Here I’m doing double kettlebell rack squats with my 22kg (48lb) bells. I can usually handle this weight in the rack position for the 12–15 reps I’m shooting for. But when I move up to my 28kg (62lb) pair, the rack starts to pull me forward and my arms give out before my legs do. To counter that, I throw the bells up a little higher, almost resting them on my shoulders. It helps bring the weight back over my center of gravity and keeps my torso upright through the set. Give it a try next time yo