Single-Arm Kettlebell Row

The one-arm kettlebell row from a staggered stance, the free hand braced on the front thigh; the bell rows up on the side of the back leg.

How to do it

Setup

Split stance, hinged forward with a flat back, free fist braced on the front thigh, bell hanging under the other shoulder.

Steps

  1. Row the bell to the hip, elbow driving up and back.
  2. Squeeze the blade at the top without turning the chest.
  3. Lower to a long arm, then switch the stance and the hand.

Common mistakes

Chest rotating open to lift higher: keep the shoulders square to the floor. Leaning the full weight on the front thigh: the braced hand steadies; the back stays flat on its own. Bell swinging forward on the way down: lower it straight under the shoulder.

Breathing

Exhale on the row, inhale lowering.

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