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Medicine Ball Hussafel Carry

How to do the medicine ball hussafel carry, the muscles it works, and the mistakes to avoid. Pulled straight from the Kovo app's exercise library.

Animated demonstration of the Medicine Ball Hussafel Carry
Equipment
Medicine Ball
Difficulty
Beginner
Logged as
Weighted reps
Movement
Carry
Mechanic
Compound

How to do it

Pick up the weight with a secure grip and stand tall with your shoulders back. Walk forward for the prescribed distance or time while keeping your core engaged and posture upright.

  1. 1Feel your forearms, shoulders, and legs supporting the awkward load as you walk
  2. 2Brace your core and keep the object close to your body for stability
  3. 3Walk with deliberate steps to feel the entire body working

Common mistakes

  • Avoid leaning too far forward or backward; stay upright
  • Don't let the object slip or rotate; grip securely
  • Avoid twisting your torso; keep your path straight

Muscles worked

The medicine ball hussafel carry mainly works the forearms and upper traps, with the upper abs, obliques, lower back, lower abs, quads, glutes, hamstrings, and calves assisting.

  • ForearmsPrimary
  • Upper TrapsPrimary
  • Upper AbsSupport
  • ObliquesSupport
  • Lower BackSupport
  • Lower AbsSupport
  • QuadsSupport
  • GlutesSupport
  • HamstringsSupport
  • CalvesSupport

Medicine Ball Hussafel Carry strength standards

See how your medicine ball hussafel carry ranks, from Bronze to Champion. These are the same standards the Kovo app uses to rank your lifts.

  • Bronzee1RM10 lb
  • Silvere1RM25 lb
  • Golde1RM30 lb
  • Platinume1RM40 lb
  • Diamonde1RM45 lb
  • Champione1RM50 lb

Find your rank

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Last reviewed April 2026.