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Hang Power Snatch
A hang snatch caught above parallel, pairing the shortened hang pull with the shallow overhead catch that separates every power variant from its full-squat sibling.
OlympicBarbellExplosive pull to overhead
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시범 영상 준비 중
Primary
GlutesTrapezius
Secondary
HamstringsDeltoidsSpinal erectorsCore
Equipment
Barbell
Pattern
Explosive pull to overhead
Setup
- 01Take a wide snatch grip with a hook grip and deadlift the bar to standing.
- 02Set the feet in your pulling stance.
- 03Hinge the bar down the thighs to just above the knee with shoulders over the bar.
- 04Keep the bar dragged against the legs with tight lats.
Execution
- 01Extend the hips and knees explosively from the hang.
- 02Let the bar contact the hip crease as you finish tall with a shrug.
- 03Pull under fast, punching the arms to lockout in a quarter-squat.
- 04Stand up immediately from the shallow catch to finish the rep.
Checkpoints
- -Bar contacts at the hip crease, reflecting the wide grip.
- -Full extension happens before the pull under.
- -The catch height stays above a parallel squat — received, not ridden down.
- -Bar sits locked over the back of the neck in the overhead position.
Common mistakes
- -Swinging the bar forward off the hips.
- -Starting the arm pull before the hips finish.
- -Riding the catch into a deep overhead squat instead of stopping above parallel — that turns the rep into a hang snatch.
- -Soft elbows at the catch turning it into a press-out.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 6 sets of 1 to 3 reps at 65 to 80 percent for speed and power.
- -Keep catch height honest; a rep that drops below parallel is a hang snatch, not this lift.
- -Slot before or instead of full snatches on lighter technique days.