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Clubbell thrusters

Clubbell Thrusters

Only perform clubbell thrusters once you are proficient in the order squat position. Clubbell thrusters are an excellent exercise to challenge both the lower-body & upper-body simultaneously, which in turn will elevate your heart rate very quickly. To make this movement even more challenging try performing single-handed thrusters.

Clubbell Push Press

Clubbell Push Press

A similar movement to the clubbell swing, except you’ll finish the exercise by locking out your elbows at the top of the swing. An example of another exercise where you’ll need to use as little force as possible, the clubbell push press will quickly teach you how to accelerate and decelerate which is such an…

Clubbell Arnie Press

Clubbell Arnie Press

You might be familiar with the Arnie Press exercise using traditional dumbbells. The Clubbell Arnie Press is a great example of how you can take a familiar movement and make that exercise much tougher with the use of the uneven weight distribution of a clubbell. It’s much tougher than it looks, so be sure to…

Clubbell Flag Press

Clubbell Flag Press

This movement has two very challenging leverage points. #1: The shape of the clubbell with the center of mass so far from the point of contact. #2: Holding the clubbell so far away from your body makes the clubbell flag press an extremely challenging exercise.

Clubbell Two Handed Clean

Clubbell Two Handed Clean

The Two Handed Clubbell Clean is a hybrid exercise that moves the steel club from a swing into the front order position. This movement can be used to transition into another exercise, or you can perform reps for time. When training with heavy clubbells try to avoid having the steel club directly in front of…

Clubbell Two Handed Side Swing

Clubbell Two Handed Side Swing

The clubbell side swing is a very unique movement to the clubbells, this exercise is made possible due to the elongated weight of clubbell. You can perform a side swing with a kettlebell, but because of the large bell it makes the kettlebell side swing an awkward movement which can be dangerous to the knees.

Clubbell Swing Squat

Clubbell Swing Squat

The clubbell swing squat is a very similar to the clubbell swing, except immediately drop into a squat when you reach the top of the upswing. The clubbell swing squat is a great exercise for building leg strength as you engage the posterior chain with the hip hinge and hit the quad dominant muscles when…