Secret To Olympic Lifting Technique... NO ONE TALKS ABOUT!

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What is the secret to Olympic Lifting Technique? Olympic Lifting Coach Dane Miller breaks down the importance of knee movement in Olympic Weightlifting.
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@GarageStrength 11 месяцев назад

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@iyvc 2 года назад

somehow, i managed to digest so much more info in the first 3 minutes of this video than from any other weighliftin' tutorial on YT

@klalakomacoi Год назад

good to see repping Tonga there bro

@MrsCaldan1 2 года назад

I love your content. "Knees back and back forward" was a game changer for me. I've added 20lbs to my snatch in the last 9 months. Thank you!

@shanehinds1940 2 года назад

Very well presented information!! Real World Context! Love the part about load the Hamstrings...Now the QUADS! BOOM!! Makes so much sense and gives me a cue now because we always focus on getting knees back and extension. Thank you!

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@rafetzecovic 2 года назад

Does cleans and snatches rely more on the strenght of the individual or the technique? Which one of these 2 plays a bigger role in this lifts? My goal is to reach my genetic potential, and I want to know do I need to put my time and effort into cleans and snatches or the deadlifts, squats, pull ups and bench are enough for that? I dont want to have an overlap in my exercises strenght-wise. Peace!

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

both strength and technique go side by side to become a champion in weightlifting. You cannot be successful with only one. Work through both!

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@zaynabzkh9913 2 года назад

This video is a gem! I’ve been trying to learn these techniques for a long while, but truly no one explained/showed the right way to do them like this video, so thank you for the content.

@alanihavili-katoa3118 10 месяцев назад

Mate Maa Tonga!!!🇹🇴

@xGaviJax 2 года назад

I got the whole technique from your videos and it's awesome. Although I have a problem after the reciprocation point. My knees go under the bar but when I extend I kinda bang the bar, any drill to fix that?

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

Try to think of the bar coming straight up off the hips instead of banging it!

@sambsialia 2 года назад

You the best Dane!!! Keep up the good work. Also, many many congrats to your lifter and wishing you guys much success.👍👍👍🖖🖖🖖.

@maadman117 3 месяца назад

It will end like me overthinking my golf swing and hacking huge lumps of dirt out of the ground 😅

@pretty_flaco 2 года назад

the differences between this and rippetoes coaching on the power snatch/clean videos are nuts… i think he needs to reach out to you and do some type of collaborative work

@ptadisbander7959 2 года назад

dude the mini edits are great and fun. LOTTA DAMAGE

@camerongray7767 2 года назад

Very good tutorial. Picked up some ques I have never heard. Definitely will be implementing some of the things you mentioned in my next training session

@davidsallette6487 Год назад

If your knees come forward, so do your hips, which means your shoulders are no longer over the bar and the posterior tension is lost.

@Sully1111 6 месяцев назад

And does that matter?

@totopolo2379 Месяц назад

@@Sully1111that only matters for the first pull to under the knees position

@totopolo2379 Месяц назад

great tip actually everyone doing that

@chunbach3692 2 года назад

This was one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen. 6 star review ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ out of 5 stars.

@MrTazthecat Год назад

Scooping the hips , bringing hips to bar is not a good way to teach somebody.

@nickwysoczanskyj785 2 года назад

I definitely need to work on this. I definitely cover the bar for too long. The incorrect position you showed at the end, perfectly describes my most common positional error.

@tommy2346 Год назад

What is 49k? It's kilogram or kilo for short in English.

@totopolo2379 Месяц назад

would be nice to have such energy in a coach.

@DipeshGupta-rz9by 8 месяцев назад

i have tried this on barbell with 40 kg it literally flied.

@tyy123 2 года назад

I have always been terrible at this thanks I’m gonna try that tomorrow, You guys are awesome

@paolobruno7352 7 месяцев назад

This knee thing Is for the Power clean too?

@monasuri6805 2 года назад

Hello sir can you please upload videos related to increase speed of leg lifting and punching for karate athletes

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

thank you for the suggestion!

@daniel8526 2 года назад

For me going from no mans land to power position I feel like its just lifting the barbell with my back. Any ideas how to use hips instead of my back ? I also feel like my hip tuck under/posterior pelvic tilt if I dont cover the bar.

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

think of a tighter upper back, while the chest stays forward and pushing the knees forward for more dorisflexion. Let me know what you think

@gautamsingh5757 2 года назад

Hayley trying hard not to laugh

@lovenishberiwal7622 2 года назад

Great content sir, will surely add it in my schedule and will track my performance!

@davidvilingia1670 Год назад

Where did he get his shirt from??

@delanonavoti7718 2 года назад

This channel has helped me so much!

@diabloinmusica8906 7 месяцев назад

Hi, from Hellas, you are doing very good job, thanks for your great posts. Cheers from Mesolongi wrestling team.

@nialloneill5097 8 месяцев назад

PPPPEEEEAAAAAA SSSSS

@Matthew-sy7we Год назад

BEST parts of these videos is watching Dane loose it in the background of the competition lifts!!! Love the energy!!!

@neosporin5608 2 года назад

so the bar is dragging up the legs at all times in order to keep it close?

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

yes. Close bar path is key!

@benjamingrunberg7807 2 года назад

Yes! Just like Tian Tao and Ruslan Nurudinov, both world record holders in C&J (look at ATG and hookgrip slowmo videos)

@rchauer 2 года назад

Used to be we coached first pull ends at lower third of thigh on snatch then transitions to power position. If you lift with back to get bar from at knee to above knee /lower thigh you lose hamstring stretch and the stretch reflex for a fast knee rebend (and quad prestretch for explosions.) almost no one is patient enough on first pull. To me, that’s what no one is talking about.

@aaroncosanoruiz5071 2 года назад

Well that’s a great video but in my opinion is incorrect. Shoulders should be over the bar at any point, independently of the knee movement. I’m not saying that knees shouldn’t come forward after clearing back, but in that example her shoulders are too far back and that puts her in a very difficult position to put pressure on the ground and lift

@permol4861 2 года назад

I find myself overthinking too much i just need to front deep squat more to build some raw leg power.

@youngsuit 2 года назад

man there is so much technique here. i am sincerely not trying to be a Debbie downer but i feel like the time i need to get the techique down makes other lifts a better use of time for building strength and explosion? certainly would help make things more fun though

@GZA036 Год назад

SCOOP

@damianheslop6380 2 года назад

My Olympia lifting is terrible, and this is the best anyone has ever explained it. I just hang clean and hang snatch everything. If I can get this correct I know I can lift alot more weight. Thank you

@its__VP Год назад

Such a great video! Thank you for the granular details and cues.

@terrykitekeiaho2926 Год назад

Love the Tonga top Bro 💯 🇹🇴 🇹🇴 🇹🇴

@DLeon-uh4ne 2 года назад

What a huge difference this video made before yesterdays session.

@samvega290 2 года назад

Dane, what are your best lifts in the snatch and c and j?

@HereForWisdom 2 года назад

Love that energy on her lift. Speaks volumes

@jessejustsick Год назад

The content on this channel is just HUGE

@JivecattheMagnificent 2 года назад

Well well well, let's see...

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

I think you'll like it 👍👍

@shimbaruna Год назад

Ya voy entendiendo, no mans land, good content

@morgoliciousify Год назад

I get told not to do this by my coach all the time.

@joe_black84 2 года назад

Great video, Dane. Thanks for sharing.

@cxc592 Год назад

Such a great video!

@marisirte 2 года назад

Thanks! Will try this tomorrow moring!

@abuzerkadayf8496 2 года назад

You r God damn right ser

@eyobmesfin8634 2 года назад

this is very good advice.

@scubaz28 2 года назад

Great video!!

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

Thanks!

@jonny5.45 2 года назад

Thanks for the tip 👍

@easyeasy3228 Год назад

digging the Shirt tho !!!!

@benjamingrunberg7807 2 года назад

How should starposition look like i snatch and clean for someone who is 170 cm and have long femurs and short tibias. High hips or low hips, feet straightforward or toes pointed slightly outward?

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

For the hips, try whatever is comfortable and lets you keep the bar tight to the shins off the floor. For the feet, most of our lifters feel better with their toes out slightly.

@leikatoa2443 Год назад

Looove the shirt 🫶🏽

@Antarrah 2 года назад

Very interested to know about your Tonga coat of arms t-shirt Dane! Did you get that in Tonga?

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

my buddy got it for me!

@Chris-pw7ov 2 года назад

Fantastic tutorial

@danielgray5756 2 года назад

Ahhhh… yes, yes🤔

@pol.ol.vi.1695 2 года назад

С Уважением из России. 👍

@luane.jashari.frantzen7175 2 года назад

Gold! Just gold!

@kmidst_fn5225 2 года назад

Good vid!

@joelhall5124 2 года назад

Isnt the danger here that people will take the double knee bend as being a 'delibarate' movement rather than an incidental one that occurs when proper technique is used?

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

I think it can actually be trained deliberately with effective, mindful practice. With that being said we also have to be aware of negatives from doing so…some lifters get on their toes early and even move their chest back too much to compensate for a “feeling” of knees under. Be aware of those instances while still deliberately training the technical action.

@joelhall5124 2 года назад

@@GarageStrength see that's where I would respectively disagree. I think trying to consciously perform a double knee bend leads to loss of momentum and force transfer during the explosion. A better cue might be reminding the lifter to focus on keeping behind and under the bar when the hips drive forwards.

@liamblatchford8178 2 года назад

I have an idea. 1 warm up set with a medium weight. Then 2 of your heavy PR weight for that week or session. Personally I think it could lead to injury but it could be good for bulking. What do you think?

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

could work. Could use a bit more volume though!

@theolyali5548 2 года назад

The movement of the knee is an effect. the cause is the intention of the lifter with the bar. Trying to explain how the knees should move is like telling a discus thrower to throw further. a further throw is an effect, knee movement is an effect.

@GarageStrength 2 года назад

I disagree, telling someone to lift more weight would be the same as telling someone to throw further. Telling someone to plantar flex in the discus throw is the same as the knee…or even keeping the knee bent on the finish of the discus throw to be more precise.

@congoose100 2 года назад

Perhaps the intent, no pun intended, is to initiate the transition sooner than later. Biomechanically, I don't think you can avoid scooping the knees under the weight... it's just a matter of when and to what degree. (?)

@theolyali5548 2 года назад

@@congoose100 so in my philosophy of lifting, when and what degree are led by the bar position in relative to the lifter.