How to POWER CLEAN / Step-by-Step (2023)

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Published 2023-06-02
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Welcome to comprehensive step-by-step guide on HOW TO POWER CLEAN!

In this video, I break down the power clean technique and provide you step-by-step instruction on how to perform this dynamic and explosive exercise correctly. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your technique, this tutorial is designed to help you master the power clean and take your strength and athleticism to new heights.

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Timeline:
0:00 - Introduction to the power clean exercise
0:12 - Start position
0:43 - First pull
1:02 - Second pull
1:19 - Turnover
1:32 - Catch position
1:49 - Recovery

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All Comments (21)
  • @torokhtiy
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  • @kg_canuck
    My dads been a competitive olympic lifter for 50 years (from age 9 in 1973, lifted in a masters meet in florida earlier this year). When i started casually doing powercleans he gave me some really good tips that made the whole exercise seem way simpler. Start as if youre deadlifting. However, at a certain point, stop extending your knees. Leave them slightly bent and taking load. To get upright, don't straighten your back, swing your hips forward. you're now fully upright with the bar against your thighs, knees bent. In one motion, drive hard with your legs, extending your knees and using your calves too, at the same time do a big shrug. You should drive hard enough that your feet come off the floor ever so slightly (your landing makes the big "clap" you often hear during oly lifts). Get under the bar and catch it on your delts. Not your chest or your collarbones. Delts. Throughout the whole process, he said "your arms are only ropes connecting the bar to the rest of your body. Using your biceps just turns the clean into a big reverse curl." All the strength comes from your back (mainly lower back and traps), core and legs. Your arms only come into play once the bar has come to a rest. Thats a super streamlined way that he taught me. I still had to train with him a few times to really get it. If anyones interested, a video or description will only get you so far. You really need a few training sessions
  • @bevnae
    Love these slow motion tutorials. So helpful. Can’t wait to watch the other lifts, thank you 💪 ❤
  • @jessicasager72
    The most aha moment for me was watching his feet. He goes from shoulder alignment to way out in an open stance (check the tile lines) on the catch, then back in closer stance on the release but with a hop rather than a pull. Then he repositioned, or as I call it, screws his feet into the floor before repeating. Man I've been trying to hit the same mark on the catch for too long and didn't really realize it. Thank you!
  • @martinXY
    I've never seen anyone unload the bar before standing up fully. Since there's no jerk of the bar after the clean, I suppose it makes sense to consider the move finished at that point, then move the bar to the floor for the next power clean. Thanks for the video. I love them.
  • @dazfire5646
    And remember - switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading.
  • @Torquemada71.
    Simple informative short no bs video. Great stuff 👍
  • @jonasbjerga1739
    This is the best step by step demonstration video. And in under 3 minutes 😱🦾🦿
  • @Michaell_z71
    I have a home gym and i have to learn to power clean in order to do barbell squats😭
  • @zhillsdaniel
    You're like a machine with that perfect technique. Amazing dude 😎
  • @snapduke
    These step by step tutorials are great. One for the snatch would be good that is also a hard lift to learn
  • @lazanos7
    wow very nice!can you show us from the hang position also?greetings from greece
  • @ripp3rjak934
    Dang power cleans are great. I should of done these ehen i was younger.