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Nonsense-free Olympic weightlifting instruction from USA Weightlifting international coach Greg Everett of Catalyst Athletics.
Sidelying Hip Internal Rotation + Iso Adduction | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Lie on your side with the hips and knees bent and a medicine ball between the knees.
Squeeze the ball with the legs continuously as you internally rotate the upper leg to lift the foot, then return to the start under control.
The bend of the knees and hips can be changed to mimic the position in a squat or jerk dip in which valgus motion or weakness is most pronounced.
Resistance can be increased by adding a mini band around the ankles.
Notes
Pay attention to which side feels weaker and less mobile and do more reps or sets on that side.
Purpose
The sidelying hip internal rotation + iso adduction strengthens the hip internal rotators and adductors to improve hip stability and mobility.
Programmi...
Squeeze the ball with the legs continuously as you internally rotate the upper leg to lift the foot, then return to the start under control.
The bend of the knees and hips can be changed to mimic the position in a squat or jerk dip in which valgus motion or weakness is most pronounced.
Resistance can be increased by adding a mini band around the ankles.
Notes
Pay attention to which side feels weaker and less mobile and do more reps or sets on that side.
Purpose
The sidelying hip internal rotation + iso adduction strengthens the hip internal rotators and adductors to improve hip stability and mobility.
Programmi...
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Motivation vs Discipline... and Weightlifting
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Much more about this and similar in my book Tough (print, ebook and audio) - amzn.to/3gIcx8j Get Olympic weightlifting programming that's been used by over 100,000 athletes around the world - www.catalystathletics.com/train/ Also follow me here: www.catalystathletics.com catalystathletics www.tiktok.com/@catalystathletics GregEverettCA threads.net/catalystathletics
Standing Banded Hip External Rotation | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ Stand with a band around one ankle and pulling to the outside of that leg. Raise the banded knee to bring the thigh horizontal with the knee bent 90 degrees. Stabilizing the hip on the support leg, externally rotate the raised leg to pull the ankle away from the band attachment while keeping the thigh in place, then return the other direct...
Standing Banded Hip Internal Rotation | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ Stand with a band around one ankle and pulling toward the opposite leg. Raise the banded knee to bring the thigh horizontal with the knee bent 90 degrees. Stabilizing the hip on the support leg, internally rotate the raised leg to pull the ankle away from the band attachment while keeping the thigh in place, then return the other direction...
Wall Slide | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The wall slide is a simple but effective exercise to improve scapular protraction, symmetry, and shoulder range of motion. Stand facing a smooth wall and place your forearms parallel to each other against it with a 90-degree angle at the elbow and shoulder. Stand far enough away that you need to push the shoulders forward to reach the wall...
TKE (Terminal Knee Extension) | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The TKE or Terminal Knee Extension is a knee prep exercise to help strengthen the VMO. Stand with a heavy band around the back of one knee and anchored directly in front of the knee. Slightly bend and fully extend the knee against the band resistance using a controlled tempo and squeezing the quads firmly in extension. Purpose The TKE is a...
Supine Banded Plank March | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The supine banded plank march is hip control and stability exercise that addresses the glutes, hamstrings, abs and often neglected hip flexors. With a mini band around the feet, set a supine plank position with the upper back on a bench and heels on the floor. Maintaining a straight, rigid body, lift one knee as high as possible against th...
Step-Through | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The step-through is a knee prep exercise to help strengthen the muscles around the joint similarly to a Petersen or Poliquin step-up. Stand with one foot on a low box or stack of plates and the other on the floor to the side and behind the upper foot. Step forward, pushing up to the balls of the foot and trying to control the motion with t...
Standing Banded Hip Adduction | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The standing banded adduction is a very simple and accessible exercise for the adductors, and can be a good early exercise for coming back from a groin strain. Stand with a band around one ankle and anchored to that side to pull it away from the other leg. Allow the band to pull the leg out to the side under control, then bring the leg bac...
Standing Banded Hip Abduction | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The standing banded hip abduction is a very simple and accessible exercise for the lateral hip. Stand with a band around one ankle and anchored to the opposite side. Lift the banded leg out to the side as far as possible while maintaining tension and control in the support side hip. Return to the starting position under control and maintai...
Snow Angel Slide | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Exercise Library - www.catalystathletics.com/exercises/ The snow angel slide is a simple shoulder prep exercise to improve scapular control and stability along with shoulder mobility. Grip the ends of a band running behind your back. With straight arms, keep the shoulder blades squeezed back and down while you perform a snow angel motion to move the hands from the sides to overhead-maintain ten...
Snow Angel | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Snow Angel | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Side Plank Clamshell | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Side Plank Clamshell | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Rice Bucket Wrist Rotations | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Rice Bucket Wrist Rotations | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Rice Bucket Finger Flexion & Extension | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Rice Bucket Finger Flexion & Extension | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Prone Weighted Arm Circles | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Prone Weighted Arm Circles | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Poliquin Step-Up | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Poliquin Step-Up | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Petersen Step-Up | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Petersen Step-Up | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
IYT + Snow Angel | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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IYT Snow Angel | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
IYT | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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IYT | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Face Pull | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Face Pull | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Clamshell | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Clamshell | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Banded Iso Adduction Squat | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Banded Iso Adduction Squat | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Banded Wall Slide | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Banded Wall Slide | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Band Pull-Apart | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Band Pull-Apart | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Band Side Shuffle | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Band Side Shuffle | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Band Scapular Protraction | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Band Scapular Protraction | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Band External Rotation + Press | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Band External Rotation Press | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Band Coil Single Leg Hinge + Knee Raise | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
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Band Coil Single Leg Hinge Knee Raise | Olympic Weightlifting Exercise Library
Can too wide of a grip cause early arm bend?
Thank you, this is very helpful.
1:59 Rippeturd is freaking out.
Hi, with this exercise should the knees be in full extension at the end or just slightly unlocked?
close but not quite fully extended is ideal
I’m falling forward in the catch position driving me insane
Start here - ruclips.net/video/FF6Zv8y4mMA/видео.html
@@CatalystAthletics got it. Thank you. I’m guilty of a few of these.
I've been struggling with this problem a lot and this video has helped me gain a lot of intuition on how to fix it!
Those ladies are STRONG
RUclips is watching workout of the day… everyday!!
Some cool historical context about the thumbs up/ thumps down signal. The Latin phrase pollice verso is used in the context of gladiatorial combat for a hand gesture used by Ancient Roman crowds to pass judgment on a defeated gladiator. Now they give shows of their own. Thumbs up! Thumbs down! And the killers, spare or slay, and then go back to concessions for private privies. - Juvenal, Against the City of Rome (c. 110-127 A.D.) While it is clear that the thumb was involved, the precise type of gesture described by the phrase pollice verso and its meaning are unclear in the historical and literary record.[2][3][4] According to Anthony Corbeill, a classical studies professor who has extensively researched the practice, thumbs up signalled killing the gladiator while "a closed fist with a wraparound thumb" meant sparing him.[5][6] For more info check out wikipedia page! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thumb_signal
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Are there differences between tall clean and drop clean?
Drop clean is a less common name for the same exercise.
Its the same article that i just read awhile ago😂
2:55 looping bar path in snatch 17:19 fear of getting under cleans 30:06 dealing with extremly disrespectful athletes 42:40 training journal
What should I do until I have the mobility to do a deep squat and deadlift? Do partials?
Started this today. Done all my measurements and I'm just aiming to do one or two follow along videos on youtube. Aiming for every day as I imagine my forearms should heal up quickly. Only done measurements on the upper forearm at 29cm. If i can get about 1cm i'll be over the moon!! I might report back every week or so depending how well this comment does. All the best guys
Thanks for sharing this exercise!
14:58 flip flops vs slides 19:36 proportions in weightlifters 36:36 weight class considerations 43:09 catching snatches in power 49:48 timing the snatch contact
More more more! Thanks!
absolutely brilliant, thank you
I think bro wants to propose.. But form first!
The transition was fire
10:02 elbow direction in starting position 25:24 urinating on the platform 35:41 warm-ups for max 49:30 snatch balance variations
This video needs more love 😂😂😂
So much better than chalking 😂
Thank you 🙌🏼
Really nice video, thanks 🙏 I definitely appreciate the time taken to distill these ideas into such a valuable and concise video 👍
Bizarro Andrew Hubermann
I have yet to come across someone that speaks or writes as well as you do. So entertaining and to the point. Continuing to listen to/read what you say is my motivation to get out of my self-imposed illiteracy!!
"Shila Gotbuff"
I want prepared for the last sentence.... Motivation is key to EVERYTHING! The other nouns only matter if the first one, motivation, is reasonably strong.
Squats take a lot of work,are very taxing on the body, and do very little short term, but as for me, I’ve been doing it pretty steady for 7-8 months, and have been seeing some definition ,I’m only doing 240-260 lbs 12,10,8 times, afterward I do lunges, and leg extensions. I feel it helps everything over all, and wouldn’t make sense working out without it.
Succinct semantic summation and structural explanation of one of our basic behaviour models. I’m actually going to save this to save me from ever having to explain it to anyone ever again.
Casually throwing 50kg in the air like a feather
very good CatAth! I'm a keen 60 y.o. lifter with some AC and sub acromial impingement issues but definitely believe in "If you don't use it you lose it" so this looks great to get started back into it as I can't even do super light Cuban (Garhammer) Presses with a bar or DBs!
3:00 hip mobility 19:55 hip/ hang lifts stronger then full 34:40 catching low percentages in full squat 43:40 training/ gaining weight as a tall/ weak athlete
Sooooooooo articulate that gives me the chills fr. Can't agree more.
Poderia colocar legenda 😢😢
Motivation is great. However that eventually gets scarce. Especially when things are not going the way you would like. It takes a lot of effort to keep showing up even when things are sucking.
Agreed 100%. The only additional recommendation I would make is to self-actualize PURPOSE. If you have a strong WHY, then the HOW doesn’t really matter. Whenever anyone asks my advice on diet and exercise my first recommendation is to read the book “Man’s Search for Meaning” by Viktor Frankl. If you don’t have a strong conviction on WHY you even step into a gym in the first place or strap on a pair of running shoes eventually you’ll surrender to a million little “hows”.
Yes, that's part and parcel w motivation - motivation IS the why, which is what people misunderstand commonly. But yes, I agree.
I like the rigorous defining of terms. Good work.
I'm not motivated to pay my bills thus I need to change my job?
When flow comes to motivation that's magic.
Love your videos! They have been very helpful for me to become more proficient in olympic weightlifting
What are the shoes they are wearing? I know those are lifting shoes but anyone know the name?
I can't help but notice that this movement pattern is quite similar to the way that many powerlifters perform a low-bar squat. I assume this observation is irrelevant to weightlifting but may be interesting food for thought in certain contexts
It's more similar to the way weightlifters pull cleans, which is the point.
totally, I get that that is the point of this. I also just think it's a cool idea to use this style of deadlift for general strength in a non-weightlifting, enthusiast context. It's kinda cool how various exercises such as squat and deadlift variations could be seen as falling somewhere on a spectrum. To my eye, this movement and the low-bar squat appear quite close to each other. And yeah, this commentary has nothing to do with weightlifting training, I'm just a beginner trying to make sense of it all.
Any advice on why/how my front right deltoid is experiencing a sharp pain when performing this lift?
Try working on shoulder mobility generally with these - ruclips.net/video/OyvqNTYoNKM/видео.html Also get a ball and roll the area along the back of your armpit.
How about my guy Greg casually cleaning 160 kg at the end of this short
Hey Greg, I was reading your book and it mentioned that poor thoracic mobility often causes lower back issues. It then talked about how it causes lower back issues because of how your lower back extends in the overhead position when you have poor thoracic mobility, but it didn't mention anything about lower back issues in the squat / pull. Can poor thoracic mobility be the cause of lower back pain in these movements as well? Thanks for answering all my qs!
Potentially in the squat, less likely in pulls. More likely in both cases to be an issue with improper bracing, improper stance/position, and/or hip immobility. Start here - ruclips.net/user/shorts7_ufAqtZ9rQ
@@CatalystAthletics it was hip mobility, thank you. Just stretched the groin and was able to sit in better.
These shorts are super helpful
I get this might work, but seems like too much room for error