Floor to Knee
- Floor to Knees
- Shoulders and hips rise at same rate
- Shoulders above or slightly in front of bar
- Vertical/slightly back bar path
- Knees back/out out of the bar path
- Weight on Midfoot
- Strong Back
Around Knees
- Knees to base of thighs
- Lats actively sweep the bar back into the body
- Chest begins to rise
- Knees travel forwards under the bar
- Shoulders above bar
- Weight begins transferring to rear of foot
Thigh to Hips
- Bottom of Thighs to Hips
- Lats continue sweeping the bar into the lifter
- Knees and hips travelling forwards and under the bar
- Torso shifts to vertical or almost vertical
- Legs remain bent and loaded
- Shoulders above/slightly behind bar
- Weight shifts to rear of foot
Extension
- Hips to Extension
- Press and extend your legs violently against the floor
- Extend the hips violently, attempting to extend upwards, not thrust forwards
- Attempt to extend vertically, not backwards
Pull Under
- Pull violently against the bar
- Elbows above wrists
- Keep a close bar path by slightly pulling your elbows behind you
- As the bar travels above you, push upwards with your arms
- Spread the feet if required
Catch and Recovery
- Catch with feet flat on floor
- Deep Squat Position
- Upper back Strong and Stable
- Knees out
- Near vertical torso
- Rise whilst keeping hips in/low
- Hold overhead position for a few seconds
Clean is basically the same except at the 'pocket' (hips in snatch, basically the position where your torso is vertical, just before you pop knees/hips) the bar will be on upper thighs rather than in the hips, and ofc you catch it in a front squat position.
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