Clean

Why are Olympic-style weightlifting exercises mostly neglected when it comes to young athletes.

Kettlebells aren't just a superior tool for conditioning; they can also build serious size and strength.

There has been much back-and-forth debate on whether the setup for deadlift and clean are different. The truth is, they are.

The first pull in the snatch or clean tends to either be slow or fast, so it is all about the transition when it comes to lifting heavy weight.

There are a few key positions to consider when moving the bar from the clean to a powerful jerk.

Olympic weightlifting is as popular as ever, and there are some common mistakes in the clean that need to corrected to stay safe.

Here's how we get a new athlete to approach the bar and simply set his or her back correctly without much thought.

Ever since I can remember, I’ve wanted a higher vertical jump. Here are the two things that make a difference.

Teach your clients how to clean competently using this detailed, by-the-numbers system.

Is the consistency of the "get set" method better? Or the risk and reward of the "dive" method?

James Tatum only started weightlifting in 2011. Here he performs a tough weightlifting complex at over double bodyweight.

Every Sunday we post the "Sunday Seven" so you can quickly see the seven most popular articles of the week. This week: transgender athletes, rest time between sets, and more!

This is about one of the tricks of the trade used by elite lifters that might be of use to those of you cleaning substantial weight in the squat style. This technique is called "catching the bounce."

The shift from the pull to the knees to the power position is one of the most difficult aspects of coaching technique. Here's a simple exercise to teach the feeling of this movement.

Every Sunday we post the "Sunday Seven" so you can quickly see the 7 most popular articles of the week. This week - great endurance training tips, Grace van der Byl, the kettlbell clean, and more!

Quick video outlining the dos and donts of the front squat - covering everything from taking the bar off of the rack, to hand position, and more.