I Can't Believe THIS Kettlebell Myth Still EXISTS

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In today's video, we challenge a commonly held belief in the world of kettlebell training: the importance of keeping your arms fully extended during kettlebell swings; so-called "T-Rex Arms".

We've meticulously researched and analyzed the biomechanics behind the kettlebell swing, examining how different arm positions affect its efficiency and effectiveness.

Drawing on a wealth of biomechanical facts and scientific studies, we reveal why the assumption that fully extended arms are crucial for proper kettlebell swing execution is, in fact, unfounded.

Through in-depth analysis, we demonstrate how alternative arm positions during kettlebell swings can provide unique benefits. We explore the impact on muscle activation, force production, and joint mechanics, unveiling a more nuanced perspective that challenges the traditional narrative.

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