
You may have heard these words around the gym…. snatch, power snatch, hang snatch, and the list goes on. I am going to explain what each of these mean, so that when they show up in the WOD (like today), you know exactly what they are. Click on the links to watch a video of each.
1. Snatch – a snatch starts from the ground (deadlift starting position) with a wider than normal grip approximately double the width of your shoulders, create momentum on the barbell and pull yourself under the bar and land in a full squat.
2. High Hang – starting a movement from a standing position, then slide the bar down the legs to about mid thigh, chest is over the bar.
2. Hang Snatch – is a snatch that starts from the high hang with a wider than normal grip approximately double the width of your shoulders, create momentum on the barbell and pull yourself under the bar and land in a full squat.
3. Power Snatch – is a snatch that starts from the ground (deadlift starting position) with a wider than normal grip approximately double the width of your shoulders, create momentum on the barbell and pull yourself under the bar and land in approximately a quarter of a squat. You produce enough power in the legs to catch the barbell high.
4. Hang Power Snatch – is a snatch that starts from the high hang with a wider than normal grip approximately double the width of your shoulders, create momentum on the barbell and pull yourself under the bar and land in approximately a quarter of a squat. You produce enough power in the legs to catch the barbell high.
5. Split Snatch – same as a snatch but you are catching the weight in a split compared to a squat.
Check out Josh Everette doing “Isabel”
Today’s Workout:
Buy In – Burgener warm-up, 2x with pvc, snatch technique refresher.
WOD: “Isabel”
30 repetitions of snatches from the floor to overhead
Elite: 95/135
Zone 4: 75/115
Zone 3: 55/95
Zone 2: 45/65
Zone 1: 25/45
Cash Out – 4x max rep double unders