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Kettlebell Snatch
The kettlebell snatch takes the bell from a swing to a fixed overhead lockout in one motion, training explosive hip extension, grip, and cardiovascular capacity together.
OlympicKettlebellBallistic hinge to overhead
GoLightWeight mediakettlebell-snatch
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Primary
GlutesHamstrings
Secondary
Posterior deltoidsTrapeziusForearmsCore
Equipment
Kettlebell
Pattern
Ballistic hinge to overhead
Setup
- 01Set the kettlebell about a foot in front of the feet.
- 02Hinge at the hips with a flat back and grip the handle in one hand.
- 03Pull the shoulder into its socket and keep the free arm ready to balance.
- 04Hike the bell back between the legs with the handle above knee height.
Execution
- 01Drive the hips forward explosively to accelerate the bell.
- 02Guide the bell up close to the body with a bent, relaxed elbow.
- 03Open the hand and punch through at the top so the bell settles on the forearm.
- 04Fix the bell overhead with a fully locked elbow and steady body.
- 05Drop the bell into the backswing in one smooth arc to cycle reps.
Checkpoints
- -Every rep finishes motionless overhead before descending.
- -The bell traces a tight path near the torso, not a wide circle.
- -The hips fully extend before the arm finishes the pull.
- -The grip stays loose enough for the handle to rotate in the hand.
Common mistakes
- -Letting the bell flip and bang the wrist and forearm.
- -Squeezing the handle hard and shredding the hand over volume.
- -Leaning back at lockout instead of standing tall.
- -Muscling the bell up with a slow arm pull.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 5 sets of 5 to 10 reps per side for power and grip work.
- -Snatch tests of 5 to 10 minutes at steady pace are a conditioning staple.
- -Add reps at a fixed weight before adding bell size.
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