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103. The Unique Value Of Olympic Lifts For Athletes The Unique Value Of olympic Lifts For Athletes (Excerpted from Appendix 3 Training on the Snatch and Clean and Jerk A Key to Athletic Excellence). http://www.wlinfo.com/unique_value_of_olympic_lifts_fo.htm

The Unique Value Of Olympic Lifts For Athletes (Excerpted from Appendix 3 - Training on the Snatch and Clean and Jerk: A Key to Athletic Excellence) 1. The mere practice of the Olympic lifts teaches an athlete how to explode (to activate a maximum number of muscle units rapidly and simultaneously). Part of the extraordinary abilities of the Olympic lifters arises out of their having learned how to effectively activate more of their muscle fibers more rapidly than others who are not so trained (in addition to having developed stronger muscles). 2. The practice of proper technique in the Olympic lifts teaches an athlete to apply force with his or her muscle groups in the proper sequences (i.e., from the center of the body to its extremities). This is a valuable technical lesson which can be of benefit to any athlete who needs to impart force to another person or object (a necessity in virtually every sport). 3. In mastering the Olympic lifts, the athlete learns how to accelerate objects under varying degrees of resistance. This is because the body experiences differing degrees of perceived resistance as it attempts to move a bar with maximum speed through a full range of motion. These kinds of changes in resistance are much more likely to resemble those encountered in athletic events than similar exercises performed on an isokinetic machine (which has a fixed level of resistance or speed of resistance throughout the range of motion). 4. The athlete learns to receive force from another moving body effectively and becomes conditioned to accept such forces.

104. Olympic Full Body olympic Full Body Exercises. Classic Clean. Classic Snatch. Clean High Pull. Clean Pull. Hang Clean. Hang Clean High Pull. Hang Clean Pull. Hang Snatch. http://strengthtraining.asimba.com/fitness_info/muscle_group68.html

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107. AB EXERCISES EXERCISE DESCRIPTIONS. STRENGTH TRAINING. olympic LIFTS. LEG EXERCISES. UPPER BODY PUSH EXERCISES. UPPER BODY PULL EXERCISES. COMBINATION LIFTS. http://138.9.1.58/athleticperformance/exercise videos/Exercise Description Menu.

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108. Teaching The Olympic Lifts Through Progression Teaching the olympic Lifts Through Progression. ü hands are snatch width (elbow width) or clean grip (shoulder width) is also acceptable for olympic lifters). http://www.cwu.edu/~jenkinsa/olympic.htm

Teaching the Olympic Lifts Through Progression Andrew P. Jenkins, Ph.D. Central Washington University Basic Principles Begin each lifting lesson from the ground up. For example, teach proper positioning beginning with the feet, legs, grip, elbows, shoulders, and head. Begin with low-level skills and work up to high level skills. Always be prepared to use remedial work to bring a lifter back up to high-level skill. Emphasize power, speed, and momentum not slow strength. Perfect practice leads to perfect performance: Do not allow your lifters to develop bad habits that need to be ³un-learned² later. Lesson 1 Addressing the bar: On all beginning, remedial, and advanced lifts the bar is "addressed" in the same manner: Place feet in the "jump" position. Jump position is established by asking the lifter to close his eyes and perform a series of full effort vertical leaps. Chalk the start position on the floor that yields the strongest, highest leap. bar is over the balls of the feet grip is pronated and overhand or hook grip..

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