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Old 12-19-2008, 11:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Olympic Weightlifting Videos, Articles, and Workouts

Here is the XL Athlete Olympic Weightlifting Video section:
Olympic Lifting Videos

Here are some articles on training with the Olympic lifts:
Training With The Olympic Lifts

Our beginner program for Olympic weightlifting:
Beginner Program

Other programs:
Workouts

And here is a weightlifting specific warm up I have used for a long time with my lifters and athletes:
Weightlifting Specific Warm Up

Feel free to download/print off whatever you like from the site. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask!

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Old 12-20-2008, 04:35 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Beginner Program For Weightlifting sounds about right..but I can't access it.
Must you sign up to get these?

Was looking for a more specific Oly lifting routine... am getting lessons once a week and for the rest I'm free as a bird to do what I want, but I'm trying to modify my normal routine to help with difficult parts.
Like building up the confidence to dive underneath the bar for a snatch, I've started doing OH squats.
My coach isn't very helpful in suggesting routines to me , so I'm trying to find useful ones myself. This thread seemed like a good start but where to start on the site...
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Beginner Program For Weightlifting sounds about right..but I can't access it.
Must you sign up to get these?

Was looking for a more specific Oly lifting routine... am getting lessons once a week and for the rest I'm free as a bird to do what I want, but I'm trying to modify my normal routine to help with difficult parts.
Like building up the confidence to dive underneath the bar for a snatch, I've started doing OH squats.
My coach isn't very helpful in suggesting routines to me , so I'm trying to find useful ones myself. This thread seemed like a good start but where to start on the site...
To access the workouts, you sign up (which is free) and enter in your maxes for a list of exercises. This will provide you with customized workouts for your strength level. Way back when I began competing in weightlifting, I used to just experiment quite a bit, and went with what worked. Over time, I have been able to develop workouts that I know have worked for me, as well as athletes I have trained. Many of these same workouts are now on this site, so feel free to experiment with them on your own if you want. Weightlifting is a tough sport, but it is also quite rewarding. While you may never become a champion weightlifter (unless you started when you were 11 or 12), you can become the very best weightlifter YOU can be. This is what keeps me going after all these years, and I hope it does for you as well. If you have questions, I am happy to answer. I will try to get on this site as time allows. Thanks!
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Old 12-21-2008, 03:28 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Cool. Thanks.. I did sign up , except that I was stupid and forgot to jot down the automatically generated password, which the program that does so, didn't save either .
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So, got on.. now just the nightmare of lbs-es.. I don't suppose I can enter the 1RM as kg? It was a huge PITA to enter everything in lbs and then get a schedule back in LBS too..
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So, got on.. now just the nightmare of lbs-es.. I don't suppose I can enter the 1RM as kg? It was a huge PITA to enter everything in lbs and then get a schedule back in LBS too..
The workouts are not specific to pounds or kilograms, therefore any number you enter will be calculated as such. For example, if you enter in a snatch max of 100, the sheets will calculate percentages of 100, regardless of the unit.
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http://www.gustrength.com/o-liftvids

I met Chad Ikei a few years ago at the Arnold Classic.

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