ExercisesKettlebell double push-press

Kettlebell double push-press

Rack a kettlebell in each hand at your shoulders. Dip slightly at the knees and use that drive to help press both bells overhead, then lower them back to the rack.

StrengthKettlebellsDifficulty 3 of 3
Two-panel demonstration of the kettlebell double push-press, showing the start and finish positions
Start and finish positions

How to do it

Rack a kettlebell in each hand at your shoulders. Dip slightly at the knees and use that drive to help press both bells overhead, then lower them back to the rack.

Muscles worked

Front
Back
  • shouldersprimary
  • quads
  • glutes

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Reviewed 16 August 2026 · Exercise library v2.2