Barbell complex with gymnastics + AMRAP

The power clean is one part of of the olympic lifts. Starts with the barbell on the floor and in one motion you proceed to pull the barbell to your chest with the elbows high catching the barbell in the receiving position.

Stand the barbell up in a deadlift position. Keeping the barbell touching the legs slide the barbell down to the top of your knees then shrug the barbell up and drop under the barbell into a full squat catching the bar in the front rack position on the collar bone keeping the elbows high. Then stand up with the weight and finish the rep.

Setup with the bar at chest height. Rotate the elbows around the bar and maintain a front rack position as you unrack the bar and take two steps back. Dip slightly at the knees and then explode straight up as you press the bar overhead. As the bar is still moving overhead, drop underneath and catch the bar in a quarter squat position.

Toes to bar -hanging from a pull up bar, bring your feet to touch the bar in between your hands. Your arm should stay locked out and both feet should make contact with the bar simultaneously.

Any barbell, dumbell or kettlebell taking it from the shoulders to overhead in one motion. Jerk or press is ok.

chest to bar pull ups -the standard is that the chest must come into contact with the bar at the top of the rep.

A kipping pullup is when you use that momentum to create a “power swing” that drives your chin up and over the bar.

Take the dumbell in one hand between your legs. Drive it up to your hips using you legs. Shrug the weight up and extend at the hips. Flick and snap the weight out over head to full lockout and return the dumbell back to the floor for one rep completed. Swap arms and do the same with the opposite arm.