Every Olympic Lift with great form plus how to(vids)

[no_one089]

www.aceathlete.com/hatch/video.htm helped me alot

[skinnycalves]

good ****

[J.L.C.]

Originally Posted by CJDowd10

that kid goes very deep on squats

yeah.......

he does olympic squats

[Chris@UGA]

Very cool explainations. I'm going to try and incorporate some of these lifts into my workouts.

[no_one089]

Originally Posted by Chris@UGA

Very cool explainations. I'm going to try and incorporate some of these lifts into my workouts.

There great exercises especially the powerclean and fullclean+jerk because it will work lots of your muscles. It even helped my deadlift but there also fun to do IMHO. Unless its high reps thats where you really get tired. I can powerclean 155lbs so far I cant wait to get my bumper plates I wont have to worry about slamming the weight

[neil121]

squat s : this is the king

[no_one089]

Wow strong bump.

[no_one089]

Originally Posted by no_one089

Wow strong bump.

Final bump, lets keep this thread at the top please.

[d34dlift]

Originally Posted by no_one089

Final bump, lets keep this thread at the top please.

ill help you out brandon

[TC123]

awesome vids. reps for posting it.

[no_one089]

Thanks guys, im trying to keep these vids at the top or maybe a sticky?

[that guy170]

Which is better for football, powerclean or squat clean, I didnt know there was a difference but I always did the squat clean.

[Hard Drive]

Originally Posted by no_one089

Thanks guys, im trying to keep these vids at the top or maybe a sticky?

they're nothing special. i've seen them over and over and over and over again, like no matter how many times people post this noone ever gets the idea.

besides, they don't show anything on squat jerks.

[no_one089]

Originally Posted by that guy170

Which is better for football, powerclean or squat clean, I didnt know there was a difference but I always did the squat clean.

Im pretty sure most football coaches use powercleans. Not saying one is better than the other but powercleans are used more for football players.

[no_one089]

Originally Posted by PUU<3

they're nothing special. i've seen them over and over and over and over again, like no matter how many times people post this noone ever gets the idea.

besides, they don't show anything on squat jerks.

Strong raining on my parade From looking at the post in this thread it has helped some ppl, which is good enough for me.

[Hard Drive]

Originally Posted by no_one089

Strong raining on my parade From looking at the post in this thread it has helped some ppl, which is good enough for me.

mmhmm^_^

[no_one089]

Thanks for the sticky! Highly appreciated.

[fedor_anatoly]

don't watch videos to improve form a get a certified weightlifting coach. there's so much more to weightlifting that you can't see. only watch if there are no coaches around because habits are hard to break and olympic lifts are meant to be done with technique. take it from me i know what i'm talking about.

[madaozeki]

Originally Posted by fedor_anatoly

don't watch videos to improve form a get a certified weightlifting coach. there's so much more to weightlifting that you can't see. only watch if there are no coaches around because habits are hard to break and olympic lifts are meant to be done with technique. take it from me i know what i'm talking about.

Videos can be indispensable in figuring out what you're doing wrong, because you can see YOU lifting. If you know what to look for, or have a qualified person help, you'll be able to progress quickly.

A weightlifting coach would be ideal, but even so, a good weightlifting coach WILL take videos of your lifting and analyze them with you.

I take offense at this comment:

"take it from me i know what i'm talking about."

What do you mean by this? Why are you qualified to give this advice? Why not talk and be reasonable instead of making your ideas sound as if they're the only way to do things?

[youngster13]

Originally Posted by madaozeki

Videos can be indispensable in figuring out what you're doing wrong, because you can see YOU lifting. If you know what to look for, or have a qualified person help, you'll be able to progress quickly.

A weightlifting coach would be ideal, but even so, a good weightlifting coach WILL take videos of your lifting and analyze them with you.

I take offense at this comment:

"take it from me i know what i'm talking about."

What do you mean by this? Why are you qualified to give this advice? Why not talk and be reasonable instead of making your ideas sound as if they're the only way to do things?

reps to that anweser bro videos are ok and i think that you can get good techniuqe from videos as well as personal trainers and choaches.

[youngster13]

Originally Posted by fedor_anatoly

don't watch videos to improve form a get a certified weightlifting coach. there's so much more to weightlifting that you can't see. only watch if there are no coaches around because habits are hard to break and olympic lifts are meant to be done with technique. take it from me i know what i'm talking about.

you sound like your hot **** but thats prolly not even you in the photo. and if it is why dont you take a picture with a spoon or a fork to prove its you, or wiait enen better how bout i am an ******* or sumthin like that.

Ps: dude i usually dont do this but i hate when people think they know evrything in the world.

[madaozeki]

Originally Posted by youngster13

you sound like your hot **** but thats prolly not even you in the photo. and if it is why dont you take a picture with a spoon or a fork to prove its you, or wiait enen better how bout i am an ******* or sumthin like that.

Ps: dude i usually dont do this but i hate when people think they know evrything in the world.

Me too. Funny thing is, he doesn't.

It's not him of course in the picture. His other picture of a weightlifter in his profile is also of course not him. As a caption to his picture, he wrote: "Back in the day. clean and jerk. 195 i believe"

Any weightlifter worth his salt would have known how much weight was on the bar without saying "I believe" (it was 200). 2 minutes of googling revealed it to be Alexey Yufkin of Russia:

http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/...GB1L0/610x.jpg

So yeah, "back in the day" of 2008 at the European championships

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As for your comment, personal trainers *in general* are awful teachers of Olympic weightlifting technique, simply because the vast majority never learn how to do them. That's totally expected, of course. Same with most high school and college strength coaches. Noone ever taught them properly, so they perpetuate poor technique. The best coaches are the ones who work in the trenches with Olympic weightlifters. Luckily, the USA weightlifting website has a list of all the local clubs around the country, so it's pretty easy to find a coach in most areas who will even teach for free.

[ThatGymDude]

Originally Posted by no_one089

www.aceathlete.com/hatch/video.htm helped me alot

Very helpfull bro, repped on spread

[fedor_anatoly]

Originally Posted by madaozeki

Videos can be indispensable in figuring out what you're doing wrong, because you can see YOU lifting. If you know what to look for, or have a qualified person help, you'll be able to progress quickly.

A weightlifting coach would be ideal, but even so, a good weightlifting coach WILL take videos of your lifting and analyze them with you.

I take offense at this comment:

"take it from me i know what i'm talking about."

What do you mean by this? Why are you qualified to give this advice? Why not talk and be reasonable instead of making your ideas sound as if they're the only way to do things?

i do know what i'm talking about i was scouted for the russian team when i was a child have various awards like several russian nationals was going to worlds but then we immigrated to the u.s.

[madaozeki]

Originally Posted by fedor_anatoly

i do know what i'm talking about i was scouted for the russian team when i was a child have various awards like several russian nationals was going to worlds but then we immigrated to the u.s.

Uh huh, sure... that's why you posted a picture of another lifter and passed it off as yourself, and also posted a picture of a fitness model and passed it off as yourself. Why don't you compete in the US if you're so talented? Better yet, post a video of your lifts

[Arlecchino]

Originally Posted by madaozeki

Uh huh, sure... that's why you posted a picture of another lifter and passed it off as yourself, and also posted a picture of a fitness model and passed it off as yourself. Why don't you compete in the US if you're so talented? Better yet, post a video of your lifts

Where did this happen?

[madaozeki]

Originally Posted by Arlecchino

Where did this happen?

His profile pics. They're still there if you click on his name. The picture of the weightlifter that he claims is him I mentioned above:

2 minutes of googling revealed it to be Alexey Yufkin of Russia:

http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/...GB1L0/610x.jpg

He's a liar:

"BB Accomplishments: several national russian championships and some international competitions

also i take pride in the fact i can clean and jerk in kilograms my weight in pounds"

It's not him.

[Arlecchino]

Fixed.