Turkish Get-up Help

The way I do a Turkish Get-up (kettlebell in right hand):

I abduct left shoulder so that the arm is raised 45 degrees with the hand pronated (palm facing down) and flex knees at 90 degrees with heels on the ground. From this position, I raise the heels slightly off the ground then quickly use the strength in the abdominals to sit up at a 45 degree angle with the weight still directly overhead. At this point your knees should be flexed at 90 degrees with the feet flat on the ground. Next, I lean to my left, causing my left hip to abduct while maintaining knee flexion of 90 degrees. At this point your left hand should be supporting part of the weight, though most should be on your glutes and left knee should be touching the ground or just above it. Continue to lean the body in the direction of your left knee, and push off using the left hand while, again, maintaining the weight above. From here, you simply need to get on one knee (left) and proceed to standup while stabilizing the shoulder joint making sure the weight does not move too forward.

I'd say, drop the weight until you get the move down then increase the weight. Turkish Get ups are tough! Best of Luck!