you engage your core more than the regular swing.
The Kettlebell Good Morning is an exercise that strengthens your hamstrings, glutes, and lower back. It helps improve your hip movement and keeps your spine stable.
The Kettlebell Good Morning is an exercise that strengthens your hamstrings, glutes, and lower back. It helps improve your hip movement and keeps your spine stable.
The Kettlebell Power Clean is a dynamic exercise that engages multiple muscle groups while improving core stability. Holding the kettlebell in one hand makes the movement more challenging and helps strengthen your upper body.
The Kettlebell Power Clean is a dynamic exercise that engages multiple muscle groups while improving core stability. Holding the kettlebell in one hand makes the movement more challenging and helps strengthen your upper body.
The Kettlebell Hang Clean is a powerful exercise that works the muscles in your back and legs. It helps you build strength and stability by requiring you to control the kettlebell with one hand while keeping your body straight.
The Kettlebell Hang Clean is a powerful exercise that works the muscles in your back and legs. It helps you build strength and stability by requiring you to control the kettlebell with one hand while keeping your body straight.