WORKOUT

15-Minute Total Body Kettlebell Workout

A total body kettlebell circuit combining push press, swings, and deadlifts — following a Zone 2 cardio warm-up and kettlebell-specific mobility prep.

Kettlebells, rower or air-bike
WARM-UP
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 Cardio 5 minutes, Zone 2 (60-70% HR max) Zone 2 (*60-70% heart rate max) | 220-age = max heart rate; train at desired % Zone 1 (*50-60% heart rate max) | Preferably Rower or Air-Bike
01 Cardio

5 minutes, Zone 2 (60-70% HR max)

Progression Zone 2 (*60-70% heart rate max) | 220-age = max heart rate; train at desired %
Modification Zone 1 (*50-60% heart rate max) | Preferably Rower or Air-Bike
PREPARATION
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 Dynamic Lower Extremity Stretching 30 reps each leg — —
02 Kettlebell Warm-up Series 1 time per video — —
MAIN WORKOUT
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 Double Kettlebell Push Press 3 sets of 6-12 (alternate between Kettlebell exercises, minimal rest) Double Kettlebell Thruster —
02 Kettlebell Swing Double 3 sets of 6-12 (alternate between Kettlebell exercises, minimal rest) — Gunslinger
03 Double Kettlebell Deadlift 3 sets of 6-12 — —

3 sets of 6-12 (alternate between Kettlebell exercises, minimal rest)

Progression Double Kettlebell Thruster

3 sets of 6-12 (alternate between Kettlebell exercises, minimal rest)

Modification Gunslinger
COOL DOWN
# Exercise Dosage Progression Modification
01 Prone Press Up 10 repetitions — Move hands forward
02 Quadruped Thoracic Rotation Mobility Opener 10 repetitions each side Half Kneel Thoracic Multi-Directional Mobility —
03 Hamstring Stretch-Standing 1 × 30 seconds each leg Pull toes toward body Point toe forward

10 repetitions

Modification Move hands forward

10 repetitions each side

Progression Half Kneel Thoracic Multi-Directional Mobility

1 × 30 seconds each leg

Progression Pull toes toward body
Modification Point toe forward

Exercise is not without its risks. As with any exercise program, if at any point you begin to feel faint, dizzy, or have physical discomfort, stop immediately and consult a physician.

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