Raised Kettlebell Deadlift: Build Lower Body Strength & Stability for a Powerful Golf Swing
A regression of the hex bar deadlift using kettlebells on plates. Improves strength, stability, and power while reducing strain
Key Points
- The hex bar deadlift is a top-tier golf strength exercise—but not everyone has access or the technique for it.
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Great for building lower body strength and power, which directly translates to a more stable and powerful golf swing.
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Setup:
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Feet in line with kettlebells.
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At the bottom: chest up, hips down, spine neutral.
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Drive through heels to lift with a tall chest, then return the kettlebells slowly to the plates.
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This regression uses two kettlebells raised on plates, reducing the range of motion and making it easier to perform.
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- Also helps with injury prevention, especially for the lower back, knees, and legs.
- Rep suggestion: 6–10 reps × 3–4 sets, with good form.
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