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1 Legged Squat with Kettlebell Low

by Keli Roberts
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Exercise Name
1 Legged Squat with Kettlebell Low
Variations
1-Legged Front Squat
1-Legged Multi-Directional Toe Touch
Trainer
Keli Roberts
Exercise Type
Lower Body
Body Region
Lower Body
Body Part
Abdomen, Gluteals, Hips, Legs
Target Muscles
Abdominals, Gluteals, Hamstrings, Hip Abductors, Hip Adductors, Hip Flexors, Obliques, Quadriceps
Equipment
Kettlebells
Producer
IDEA Health & Fitness Association
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Eliana Ghen
On Apr 08, 2011
Very good 'new' idea and safely performed along with good solid instruction.
Philip Carpenter Lee
On Sep 21, 2011
I rate this video with 1 star because it is not a squat and not a kettlebell specific exercise. If we use a kettlebell as just a piece of iron, no different than any other weight, there is no reason to create a separate exercise video. It would be better to show one exercise and let the users know many types of resistance equipment can be used. Holding a medicine ball, dumbbell, or kettlebell in this video does not change the exercise in any more than a cosmetic way. Additionally, the exercise shown here is not a squat, but a lunge with the back leg off the ground. The upper body posture in a squat (single leg or other) is completely different as is the relationship of the load to the foot-ankle-knee-hip complex. To further demonstrate the lunge they actually do a lateral lunge towards the end. She stops him when he brings his leg forward which could have led to a squat if he changed his posture. A kettlebell exercise is one where a kettlebell is needed such that the use of a kettlebell provides a different result, such as a swing or a snatch. A kettlebell swing and a dumbbell swing are very different. Finally, the word squat should be reserved to exercise that include squatting.
kimchan Ramrattan
On Oct 12, 2011
The person is getting stabilization connection to help a proper squat. this also shows that a kettle can be used for other exercises also if thats the only equipment available. i would prefer if the demonstrator go into a full squat position vs a partial especially when the non weight bearing leg is in front. a side view will help also.

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