Double Kettlebell Jerk

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Kettlebell Exercise Information


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Common Mistake(s):

Double Kettlebell Jerk

  1. Elbow disconnected in racking due to tension

    The elbow is disconnected from the body in the racking position because everything is tight and tense.

  2. Leaking power because the elbow is disconnected

    The force that’s generated from the legs has to travel through the torso, shoulder, upper arm, forearm, and then the kettlebell opposed to traveling from the legs into the forearm and kettlebell. The latter is the most direct path and no power is leaked.

  3. Loose shoulder and/or pressing early in the jerk or push press

    The jerk or push press is performed with a loose shoulder and/or the press is performed too early which means that the legs really were not doing the work.


This is a root exercise upon which exercise variations build.

This is a: Loaded Exercise Variation

Is loaded with equipment: Kettlebell

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Double Kettlebell Jerk

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Form and Technique

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Bilateral Exercise, Bilateral Load


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