Kettlestacks are a great homegym


If you're looking for

  • quick, hard workouts that hit all your parts,
  • something much more challenging than a pair of 15lb chrome dumbbells,
  • and something faster, smaller (and less expensive) than a $2500  all-in unit,

then Kettlestacks are your answer.  Since  KB motions are   functional they 
hit more than one  bodypart at a time, but you can also break
it down by bodypart as below.

 Bring
your game face  to a floor mat with a pair of Kettlestacks, and
you will  get a wide variety of  time efficient workouts
that rival or exceed the "erector sets" for comfort, convenience,
intensity and results  (and  don't forget the cardio
benefits ).

Body Part
motions

(green =  Kettlestack advantage over Dumbbells)

 

 
Legs   (Quads)
  • Front  Squats:       
  • Perhaps the
    single most compelling reason to get a pair of  Kettlestacks; The
    Kettlestack's convenient swing and rack positions make heavy front
    squats a truly comfortable experience. Even better, the "bail out" is
    an easy reverse clean that will let you push yourself hard with full
    confidence.  No power rack required - just a mat. **

  • one hand swings, two hand swings  
  • overhead squats 
  • racked lunges (front,  side back)
  • pistols

**check out Dimas'  inspiring approach to front squats (no KBs;-) )

Legs (Hams)
  •  swings
  • romanian DLs
Arms:
  • cleans (land comfortably in the crook of the arm)
  • anchored cleans
  • snatches
  • military presses
  • push press with slow negatives
  • curls
  • tricep presses
Forearms 

Chest
Traps
  • swings
  • snatches
  • anchored cleans
  • overhead squats
  • military press
  • shrugs
Back
  •  snatches
  •  front squats (upper back )
  •  swings (lower back)
  •  pullups (need a bar)
  • rows
Calves 
  •  high swings
  •  snatches
Abdominals
  • Kettlestack " Rocky's "
  • windmills
  • TGUS
  • overhead squats       
  • front double squats (you'll see)
Shoulders
  • military press
  • Sumo high pulls
  • cleans
  • lateral swings
  • Snatches
  • jerk or push press with negatives
  • bottoms up press