Love to Lift Challenge – Day 1 of 100

It's not about how much weight you can put on the bar, but how well, and how consistently you can move the bar.

Written by Bob Takano Last updated on Oct 25, 2022

Day 1 of 100

You can easily build the Love to Lift Challenge into supplementing your existing training programming or make it the center of your training every day.

Hang Snatch: (X/3)4

Hang Clean: (X/3)4

Behind The Neck Push Jerk: (X/4)3

Halting Snatch Deadlift: (X/3)4

Back Squat.: (X/4)4

About Bob Takano

Bob Takano is a highly respected weightlifting coach who was inducted into the USA Weightlifting Hall of Fame in 2007 for his contributions to coaching. He has been the coach of four national champions, two national record holders, and 27 top ten nationally ranked lifters. Bob has been on the coaching staffs of 17 U.S. National teams to international competitions, five of those being World Championships. His lifters have competed in seven Olympic Trials with one, Albert Hood, the third American to snatch double bodyweight, earning a berth on the 1984 team.

Furthermore Bob has been a CSCS since 1986, having authored six articles for the NSCA Strength and Conditioning Journal, and served as a member of the editorial board of that journal from 1996 to 2000. He has also co-authored a chapter for the NASM’s Essentials of Sports Performance Training, and a chapter on the Training of Weightlifters for the IOC Sports Medicine Commission’s Encyclopedia of Strength and Power. 20 of the female volleyball players he’s coached have earned Division 1 scholarships.

Bob is on the teaching staff for the USAW Weightlifting Coaching Education program and presents his own seminars as well.

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