Peter Attia· MD
I like to do these with one arm at a time because you have to fight all the lateral force of the obliques versus doing a double carry or you're not really activating the side wall of the trunk
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I like to do these with one arm at a time because you have to fight all the lateral force of the obliques versus doing a double carry or you're not really activating the side wall of the trunk
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Peters doing a great job of keeping a nice straight right side and where he's not flexing the oblique in so I'll show kind of an incorrect way we're a hill flex the other cheat I see are people jut their hip out to the side to bring the center of gravity over the kettlebell nope we're going to stay nice and tall shoulders back chin back you're going to always see a little bit of space here I also like to pretend I'm almost holding two kettlebells because that's going to turn on the other side