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50 Master Time Under Tension (TUT) Workouts – Powerful Routines to Build Strength & Muscle

Updated: Mar 19


TUT Workout: Maximizing Strength and Muscle Growth with Controlled Movements

What Are TUT Workouts?

TUT (Time Under Tension) workouts focus on slowing down movements to maximize muscle activation, endurance, and hypertrophy (muscle growth). Instead of performing reps quickly, each repetition is executed at a controlled tempo, emphasizing the eccentric (lowering) and concentric (lifting) phases.

By increasing the duration muscles are under strain, TUT workouts enhance strength and endurance without requiring additional weight. This makes them ideal for bodyweight training, weighted exercises, kettlebell routines, injury rehabilitation, and muscle growth.


Why Use TUT Workouts?

  • Maximize muscle growth by increasing time under load

  • Improve strength endurance without needing heavy resistance

  • Enhance control & stability for injury prevention

  • Great for bodyweight, dumbbell, and kettlebell training, making workouts more versatile


How TUT Works

TUT is measured in seconds per rep. For example, a 4-1-2-0 tempo means:

  • 4 seconds lowering (eccentric phase)

  • 1-second pause at the bottom

  • 2 seconds lifting (concentric phase)

  • 0 seconds rest before the next rep


By controlling rep speed, muscles stay activated for a longer duration, leading to greater muscle stimulation and growth.


50 Best TUT Workouts to Build Strength & Muscle

Each workout below follows the TUT principle by incorporating controlled movement tempos and extended time under tension to maximize muscle activation.


1. Strength & Stability Challenge

Goal: Full-body endurance & control

AMRAP 12 Minutes:

  • 6 Slow Push-Ups (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 TUT Air Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Bulgarian Split Squats per leg (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Isometric Plank Hold

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


2. Core Control & Endurance

Goal: Improve core stability & muscular endurance

 3 Rounds for Time:

  • 8 Super Slow Bicycle Crunches per side (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Hollow Body Hold

  • 6 TUT Dips (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Deep Tempo Step-Ups (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


3. Upper-Body Strength & Control

Goal: Develop chest, shoulders, and triceps

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Slow Motion Push-Ups (3-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Negative Pull-Ups (6-1-2-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Isometric Push-Up Holds (0-30-0-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Side Plank per side

Rest: 1 minute between rounds


4. Full-Body Burnout

Goal: Increase muscular endurance

EMOM – 20 Minutes

5 rounds:

  • Minute 1: 10 TUT Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 8 Eccentric Lunges per leg (6-0-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 6 TUT Burpees (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 4: 20-Second Wall Sit (0-0-0-20 Tempo)


5. Leg Day Endurance

Goal: Build lower-body strength and control

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 10 Deep Tempo Step-Ups (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Bulgarian Split Squats per leg (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 12 TUT Air Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Wall Sit (0-0-0-30 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


6. Core Stability & Strength

Goal: Strengthen core endurance and control

AMRAP – 15 Minutes:

  • 10 Slow Tuck-Ups (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Hollow Hold

  • 12 TUT Bicycle Crunches per side (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Side Plank per side


7. Upper-Body Strength & Core

Goal: Develop pushing and pulling strength with core stability

For Time - 4 Rounds:

  • 8 TUT Push-Ups (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Negative Pull-Ups (6-1-2-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Super Slow Bicycle Crunches (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

20-Second Isometric Push-Up Hold

Rest: 1 minute between rounds


8. Explosive Control Challenge

Goal: Build power and control in explosive movements

EMOM – 16 Minutes

4 Rounds:

  • Minute 1: 8 Slow Burpees (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 12 Controlled Jump Squats (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 10 TUT Dips (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 4: 20-Second Hollow Hold


9. Lower-Body Power & Control

Goal: Strengthen quads, hamstrings, and glutes

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Deep Tempo Step-Ups per leg (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Bulgarian Split Squats per leg (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Isometric Lunge Hold per leg

  • 10 Slow Lateral Lunges (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


10. The Ultimate TUT Burnout

Goal: Total-body muscle endurance challenge

AMRAP – 10 Minutes:

  • 6 Negative Pull-Ups (6-1-2-0 Tempo)

  • 8 TUT Push-Ups (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 TUT Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Plank Hold


11. Dumbbell TUT Power Circuit

Goal: Strength endurance with dumbbells

AMRAP – 12 Minutes:

  • 8 Dumbbell Front Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Slow Dumbbell Shoulder Press (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 TUT Bent-Over Rows (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Isometric Plank Hold with Dumbbells

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


12. Kettlebell Strength Control

Goal: Improve full-body strength and core control

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Slow Goblet Squats (5-1-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Controlled Kettlebell Swings (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Slow Turkish Get-Ups (3 per side)

  • 30-Second Kettlebell Farmer’s Hold

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


13. Barbell Strength & Hypertrophy

Goal: Maximize hypertrophy using a slow eccentric phase

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 6 Slow Barbell Deadlifts (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 8 TUT Bench Press (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Barbell Reverse Lunges (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Barbell Rows (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 1 minute between rounds


14. Controlled Explosiveness

Goal: Improve power and control

EMOM – 20 Minutes:

  • Minute 1: 8 Slow Dumbbell Thrusters (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 10 Controlled Box Step-Ups with Dumbbells (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 6 TUT Deadlifts (Barbell or Dumbbells) (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 4: 30-Second Weighted Wall Sit

Repeat for 5 rounds


15. Lower-Body Tension Builder

Goal: Focus on eccentric strength in the lower body

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Slow Bulgarian Split Squats per leg (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Weighted Step-Back Lunges (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 TUT Calf Raises (6-0-6-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Isometric Squat Hold with Dumbbell

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


16. Full-Body Strength & Endurance

Goal: Develop strength, endurance, and stability

AMRAP – 15 Minutes:

  • 8 Slow Push Press (Dumbbells or Barbell) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Deadlift with a Slow Eccentric Phase (5-0-3-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Goblet Squats with Isometric Hold (4-2-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Plank Hold with Plate on Back


17. The Ultimate TUT Chest & Triceps Destroyer

Goal: Focus on controlled pushing movements

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 6 Slow Barbell Bench Press (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Floor Press with Pause (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Weighted Dips (Use Dumbbells or Vest) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Controlled Tricep Extensions (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 1 minute between rounds


18. Controlled Strength Endurance

Goal: Strengthen pulling movements

EMOM – 16 Minutes

4 Rounds

  • Minute 1: 8 Negative Pull-Ups (Slow Lowering) (6-1-2-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 12 Barbell Bent-Over Rows (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 6 Dumbbell Lateral Raises with Hold (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 4: 30-Second Farmer’s Walk Hold with Heavy Dumbbells


19. Leg Strength & Control

Goal: Develop controlled leg hypertrophy

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Slow Barbell Squats (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Romanian Deadlifts (Barbell or Dumbbells) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Step-Ups with Weighted Hold (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Wall Sit with Dumbbells

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


20. TUT Total Burnout Challenge

Goal: Push full-body muscle endurance

AMRAP – 10 Minutes:

  • 6 Slow Motion Pull-Ups (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Goblet Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Weighted Push-Ups (Plate on Back) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Plank Hold with Weight


21. Kettlebell Slow Grind

Goal: Build strength and endurance with kettlebells

AMRAP – 15 Minutes:

  • 8 Slow Kettlebell Goblet Squats (5-1-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Controlled Kettlebell Swings (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Turkish Get-Ups (4 per side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Kettlebell Farmer’s Hold

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


22. TUT Kettlebell Deadlift Circuit

Goal: Strengthen posterior chain muscles with slow control

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Kettlebell Romanian Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Kettlebell Front Squats (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Rows (Each Arm) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Plank Hold with Kettlebell Drag

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


23. Kettlebell Core Destroyer

Goal: Core and stability endurance

EMOM – 16 Minutes

4 rounds:

  • Minute 1: 10 Slow Kettlebell Russian Twists (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 8 Kettlebell Windmills (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 10 Kettlebell Hanging Knee Raises (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 4: 30-Second Kettlebell Overhead Hold



24. Lower-Body TUT Kettlebell Strength

Goal: Strengthen legs with controlled movements

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 10 Slow Kettlebell Step-Ups (Each Leg) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Bulgarian Split Squats (Each Leg) (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Sumo Squats (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Wall Sit Holding Kettlebell

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


25. Kettlebell Power & Control

Goal: Full-body strength and control

AMRAP – 12 Minutes:

  • 6 Slow Kettlebell Snatches (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Goblet Squats with Pause (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Overhead Press (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Kettlebell Swing to Hold (Pause at the top)


26. Kettlebell Upper-Body Control

Goal: Build slow and controlled upper-body strength

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Kettlebell Overhead Press (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Rows (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Slow Kettlebell Push-Ups with Hands on Bells (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Triceps Extensions (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 1 minute between rounds


27. Full-Body Kettlebell EMOM

Goal: Strength and endurance with isometric control

EMOM – 20 Minutes

5 rounds:

  • Minute 1: 10 Kettlebell Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 12 Slow Kettlebell Swings with Pause (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 6 Turkish Get-Ups (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 4: 30-Second Kettlebell Front Rack Hold


28. Kettlebell Core & Grip Challenge

Goal: Core strength and grip endurance

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Kettlebell Side Bends (Each Side) (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Kettlebell Dead Hang Hold (Seconds)

  • 12 Slow Hanging Leg Raises with Kettlebell Between Feet (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Farmer’s Carry with Heavy Kettlebells

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


29. Kettlebell Power & Stability

Goal: Enhance explosive strength with controlled movements

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 10 Slow Kettlebell Cleans (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Split Squats (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Slow Overhead Kettlebell Press (Each Side) (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Kettlebell Overhead Hold


30. The Ultimate Kettlebell TUT Test

Goal: Endurance and total-body control

AMRAP – 10 Minutes:

  • 6 Kettlebell Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Goblet Squats (5-1-3-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Overhead Press (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Isometric Kettlebell Hold


31. Kettlebell Slow Grind

Goal: Build strength and endurance with kettlebells

AMRAP – 15 Minutes:

  • 8 Slow Kettlebell Goblet Squats (5-1-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Controlled Kettlebell Swings (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Turkish Get-Ups (4 per side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Kettlebell Farmer’s Hold

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


32. TUT Kettlebell Deadlift Circuit

Goal: Strengthen posterior chain muscles with slow control

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Kettlebell Romanian Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Kettlebell Front Squats (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Rows (Each Arm) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Plank Hold with Kettlebell Drag

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


33. Dumbbell TUT Leg Builder

Goal: Strengthen legs with controlled movement

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Dumbbell Step-Up Lunges (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Goblet Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Dumbbell Romanian Deadlifts (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Dumbbell Wall Sit Hold

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


34. Kettlebell Control Circuit

Goal: Develop full-body control and strength

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 6 Kettlebell Windmills (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Front Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Russian Twists (Each Side) (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Overhead Press (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


35. Dumbbell Slow Burn

Goal: Maintain constant tension with dumbbells

EMOM – 15 Minutes

5 rounds:

  • Minute 1: 8 Dumbbell Snatches (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 10 Dumbbell Front Squats (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 12 Dumbbell Bent-Over Rows (4-0-4-0 Tempo)


36. Kettlebell Muscle Builder

Goal: Slow, controlled muscle development

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 10 Kettlebell Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Clean & Press (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Swings (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Step-Back Lunges (Each Leg) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


37. Kettlebell Full-Body Grinder

Goal: Slow, controlled full-body burn

AMRAP – 20 Minutes:

  • 6 Kettlebell Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 6 Kettlebell Clean & Press (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Front Rack Squats (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Plank Rows (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


38. Kettlebell Time Under Tension Inferno

Goal: Build muscle endurance under constant tension

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Kettlebell Thrusters (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Slow Kettlebell Sumo Deadlifts (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Slow Russian Twists (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Half-Kneeling Presses (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


39. Controlled Kettlebell Leg Destroyer

Goal: Improve lower-body strength and endurance

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 10 Slow Kettlebell Step-Back Lunges (Each Leg) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Goblet Squats with 3-Second Hold (4-3-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Kettlebell Romanian Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Wall Sit Holding Kettlebell

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


40. Kettlebell Core Lock

Goal: Time under tension for core stability

EMOM – 15 Minutes:

  • Minute 1: 10 Kettlebell Windmills (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 8 Slow Hanging Leg Raises with Kettlebell Hold (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 30-Second Kettlebell Overhead Hold

Repeat for 5 rounds


41. Kettlebell Strength & Control

Goal: Full-body strength with slow movements

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Kettlebell Snatches (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Kettlebell Front Squats (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Kettlebell Push Press (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Slow Kettlebell Swings (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


42. Dumbbell Iso Hold Crusher

Goal: Build muscle endurance with static holds

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 10 Dumbbell Goblet Squats with 3-Second Hold (4-3-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Bent-Over Rows (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Floor Press with Isometric Hold (4-3-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Dumbbell Front Rack Hold

Rest: 30 seconds between rounds


43. Dumbbell Slow Rep Hell

Goal: Maximize TUT with slow-controlled reps

AMRAP – 15 Minutes:

  • 6 Dumbbell Split Squats (Each Leg) (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Arnold Press (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Suitcase Deadlifts (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 30-Second Dumbbell Farmers Hold

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


44. Full-Body Dumbbell Grinder

Goal: Build total-body strength under tension

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Dumbbell Thrusters (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Slow Dumbbell Deadlifts (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Overhead Hold with Marching Steps

  • 12 Slow Dumbbell Russian Twists (4-2-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


45. Dumbbell Core Annihilation

Goal: Strengthen core with slow-controlled movements

EMOM – 15 Minutes

5 rounds:

  • Minute 1: 10 Dumbbell Turkish Get-Ups (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 2: 8 Slow Dumbbell Hanging Knee Raises (3-2-3-0 Tempo)

  • Minute 3: 30-Second Dumbbell Plank Hold with Row**


46. Dumbbell Strength & Power

Goal: Develop slow, controlled power

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Dumbbell Snatches (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Goblet Squats with Pause (4-2-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Push Press (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Slow Dumbbell Swings (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


47. Dumbbell Strength & Control

Goal: Maximize time under tension for muscle endurance

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 10 Dumbbell Romanian Deadlifts (4-2-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Bulgarian Split Squats (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Floor Press (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Slow Dumbbell Bent-Over Rows (Each Side) (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

Rest: 60 seconds between rounds


48. Tempo Lower Body Burn

Goal: Improve muscular endurance and leg strength

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 10 Dumbbell Step-ups (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Dumbbell Goblet Squats (5-2-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Hip Thrusts (4-2-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Dumbbell Calf Raises (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


49. Controlled Upper Body Blast

Goal: Enhance time under tension for upper body strength

For Time – 4 Rounds:

  • 8 Dumbbell Z-Press (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Single-Arm Rows (Each Side) (4-1-4-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Arnold Press (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Dumbbell Lateral Raises (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

Rest: 45 seconds between rounds


50. Full-Body Time Under Tension

Goal: Total-body strength and endurance with slow, controlled movements

For Time – 3 Rounds:

  • 8 Dumbbell Deadlifts (4-2-4-0 Tempo)

  • 10 Dumbbell Thrusters (5-1-5-0 Tempo)

  • 8 Dumbbell Renegade Rows (Each Side) (4-0-4-0 Tempo)

  • 12 Slow Dumbbell Russian Twists (5-0-5-0 Tempo)

Rest: 60 seconds between rounds

Final Thoughts on TUT Workouts

TUT workouts offer a structured approach to improving muscular endurance, strength, and control by emphasizing slow and controlled movements. Unlike traditional strength training, which often focuses on lifting heavy weights quickly, TUT prioritizes muscle activation over time, leading to enhanced hypertrophy and increased neuromuscular efficiency.

By incorporating bodyweight, mix, kettlebell, and dumbbell TUT workouts, you can create a balanced and progressive training regimen that reduces injury risk while maximizing muscle engagement. Whether you are looking to improve core stability, explosive power, or muscular endurance, TUT workouts provide a versatile and effective training strategy to help athletes and fitness enthusiasts unlock new levels of performance and growth.

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