Hang Snatch
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xBioHazard3795x 1 year ago
weird looking kitchen
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losttrackboxer 2 weeks ago
well you're looking at one of them. the other would likely be a clean (press isn't necessary). deadlifts and squats can help alot too but cleans and snatch are really best for explosive jumpjng power. Obviously practice jumps when you can too.
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Dissez503 2 months ago
She probably lifts more than you, bro. =p
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JAY W 7 months ago
what are the top 2 most important Lifts in the weight room to improve vertical Jump does anybody Know ? just woundering
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Garrison Weber 7 months ago
Gotcha, well i'm still learning the O-lifts. And you seem to know what you're talking about. Any chance you'd be able to take the time and give me some form advice on the Hang cleans I uploaded a few days ago? (last video to be uploaded in my channel)
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cleandickyeah 7 months ago
Powerful snatch on her
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jimbones155 7 months ago
Dropping under or pulling under the weight should be slower than pulling from just below the knees to full extension before the shoulder shrug. The faster speed has to be from just below the knees to full extension. Those acceleration points can only be trained and ingrained properly by pulling from the platform. You can't learn how to do something correctly by doing something else.
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Garrison Weber 7 months ago
I meant speed in dropping under the bar, not speed in terms of how fast the bar is moving. And I wasn't talking about high pulls either lol. I meant snatches from the high hang.
And the coach that i've gone to had me working from the hang, for a couple of weeks before I ever pulled from the floor.
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jimbones155 7 months ago
The problem is one has to know how to lift correctly and with the correct amount of acceleration in order to train properly in the first place. All the hang snatches in the world won't increase speed, because that speed is tied to the controlled acceleration off the platform first and then to the strength pulls and 1 second speed squats. You don't see top level lifters using heavy weights for the high pull.
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Garrison Weber 7 months ago
But would high hang snatches not be a good tool to help with someone that needs to work on speed/technique in dropping under?
Yea most people I see doing hang snatches start just below the knees, but I've seen a lot of higher level lifters doing high snatches as well.
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