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Olympic Weightlifting Training in Bengaluru

byNamma TrainingLifting facilities at 4 locations in BengaluruStarts from2,000 per sessionView full gallery

Master the Snatch and Clean & Jerk with science-backed coaching. Whether you are aiming for your first personal best or refining your form, our crew has your back.

A look at a typical snatch workout at Namma. You can see our members, from beginners to advanced lifters, practicing the movement under the watchful eye of a coach. We create an environment where everyone can work on their technique together.

Snatch day is all about refining skill. Here, our members work through various drills, including overhead squats with a barbell and single-arm dumbbell snatches. This variety helps build the stability and coordination needed for the full lift.

Welcome to the Power Clean Chronicles. The power clean is a foundational movement for developing explosive strength. Our members work on generating force from the ground up, building the power needed for heavier lifts and overall athletic performance.

Weightlifting Mondays set the tone for the week. Our members start their training week by lifting heavy and focusing on complex movements like the clean and jerk. This dedication builds both physical and mental strength for the days ahead.

We use complexes like the Cluster, which combines a clean and a thruster, to challenge our members. This sequence builds serious full-body strength and conditioning, teaching you to push through fatigue and maintain form under pressure.

The Russian Bear Complex is not for the faint of heart, but it shows how we scale workouts for everyone. Whether lifting a heavy barbell or a lighter one, both athletes are performing the same complex sequence and getting the same strength and conditioning benefits, just at different degrees.

About The Olympic Lifts: Snatch & Clean

We do not chase heavy weights here until the movement is perfect. You will start with PVC pipes and empty bars, drilling the bar path and lockout mechanics until they are muscle memory. It can feel repetitive, but it is the only way to avoid injury and build the explosive power required for the full lift.

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