KETTLEBELL SNATCH
How To Perform Kettlebell Snatches
The Kettlebell Snatch is an advanced exercise that trains power, strengthens the glutes/hamstrings, and challenges the stability of the shoulder!
 
            Level/Difficulty: Advanced
Muscle Group(s): legs, hips, core, arms
Equipment: kettlebell
Exercise groups: Lower Body Exercises, Full Body Exercises, Lower Body Exercises, Core Strengthening Exercises, Upper Body Exercises, Posture Strengthening Exercises
Coaching Cues: 
Hold weight in one hand, neutral spine, quickly extend hips to propel to weight over shoulder
Before starting:
Ensure that during the snatch, you extend your hips well without arching your lower back. The Kettlebell Swing should be mastered before attempting the Kettle bell Snatch.
- Stand with feet hip width apart, and hold the kettlebell in front of your hips. 
- Swing the kettlebell between your thighs and hinge forward slightly to generate momentum. 
- Quickly thrust your hips forward to propel the kettlebell forward and stand tall. 
- Simultaneously use your elbow to draw the kettlebell upwards, and quickly "punch" the kettlebell towards the ceiling. Be strong in the core and don't hyperextend your back. 
- Bend your arm to lower the kettlebell/allow gravity to help you return to the start to repeat consecutive reps! 
Lower the weight if you're unable to do this exercise with good form.
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