We know how important exercise form is for staying strong and injury-free, but learning how to hold a kettlebell properly can do more than that — it can make an exercise much, much harder.
And that’s exactly what you’ll need to do if you plan to try the bottoms-up kettlebell press. No, it doesn’t involve knocking back your drink, but it does involve flipping your kettlebell upside down.

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