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Time-Crunched Holiday Kettlebell Routine

Squat Into Biceps Curl — 15 reps

Squat down until your thighs are parallel to the floor. Place your elbows on the inside of your thighs, holding the bell by the horns with both hands. While holding the squat, curl the bell up to your chin.

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More: The Ultimate Bicep Routine

Shoulder Press Into Triceps Extension — 15 per arm

While holding the bell in "rack position," press it toward the ceiling, keeping your biceps close to your ear. From there, lower the bell behind your head until your forearm is parallel to the floor. Then lift the bell back up and return to rack position. Switch arms after 15 reps.

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More: How to Sculpt Your Triceps

Stability Ball Incline Chest Press — 15 per arm

Sit on a stability ball and walk your legs out until your back is resting on the ball and your torso is at about 45 degrees. Hold the bell so that it's resting on the outside of your wrist and press it straight up towards the ceiling and lower it back to your chest. Switch arms after 15 reps.

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More: 12 Tips to Do a Better Bench Press

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About the Author

Kisar S. Dhillon

Kisar S. Dhillon is a professional fitness trainer living in Portland, Oregon. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology, Post Baccalaureate Studies in Exercise Physiology and a Master's in Business Administration. He has more than 17 years experience in the health and fitness industry and is currently the owner of The Art of Personal Training. You can follow him on Google Plus, Twitter and on YouTube.
Kisar S. Dhillon is a professional fitness trainer living in Portland, Oregon. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology, Post Baccalaureate Studies in Exercise Physiology and a Master's in Business Administration. He has more than 17 years experience in the health and fitness industry and is currently the owner of The Art of Personal Training. You can follow him on Google Plus, Twitter and on YouTube.

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