Speed Snatch

Your feet should be spaced hip-width apart with your grip just outside your legs. Use an overhand grip. Your back should be flat—neutral spine—from start to finish. Your shoulders should be back and down. The bar should remain in contact with your legs for the entire range of motion.

In the snatch, the lifter lifts the bar as high as possible and pulls themselves under it in a squat position, receiving the bar overhead with the arms straight, decreasing the necessary height of the bar, therefore increasing the amount of weight that the lifter may successfully lift.

The drop snatch balance is similar to the behind the neck jerk. barbellm

The hang snatch is the same as the snatch but the starting position of the barbell is from the knee to the top of your hips. You then pull the barbell up to the fully extended catch position above your head.

Laying on your back push your lower back into the ground and try and create a bowl with your back and bum breathing your belly button inside you will rock into the top of your back and back onto your bum keeping the hollow position throughout the movement.

Using only your ams to pull yourself up to the bar. A full rep is when your chin is over the bar.

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.