VIDEO: The Swing, Push, Pull Workout
Hello everyone!
It’s workout time again!
Yes – we know how much you love our ‘real time’ workout videos here at Angry Trainer Fitness so recently I headed back to the studio to film a batch more clips with my site producers which we’ll be running over the coming weeks. You’re going to love them!
Today I’m sharing the first of the new series, called the Swing, Push, Pull Workout. It’s a simple, yet very effective, full body blast workout that should get you building up a sweat and out of breath – just like The Angry Trainer!
As the name implies, you’ll be performing a Kettlebell swing along with pushing and pulling movements. Plus I’ve thrown in some old fashioned jumping jacks as active rest between sets, some stability and core work and included my all time favorite exercise – burpees!
Here’s the workout:
The Swing, Push, Pull Workout
*All x 15 reps
Circuit #1
1. Kettlebell Swing
2. Twisting Pushup
3. Plank One Armed Kettlebell Row
4. Jumping Jacks
Rest 30 seconds and repeat
Rest 60 Seconds then move to circuit #2.
Circuit #2
5. Kettlebell Drive Side Lateral
6. Pushup Downward Dog
7. Standing one armed row w/Kettlebell
8. Burpees
Rest 30 seconds and repeat
And of course if you’re feeling especially strong at the end of both circuits, do it all over again!
So check this out. The kettlebell movements are awesome ‘everything’ exercises – they work the legs, hips, low back, core, shoulders, a bit of arms and are cardiovascular. The pushing exercises hit your shoulders, chest, core, abs and triceps, while the pulling movements target the upper and middle back, shoulders and biceps. The jumping jacks and burpees elevate your heart rate before the 30-second rest. And as you know, the burpees are killer, especially at the end of a circuit. They too are an incredible full body, calorie blasting, fat-incinerating exercise.
Now some of you have said that my workouts are too easy and I’m here to tell you that’s a load of bull! If you find this workout easy, it’s because you aren’t putting out and your intensity level is low. YOU are in control of how hard or easy this workout is and I can tell you these particular sets of exercises are right out of my training journal. So if it works and challenges me, it should for you also.
As always I want to thanks to Sears FitStudio for providing me with some awesome fitness equipment for these Angry Trainer Fitness workout videos. And as usual don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube Channel to get notified of the latest additions to our growing library of FREE workouts!
Hope you like the Swing, Push, Pull Workout… more to come soon!
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about 1 year ago
wish can do that .. promise when I’m complete healing
about 1 year ago
This was a great workout, I really enjoyed it! Is there an advantage to doing the plank one arm row with the supporting hand elevated (rather than just flat on the floor)? Thanks!
about 1 year ago
I think you hand is elevated because you really can’t get full range of motion with the weight if your hand is on the ground. The weight ends up hitting the floor before you can extend your elbow back out. Just my thought