Do This Kettlebell Challenge for 7 Days

JOIN ME FOR A FUN 7 DAY KETTLEBELL CHALLENGE! Starts TODAY! Fun for all Fitness Levels. Get access to a New Kettlebell Challenge every day this week.

The Challenge Videos and written portion you receive access to are taken from our super popular 21 Day Kettlebell Challenge found in Lauren's Playground. If you love the challenge and want to keep going you can check out the Playground.

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HAPPY MONDAY! Now Let's do this! What are you waiting for?

DAY 1

OVERHEAD PRESS or Floor Press 5 es 4es 3 es 2 es 1 es

GOBLET SQUAT 10 8 6 4 2

KETTLEBELL SWINGS 10 10 10 10 10

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