Snatch is an extremely technical exercise that involves lifting the bar off the ground by bringing it over the head in one go. You need to know that learning the right technique is difficult and requires patience.
25 Back Squats 25 Front Squats 25 Overhead Squats 400 meter Run 25 Shoulder Presses 25 Push Presses 25 Push Jerks 400 meter Run 50 Hang Cleans 400 meter Run 50 Snatches 400 meter Run
Perform all movements except the run with a PVC pipe (or broomstick).
Station 1: "Michalski" From 0:00-10:00, Partner A performs: 23 Wall Ball Shots (20/14 lb) 53 Double-Unders
Partner B performs AbMat Sit-Ups*
Station 2: "Irvine" From 10:01-20:00, perform: 30 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches (50/35 lb) 14 Box Jumps (24/20 in)
Partner B performs Wall Sit*
Station 3: "Rittner" From 20:01-30:00, perform: 12 Deadlifts (225/155 lb) 860 meter Run
Partner B performs Burpees*
* Partner B performs the solo movement while Partner A does as many reps as possible of the couplet for the current station. Partners switch as needed.
From 0:00-6:00, AMRAP of: 2 Alternating Kettlebell Snatches (24/16 kg) 4 Burpees
4 Alternating Kettlebell Snatches (24/16 kg) 4 Burpees
Continue with this pattern, adding 2 Kettlebell Snatches each round.
Rest 2 minutes
Perform until complete: 2 Alternating Kettlebell Snatches (24/16 kg) 4 Burpees
Start with the final count of Alternating Kettlebell Snatches from the first 6-minute AMRAP, decreasing by 2 Alternating Kettlebell Snatches until back to 0.