It's a bit difficult to tell from the angle it's filmed at tbh.Karlos wrote:Great work ader! I'm rather jealous of your 80kg PH snatch.
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Here's me with 75kg, how does my technique look to you? Jump to 25s to skip the fannying round.
Good stuff - It's Very explosive and looks like you could do quite a bit more - very impressive. Nothing drastically wrong I suspect but angle doesn't help. As I say, it actually looks good and the angle's not good so I'm not at all convinced as to whetehr what I am about to say is fair, but since you've asked here's some thoughts on what I think are the negative aspects ...
1 - I get the impresion that when you dip you don't keep your back as arched as you perhaps should - What makes me think this is that when you set up at the top you're looking up head high which is good, but after you dip your head has dropped and you're not looking up as much - It's not a huge difference but I think it's there - A side view would confirm whether this is in fact so.
2 - I'm not convinced you finish your pull and instead swing the bar - In fact away from you in a slight arc - Are you pushing it off your legs perhaps rather than driving up? In addition you seem to jump forward to catch the bar which also makes me think you're swinging it rather than driving the bar up in a straight line. This may be a result of 1. above - If you keep your head high you'll be in a better position to drive up rather than forward.
3 - As I say it looks like you don't finish the pull and it looks like you bring your arms into play and pull the bar with them slightly early too, but it's really difficult to tell from the angle so this could be completely crap.
So my take on it is you should concentrate on finishing the pull - Go up onto your toes with a high shrug - pull your shoulders up to your ears - This can feel 'wrong' and can give the impression you won't have enough time to get under the bar, but when you get it right the extra acceleration you impart to the bar will more than compensate I can assure you.
A side shot would give a better idea as to whetehr the above is right or not

