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Tuesday July 27 2010
- Snatch - 95% x 1
- Clean & jerk - 95% x 1
- Back squat - 90% x 1 x 5
3 sets:
A1. Good morning x 5
A2. Hanging leg raise x 15
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4 Comments
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Gene
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1 | 2010-07-27
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Greg-
What drills or movements would you prescribe to an athlete who is not pulling under the bar fast enough? My guess is Snatch balance, but not sure at what % of snatch... Other ideas would be appreciated! |
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Greg Everett
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2 | 2010-07-27
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Gene -
Snatch balances are good if he/she is not aggressive at the finish of the turnover, but for the actual pull under, I would work tall snatches, high-hang snatches or snatches from high blocks, and 3-position snatches (starting low and ending high). If it's a strength issue, you can also throw in some snatch high-pulls (even better from blocks or the hang) and muscle snatches. |
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Gene
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3 | 2010-07-27
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That makes perfect sense. Thanks. Load should be at 75-80%? Is sets of 2-3? |
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Greg Everett
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4 | 2010-07-27
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Gene -
Loading for all of those will vary considerably. Don't worry about %s - find a weight that allows the athlete to perform the exercise correctly. For high-pulls and muscle snatches, 3-5 reps. |
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