The goal is to complete a bottoms-up Turkish getup with a half-filled cup of water balanced on the bottom of the kettlebell without the water spilling or the cup falling over. For the record, unless you have an anything-goes gym space, we recommend trying this at home with a paper or plastic cup and plenty of towels for clean up duty. You dont want to risk sloshing water all over your gyms floor or breaking a glass.
The Extra-Tough #TurkishCupUpChallenge Puts Your Whole Body to the Test
Turkish getups build total-body strength, coordination, and stability. But this water-wielding challenge from Omar Bolden , former Broncos safety and Super Bowl 50 champ, kicks up the challenge to all of those factors up to another level entirely.
Make sure to shoot a video of your attempts and share via social. Tag Bolden and @menshealthmag and use hashtag #TurkishCupUpChallenge.
To take on the challenge, follow these steps. Check out the video from the Men's Health 6-Week Shred Off program for some extra guidance:
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