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eHow Sports & Fitness Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Grab the handle of the kettlebell, squat with your legs and pull the kettlebell up. Don't lift with your back, or you may throw it out. As the kettlebell comes up, bend your arm, curl your wrist back and rest the meat of the kettlebell in the crease between your forearm and bicep.
Step2
Extend your other hand straight out in front of you for balance.
Step3
Stand so that your legs are a little wider than shoulder-width apart.
Step4
Squat straight down as if you were a baseball catcher. Stick your butt out to get a good squat.
Step5
Rise from your squatted position to complete 1 repetition. Repeat this exercise for 10 reps, then switch arms. Complete 3 sets of front squats with your kettlebells to finish the exercise.