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How to Perform a Dumbbell Snatch- Personal Trainer Tempe,AZ

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  • this for all you geniuses straight from USAW on snatching -- which barbell is placed horizontally in front of the lifter’s legs. It is gripped,palms downwards and pulled in a single movement from the platform to the fullextent of both arms above the head --- until you have actually 'lanced them up and competed on a platform feel free to 'zip it' --- that said any of you keyboard heros feel free to come on down to AZ and show me how it's done

  • lol what a terrible snatch. FAIL. might as well call it a dumbbell swing

  • And of course we should all take our training advice from pre-teens playing dress-up like super-heroes, gettting drunk...sign me up pure genius

  • Sorry dude, not a snatch. When teaching people to do this, I find it beneficial to give them a more challenging weight that forces them to use correct form. If they can just muscle it up with their shoulders (or swing it up in your case), they will...

  • I love all the perfect 'snatchers' out there it drives up my views and of course it easy to sit behind a keyboard

    Albantj - not a bad tip but doesn't always fix the problem

  • 1. Find a rope

    2. Find a tree

    3. Bring a rope with you

    4. Connect

  • Until one of you idiots actually lifts a weight in a legitimate o-lift meet and gets 'white lights' go pound sand -- then I will listento your brilliant snatch critique

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  • thats more like a dumbbell swing...

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  • It looks like hes swinging it, where is the snatch?

  • how are you a personal trainer?

  • This is definitely not a snatch at all. You should stop getting so defensive and learn how to do it. At least admit and realize this is in no way a snatch.

  • IMO too much muscle and not enough snatch. keep that weight moving linear, with a slow and strong dead lift type start and then get your jump not too early and not too late (you be falling forward or not optimizing the hips if you get it wrong)

  • pretty much not a snatch

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