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Master Your Snatch, Clean & Jerk

byShivam SinghTrains at Gold's Gym Palam Vihar & nearby areas in GurugramStarts from11,000 per monthView full gallery

Olympic lifting isn't about ego; it’s about precision, speed, and timing. I train you to master the bar path, lock out, and generate explosive power that translates to real-world strength.

I promise myself that no matter how hard it gets, I will not give up. This complex of an overhead squat into a split jerk is a test of strength, stability, and will.

This is a 155 lbs power snatch. This lift is one of the best for developing speed and explosive power through the entire body, from your feet to your fingertips. Tagde raho.

To improve your snatch rhythm, try this complex. I'm doing two snatch pulls to practice the extension, followed by a full squat snatch to put it all together.

A demonstration of the full squat snatch and overhead squat. These movements require and build incredible mobility, stability, and full-body strength.

This sequence shows the connection between different lifts. We build from a deadlift, into a power clean, and finish with a split jerk, combining raw strength with explosive technique.

Welcome to the weightlifting zone. This clip shows a variety of Olympic lifts, including the push press and power clean, which are fundamental for building athletic power.

This is a power clean, a fundamental movement for developing explosive strength. Every lift is done with intention and focus. Jai Shree Ganesh.

A look at a compound pull day. The workout is built around powerful pulling movements like the barbell bent-over row, squat clean, and single-arm dumbbell row to build a strong back and posterior chain.

This workout combines a heavy front squat, a push press, and an overhead lunge with kettlebells. It's a tough complex designed to build strength, stability, and explosive power.

About Olympic Weightlifting: Snatch, Clean & Jerk

Before we load the bar, we fix your movement patterns. I record your sets to analyze your bar path, foot placement, and hip extension in real time. This isn't about how much weight you can move; it's about how well you move it. If you want to refine your technique and build a bulletproof foundation, we start here.

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