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Pushmi-Pullyu Workout for Kettlebells and Bodyweight Exercises

August 4, 2014 By Adrienne Harvey Leave a Comment

Pushmi Pullyu Workout

This wasn’t just an excuse to make a silly graphic, I promise.

Forgot to share this one from a recent advanced fun session — we did this one with fairly heavy kettlebells, but never compromising form.

We started with a Primal Move warm up then went through the Trifecta from Paul Wade (good stuff — bridge, l-sit, twist). Did a quick 20 swings with a moderate sized kettlebell the proceeded with 5 rounds of this interesting combo, resting as necessary:

  • 3 dead hang pull ups immediately followed by 3 per side kettlebell military presses
  • 10 squats (double kettlebell or heavy goblet)
  • 10 heavy kettlebell swings
  • 5 Push-ups (using an advanced progression or Neuro-Grips)
  • 5 per side moderate-heavy kettlebell rows
  • 5 strict+slow toes to bar hanging leg raises (or 10 hanging knee raises)
  • One VERY GOOD bridge

Since we happened to have a little energy left at the end, we did a few rounds of 5 burpees and 10 swings–being sure to stop before form degraded.

After some active rest, we finished up with the Trifect again and some favorite joint mobility exercises.  Good times!

Filed Under: Calisthenics Workout, Kettlebell and Calisthenics Workout, Kettlebell Workout, Workout Tagged With: bodyweight exercises, calisthenics, circuit, circuit training, kettlebell, kettlebell workout, Workout

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