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Olympic Lifting: Master Explosive Technique

byManish NarenSessions at Basebell Studio in Kalyan NagarStarts from799 Per Person / Per EventView full gallery

Stop chasing trends and start lifting with purpose. I’ll teach you the snatch and clean and jerk properly so you stop guessing and start moving heavy weight with confidence.

Power cleans made a comeback after a long break. By focusing on posterior chain work, my Olympic lifts felt stronger than ever, hitting 110kg for a double.

When you have your own playground, it's comfortable to push your limits. Here's a look at a snatch and overhead squat, exploring the body's raw strength with simple tools.

Throwback to hitting a 120kg clean and behind-the-neck jerk. It was a goal weight for a long time, but the program that got me there left me burnt out. It's a reminder that recovery is just as important as training.

110kg. I failed this clean and jerk again and again two months ago. Now, I own it. The process is about being forever hungry for progress.

Working on the checkpoints in the split jerk. There are always corrections to make, but the numbers are moving up along with my clean. I'll take that for now.

The madness is back. Here's a clean and jerk ladder, working my way up from 40kg to 100kg to build power and endurance.

This client is one of the most efficient lifters I've trained. His progress from having "weak legs" to this 80kg clean and jerk shows what happens when you stick to the program.

There's no one who doesn't benefit from a coach. You can keep your ego and stay mediocre, or you can be a student and get better. Here's proof of how coaching transformed my lifts.

A look at my snatch technique from the past few months. The movement is getting smoother, which is key for efficiency and lifting heavier weight.

Another angle of the snatch. Every rep is a chance to refine the pull, the turnover, and the catch. It's a constant process of perfection.

About Olympic Lifting: Explosive Power

Forget everything you’ve been told about Olympic lifting being too complex or injury prone. Here, we don't just throw weight around; we break down the pull, the turnover, and the catch using specific biomechanics. Whether you’re struggling to fix your split jerk or finally trying to nail your first snatch, I’ll show you the exact adjustments to your stance and grip that make the bar feel lighter, not heavier.

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