[quote]Koing wrote:
All the positions where you are on your toes you are upright and not bent over. This is to learn to pull under the bar properly. Most people can’t move an empty bar fast with the correct bar path.
The hang position is where you are leaning over the bar path.
When do you open up from the hang? About mid thigh, try and make contatct as high as possible. Stand up on your tip toes, snatch width grip. This is about roughly where you want to make contact. Don’t think about it, get to the hang, pull it in tight and DRIVE IN AND UP WITH YOUR HIPS, you will make contact if you keep the bar close to you. Do not let the bar loop OUT, this is wrong. This mean you just bashed it outa n you didn’t keep it close and finish the pull properly.
i’ll get a video next week or so.
Koing
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Ok, thanks for the explanation. I did the drill you suggested, I hope I did it correctly. The bar still seems to be going behind me too much on some of them, but on others its better, I think.
Wednesday - Snatch bar drills, Clean and Jerk, Jerk, Front Squat
Snatch drills:
(with just the bar)
-from the sternum, on the toes, suggested by Koing, pulling into the full snatch and getting the bar path straight up: 3x3x20 kg
-from the belly button, same deal as before: 3x3x20 kg
-from the mid-thigh, bending over the bar like before the second pull, then same deal: 3x3x20, then 2x3x40 kg
(I have video of this)
Clean and Jerk:
-70 kg x 3
-80 x 2
-90 x 1
-100 x 1 (accidentally push jerked this)
-110 x 1
-115 x clean no jerk (jerk attempted), 1
-120 x clean (no jerk attempted)
-125 x clean no jerk (jerk attempted)
Split Jerk:
-70 kg x 3
-80 x 3, 3, 3
Front Squat:
-135 lbs x 4
-225 x 3
-270 x 3, 3, 3, 3
Back Extension:
-40 lbs x 10, 10, 10
Notes:
-tried to do the drill Koing gave me, hopefully I did them correctly
-got in trouble for taking video, the worker had to actually WATCH me delete it. Luckily, I had no idea what I was doing and accidentally didn’t delete it (seriously, it was a mistake. No joke)
-had to secretly do the third video
-once again, got told not to drop weights, but ignored that of course (it was a missed lift, give me a break)
-I have an important meeting with some CRS staff about the dropping weight policy, hopefully I can convince them to let us do it again, because honestly its unsafe to force people to always lower the weights slowly with olympic lifts. I have studies that prove that Oly lifting is safe, which I will print and bring.