- Be careful getting the bar into place overhead. Push your elbows forward while keeping your elbows tucked in.
- Look for what feels like a stretch in your triceps. Extend your elbows until your fists are pointed at the ceiling.
- You can use any attachment. The cable should be all the way to the bottom of the machine. Face away from the machine.
- Point your elbows straight up toward the ceiling.
- From there, extend your elbows until your fists are pointed straight toward the ceiling.
- Lie on the floor with your upper back and soles of feet on the floor, knees bent, and pelvis and lower back suspended in the air.
- Hold the kettlebell in both hands directly above your chest.
- Keeping your upper arms in place, bend your elbows to bring the kettlebell to the floor above your head.
- Return the kettlebell to the starting position and repeat.
- Take a shoulder width grip. Break at the elbows. Try to keep your elbows tucked in. Don't let them flare out.
- Stop the bar a few inches from your forehead and extend your elbows back up.