Transfer.: How directly it builds the strength, speed and positions your sport needs.
Injury protection.: How well it guards against the injuries that are common in your sport.
Practicality.: How easy it is to learn and to fit around your sport practice.

The research score comes from these, scored by hand from the studies. Lifter scores appear once an exercise has 10 ratings. How scores work

When each one fits

Good reasons to choose landmine press

You want something easy to learn

Good reasons to choose Turkish get-up

You train at home
Staying injury-free is the priority

Landmine Press

Turkish Get-Up

You need

Landmine, barbell

Kettlebell

Skill

Easy to learn

Needs coaching

Type

Compound

One side at a time

Yes

Why they rank where they do

Landmine Press. Standing, one arm at a time, from a staggered stance: close to the line of a straight punch.

Questions

Which is better for combat sports, landmine press or Turkish get-up?

For combat sports, the two are close. Turkish get-up rates slightly higher: more injury protection. Landmine press is easier to learn and fit in. Both are good choices that build different things for combat sports, so a plan can use both.

Is landmine press or Turkish get-up easier to learn?

Landmine press is easier: it’s easy to learn, while Turkish get-up needs coaching.

Can you do landmine press or Turkish get-up at home?

Landmine press needs a landmine and a barbell, so for most people it’s a gym exercise. Turkish get-up needs a kettlebell, so a home gym covers it.

Which does more to prevent combat sports injuries, landmine press or Turkish get-up?

Turkish get-up: it rates Strong for injury protection in our research rubric, against Good for landmine press.

More comparisons

Landmine Press Turkish Get-Up Best for combat

Landmine Press vs Turkish Get-Up

For combat sports, the two are close. Turkish get-up rates slightly higher: more injury protection.

Landmine press is easier to learn and fit in.

Both are good choices that build different things for combat sports, so a plan can use both.

What these mean

Transfer.: How directly it builds the strength, speed and positions your sport needs.
Injury protection.: How well it guards against the injuries that are common in your sport.
Practicality.: How easy it is to learn and to fit around your sport practice.