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Performance Area => Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion => Topic started by: seifullaah73 on December 12, 2021, 07:46:40 pm
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What I thought about the power snatch was all wrong, I used to do high hang snatch by holding the bar at the hip crease and then using the hip to push the bar up but that is wrong but rather I should be jumping up and the extension from slight knee bent and shoulder over bar to straight up will look like you are thrusting the bar but you are not.
Found quite a few instructional videos from oleksi torokhti.
It's a very technical lift and difficult that if rushed can result in an injured pelvic bone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygoz0ANCcto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP6JyqqNS1I
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What you did before is called a hip power snatch, something only throwers do.
And even then it's not your hip throwing the bar up, it's still your legs doing the work just like jumping
in a proper power snatch you end up in a RDL position before your knees rebend forward under the bar allow you to use your quads with a stretch reflex
Although it should happen automatically by keeping the bar close to the body
Just try and keep the bar vertical in motion while close to the body, it should hurt anything
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in a proper power snatch you end up in a RDL position before your knees rebend forward under the bar allow you to use your quads with a stretch reflex
Although it should happen automatically by keeping the bar close to the body
Just try and keep the bar vertical in motion while close to the body, it should hurt anything
I like this explanation a lot of just keeping the bar under your shoulder and in a vertical motion instead of trying to get my torso at a certain angle.
Just need to get over the fear of not pulverising my pubic bone.
Today I did it slowly and in stages, I moved the bar from the floor to the knee, then from the knee to the hip while keeping shoulders over bar and then from there jump and drive elbow up and whip the bar above head. pausing at end of each stage.
Tricky part is the smooth motion from the knee to the hip and to driving the bar up without smashing my pubic bone into the bar.
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Tricky part is the smooth motion from the knee to the hip and to driving the bar up without smashing my pubic bone into the bar.
you should not be smashing anything, if you are that means your swinging the bar instead of propelling it vertically by "jumping"
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Tricky part is the smooth motion from the knee to the hip and to driving the bar up without smashing my pubic bone into the bar.
you should not be smashing anything, if you are that means your swinging the bar instead of propelling it vertically by "jumping"
This usually happens when I become upright and thrusting may hips into the bar to push it up maintaining that momentum, which is wrong and need to stop, just need to practice.