The Push Jerk is close to the Push Press in that we've got the same set-up, dip and drive through the feet, touch the full hip stretch, and then use the hip created energy to press the barbell overhead.
Each of these exercises is one set at five reps. Take any rest needed between exercises.
Deadlift
Bench-press
Upright row
Back Squat
Push-press
Power Clean (from ground)
Dumbbell "Thruster" (front squat/push-press)
Clean and Jerk
Snatch
Add your total lifted for all nine exercises and divide by your body weight.
Highest ratio leads ranking.
Warm-up with easy mile run and stretch
Clean and Jerk 15 RM load 15 reps
One set of sit-ups and one set of back extensions both at 21 reps
Clean and Jerk 15 RM load 12 reps
One set of sit-ups and one set of back extensions both at 18 reps
Clean and Jerk 15 RM load 9 reps
One set of sit-ups and one set of back extensions both at 15 reps
Start with a calisthenic, whole body, single set per exercise mini-routine.
We will explore dozens of these "mini workout warm-ups". They all contain
elements of hip/trunk flexion & extension, pushing and pulling.
Stretch (hips, legs, back, chest, and shoulders)
Sit-ups
Back extensions
Squats
Rope climb or pull-ups
Dips or push-ups
Clean and Jerk 15,12, and 9 reps (If you need help with this movement contact us.
We offer regular free seminars in the Olympic lifts)
Finish with the same effort coming in.
Sit-ups
Back extensions
Squats
Rope Climb or pull-ups
Dips or Push-ups
Stretch
No metabolic conditioning today. That suggests something about tomorrow to those
of you who are paying attention.
For Time (with a Partner) 100 Alternating Dumbbell Hang Clean-and-Jerks (50/35 lb) / Partner Hang Hold 100 Box Jump Overs (24/20 in) / Partner Plank Hold 200 foot Single-Arm Overhead Lunges (50/35 lb, each)