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Week 100!!! Suitcase Carries with Kettlebell

  • Writer: Keep It Moving PT & Wellness
    Keep It Moving PT & Wellness
  • Jul 28
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 30

It's July! Which means summer is in full swing and while we're all having fun, we're also off of our routines and just trying to survive! So this month's theme is Travel Maintenance - and we've got a month's worth of bodyweight drills that you can take with you on the road!



Exercise: Suitcase Carries with Kettlebell


Purpose: To engage and strengthen various muscle groups of the core and shoulders simultaneously, focusing on core stabilization and scapular stabilization. Much needed whole body strength when hoisting that heavy luggage!


Who It's For: For the jet setters, campers and adventurers!


Why We Love It: Because we know you hate skipping your movements even when on vacation


Procedure:

  1. Stand with your legs parallel with feet shoulder width apart holding the horn of a kettlebell in one hand

  2. Keeping your spine stacked, core engaged, and elbow packed into your side to keep your shoulder blade muscles engaged, walk as slowly as you can without letting your trunk sway side to side

  3. Walk for 20ft and return back with the bell in the same hand

  4. Repeat on the other side


*Disclaimer: Not all exercises are suitable for everyone, and participation in novel activities may increase the risk of adverse effects such as pain, soreness, or injury. Please consult with your Physician or a local Physical Therapist prior to attempting any exercise you feel uncomfortable performing. If adverse reactions occur, discontinue performance of the exercise and consult your physician or trusted clinician for evaluation.


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