| The Sots Press will build massive core strength while helping the shoulders and legs endure whatever you might throw at them. This exercise is the epitome of strength meeting balance. You don't need a heavy weight to gain the benefits of the Sots Press. Named after Russian weightlifting champ, Viktor Sots, you will be cursing his name throughout this exercise. The tension must kept at all times which puts you in a good position to lift, but must be worked up to. If you have problems with the Sots press start with Overhead Squats and Seated Military Press on the ground to build up. | |||||||
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| Exercise Steps |
| Clean two kettlebells into the rack position | |
| Keep your back straight and squat down as low as possible | |
| While in the bottom position, keep your core tight and press the kettlebells overhead. | |
| Lower the kettlebell and repeat. Stand up and switch sides |
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| Contributor Information | |
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Sara Cheatham is part of Red Star Athletics. I am an Army Brat and Air Force wife. I've found kettlebells to be beneficial for preparing and maintianing deployable troops' needs as well as being handy for women on the home front to get & stay in shape right in their own homes (a HUGE benefit for their many demands). Find out more at www.SaraCheathamsBlog.Blogspot.com |
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