Alternating Kettlebell Shoulder Press has all the advantages of a classic bench press, but also includes core stability muscles. This exercise is the best way to load deltoid muscles due to the use of small weight dumbbells, so the chance of injury is reduced.
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The alternating kettlebell shoulder press increases muscular strength through the entire shoulder region. Performing the exercise in an alternating manner will create balance and stability on both sides of the body while actively engaging the core. How to do althernating kettlebell shoulder press: - Stand with your feet hip-width apart. - Hold a kettlebell in each hand just above shoulder height with your palms facing forward and arms bent. - Press one kettlebell up over your head without moving the other kettlebell. - Stay tall with your chest up and shoulders back. - Return to starting position to perform on the other side. Some tips: - Do not allow your torso to sway to either side as you press the weight overhead. - Keep the tension on your shoulders as you press the weight up. - Squeeze your abs to help keep your body stable as you press the weights.