Your content is awesome. I’ve been into working out for the past 7 years. Recently started CrossFit and I fucking love it and your videos help me understand and refine so many new skills. Thank you 🙏
Great Explanation! The cue of finding your hand placement on the barbell, in relation to its landing point on the lower abdominal/upper thighs, unlocked a new way of understanding the mechanics of the bar path. And also a possible culprit to my issues with bar path on the movements! Thank you very much for the great content!
Subd. Exactly what I need. Very very beginner basic baby steps from 0. OWL has been catching my interest, esp clean and jerks with a deep squat. I've been having SO much trouble on the motion right after the hip pop on the bar and getting under it in squat like fashion, and getting under it in the press. I pretty much do a loose ahh strict and fail at 175lb because that's a freakin lot to press lol
I've seen others like Zach Telander teach this drill, but I always have a hard time translating it when weight gets on there. I can hear the rattle when it's an empty barbell and I'm intentionally holding it away from my body, but good olympic lifting technique is about maintaining the bar as close as possible to the thighs as I'm coming to my contact point. So without the few inches of space, I can't really get that same rattle explosion
@@TheOne-n2i Yeah that's a good point. I'll try experimenting with that some. I learned to clean/snatch with the typical crossfit advice of getting the bar to the power position, and then stopping the bar while hinging the back to be straight, and then driving the bar up. But when I switched to an olympic lifting gym I learned how that is a lousy way to lift, and you need to be constantly driving through triple extension with shoulders over the bar. But that being said, I could very well be overcompensating and never bringing my shoulders back enough haha
Very good explanation. However, my body anatomy is such that my upper body and arms are long compared to my lower body. When I extend my arms as indicated in the video, the barbell comes out a lot lower than the "soft" part. Hitting the barbell at that spot the body is painful. What am I doing wrong? Or are there other techniques available for persons with abnormal body anatomy?
Your content is awesome. I’ve been into working out for the past 7 years. Recently started CrossFit and I fucking love it and your videos help me understand and refine so many new skills. Thank you 🙏
Great Explanation! The cue of finding your hand placement on the barbell, in relation to its landing point on the lower abdominal/upper thighs, unlocked a new way of understanding the mechanics of the bar path. And also a possible culprit to my issues with bar path on the movements!
Thank you very much for the great content!
nice explaination. I trained the snatch this morning and now see more point i should really focus on. 🙏
Subd. Exactly what I need. Very very beginner basic baby steps from 0. OWL has been catching my interest, esp clean and jerks with a deep squat. I've been having SO much trouble on the motion right after the hip pop on the bar and getting under it in squat like fashion, and getting under it in the press. I pretty much do a loose ahh strict and fail at 175lb because that's a freakin lot to press lol
I've seen others like Zach Telander teach this drill, but I always have a hard time translating it when weight gets on there. I can hear the rattle when it's an empty barbell and I'm intentionally holding it away from my body, but good olympic lifting technique is about maintaining the bar as close as possible to the thighs as I'm coming to my contact point. So without the few inches of space, I can't really get that same rattle explosion
You might be holding your back angle to long.
@@TheOne-n2i Yeah that's a good point. I'll try experimenting with that some. I learned to clean/snatch with the typical crossfit advice of getting the bar to the power position, and then stopping the bar while hinging the back to be straight, and then driving the bar up. But when I switched to an olympic lifting gym I learned how that is a lousy way to lift, and you need to be constantly driving through triple extension with shoulders over the bar. But that being said, I could very well be overcompensating and never bringing my shoulders back enough haha
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Thanks for watching, hope it helps you hit PRs!
WHOA... This was awesome!
I wanna go immediately to the box to practice!! 🏋🏻♀️🏋🏻♀️🏋🏻♀️
Yes. Mr. Miller, thank you; Reinforcements of all types are always helpful.
Legit I’ve been needing a video like this . I have a really good squat clean but with power cleans I struggle with that thigh to bar contact
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Fully appreciated, thanks
Usefull!!!
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Very good explanation. However, my body anatomy is such that my upper body and arms are long compared to my lower body. When I extend my arms as indicated in the video, the barbell comes out a lot lower than the "soft" part. Hitting the barbell at that spot the body is painful. What am I doing wrong? Or are there other techniques available for persons with abnormal body anatomy?
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Next could we have a warmup for -level 1/basic- burpees, please?
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5:58- "keeping it nice and close" and the proceeds to not keep the bar nice and close.
You’re dumb