The multitasking workout for days when you have, like, 20 minutes to devote to the gym

“Kettlebells are my favorite tool… versatile and can be used for a myriad of conditioning or bodybuilding movements,” writes Maillard Howell, owner of Dean CrossFit and founder of The Beta Way, in an Instagram caption. What’s more, the piece of equipment is a bit easier to lug around the gym than, say, dumbbells. Meaning, more sweat and less vying with other gym-goers over your prescribed weights. Below, Howell shares five, multitasking moves for those days when you want to take a lickety-split approach to gym o’clock.

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1. Kettlebell swings

Stand with your feet slightly wider than hips-width distance, turn your toes to face outwards, and grip the kettlebell with both hands. Bend your knees slightly and swing the kettlebell between your legs. Straighten your legs as you swing the kettlebell back up to shoulder height. Repeat 30 times.

2. Right-side suitcase deadlifts

Begin standing with your feet shoulder-width apart. Grip the kettlebell in your right hand and carefully bend your knees, bringing the kettlebell to touch the floor. Return to standing. Repeat 15 times.

3. Sit-ups

For an intermission from your kettlebell burn, put the weight aside and lie down. Bend your knees and lift your upper body toward your thighs using your core (not momentum). Lower back to the ground. Repeat 30 times.

4. Left-side suitcase deadlifts

Begin standing with your feet shoulder-width apart. Grip the kettlebell in your left hand and carefully bend your knees, bringing the kettlebell to touch the floor. Return to standing. Repeat 15 times.

5. 100-meter farmer’s carry

Stand up and place the kettlebell in your right hand. “T” your left arm out to the right for balance and walk forward about 100 meters while holding the kettlebell. Repeat on the left side.

Complete three rounds of all five moves.

You crushed it! Now, make sure you give some tender loving care to the tightest muscle in your body. And—duh—your quads.