Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Snatch Push Press, Heaving Snatch Balance & Snatch Balance...

Strength:

Snatch Push Press -  Perform a push press with a snatch grip, starting the barbell racked across the back of the shoulders as it would be for a back squat.

3,3,3,3,3 - 95#, 115#, 145#, 165# 195#

Heaving Snatch Balance - Feet are in receiving position (squat stance), bar rests behind neck, snatch grip on bar. The athlete jerks the weight overhead while dropping into the squat. There is a definitive dipping and driving of the weight here. The heels may lift off the ground, but the feet do not leave the ground and the stance does not change.

3,3,3,3,3 - 45#, 75#, 95#, 105#, 105#

Snatch Balance - Feet are in the pulling/jerking position (hips distance), bar rests behind neck, snatch grip on bar. The athlete drops into the squat while jumping the feet out to the receiving position (squat stance). A slight dip prior to the jump is permissible however weight will dictate whether this is necessary or not.

3,3,3,3,3 - 45#, 45#, 45#, 45#, 45#



Buy out: Hollow Rocks x 50 reps


4 comments:

Johnny Crossfit said...

Funny - I did these movement today as well just working on the skill aspect with low weights.

Rob O'Brien said...

I find the second two movements difficult. Sane as you - worked skill. The press is fun. Just like before you OHS! Good practice for that.

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