Master Your Technique
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What Is The Program Focus?
Specific focus on improving snatch technique and specific variations and rep schemes
All-encompassing Olympic weightlifting training that will build strength and progress your competition total
Exercises variations that will challenge your technical ability and keep your training fresh
Program Difficulty
This program is designed for athletes who have previous experience lifting. You will be challenged not only to push yourself through hard sets but to approach every lift with a technical mindset.
Program Details
- 60-90 Min Workouts
- 5 Days Per Week
- 4 Weeks Long
Equipment
The unique exercises included use a myriad of equipment
Bumper Plates
Platform
Squat Rack
Bands
Dumbbells
Boxes
Frequently Asked Questions
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Immediately after purchase, you will be directed to an order summary screen that will have the button, "Access My Digital Content". Click on the link and you can download your new program and start getting SWOLE today!
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