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Contents of Chapter 9

9.    The Clean & Jerk

184

9.1.

standard technique of the clean

184

9.1.1.

Preparation

184

9.1.2.

Induction of acceleration

184

9.1.3.

Induction of speed

185

9.1.4.

Induction of momentum

185

9.1.5.

Induction of weightlessness

186

9.1.6.

Descent under the bar

187

9.1.7.

Full Squat Clean

187

9.1.8.

Ascent from the Clean Squat

187

9.1.9.

Finalizing the Clean

188

9.2.

standard technique of the jerk

188

9.2.1.

Preparation for the Jerk lift

189

9.2.2.

Initiating the Jerk lift

189

9.2.3.

Shoulder drive and leg lunging

189

9.2.4.

Stabilizing the Jerk motion

190

9.2.5.

Recovering from the Jerk motion

191

9.2.6.

Final Jerk lift

191

9.3.

Contest rules of the clean and jerk lift

191

9.4.

training practice on the clean and jerk lift

192

9.4.1.

Dissecting the motion of the Clean and Jerk

192

9.4.2.

Hang Clean

193

9.4.3.

Hang Pull

193

9.4.4.

High Pull

194

9.4.5.

Push Press

194

9.4.6.

Split Jerk

195

9.5.

Proper Lifting technique for the Clean and Jerk

195

9.5.1.

Proper technique for the Clean

195

9.5.2.

Proper technique for the Jerk

196

9.5.3.

Training practice on the proper technique for the Clean and Jerk

197

9.6.

pros and cons of Explosive Weight Training

197

9.6.1.

Risk factors

197

9.6.2.

Necessity of ballistic weight training

198

9.7.

Errors in the Clean and Jerk

199

9.7.1.

The Clean faults, causes and corrections

199

9.7.1.1.

Premature elevation of hips before raising bar

199

9.7.1.2.

Forward displacement of the Bar trajectory

199

9.7.1.3.

Backward displacement of the Bar trajectory

200

9.7.1.4.

Insufficient torso torque

200

9.7.1.5.

Insufficient full body extension

200

9.7.1.6.

Insufficient shoulder flexion

200

9.7.1.7.

Inadequate support of full body flexion

200

9.7.2.

The Jerk faults, causes and corrections

201

9.7.2.1.

Insufficient leg drive

201

9.7.2.2.

Forward displacement during shoulder push

201

9.7.2.3.

Flawed leg split

201

9.7.2.4.

Backward displacement of bar during overhead full arm extension

201

9.7.3.

General tips on technique

201

9.8.

managing training load intensity and volume 

202

9.9

highlights of chapter nine

203

   

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