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Snatch 150 * ALL exercise selection, percentages, and programs written and creat
C&J 200 * This spreadsheet contains 5 different programs created by DeltaWei
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* These are individual programs designed to address specific issues or
* These programs are not a consecutive/complete training block to pea
* Percantages for all exercises are based on either Snatch and C&J, or B
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2 Week Transitional 3 Week Deficit Cycle
This is a sample 2 week cycle that This is a sample 3 week cycle that we have used in
we have used in the past when the past to improve our athlete’s ability to properly
transitioning from a major use their legs from the point of breaking the bar off
competition to a new training the ground to the point of explosion. In order to to
cycle. achieve this, we have our athletes perform the
snatch, clean, and extensions from a deficit.
Not only does this put the athlete in the proper position at this
point in the lift (i.e. knees slightly bent, shoulders directly on
top of the bar, and the bar positioned close, but not touching
the point of contact with the hip), but it also trains the athlete
to generate large amounts of force in a very short amount of
time, which will ultimately transfer to a more explosive finish.
Not only does this put the athlete in the proper position at
this point in the lift (i.e. shoulders over the bar, chest up,
knees bent, but still able to feel tension in the hamstrings,
arms relaxed and stretched), but it also trains the athlete
to be more powerful in the explosion phase and speedier
in the transition.
This is a great template for those athletes who may raise their
hips too soon or have troubles getting the knees out of the way
once the bar is broken off the ground.
2 Week Transitional
Week 1
Day1 WT REPS WT REPS WT REPS WT REPS WT REPS
Back Squat 180 10 180 10 180 10
Muscle Snatch 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 3
Snatch Push-Press 90 4 105 4 120 4 120 4 120 4
Snatch Extension (Slow Descent) 120 4 120 4 120 4 120 4 120 4
Body-Building/Hypertrophy
Day 2 WT REPS
Box Jumps 3 sets of 5
Power Snatch + Snatch Push Press + OH Squat 90 3+3+3
Power Clean + Front Squat + Jerk 120 3+3+3
Body-Building/Hypertrophy
95 4 95 4
130 1+2 160 1+1 160 1+1 160 1+1 160 1+1 160 1+1
142.5 4 142.5 4 142.5 4
330 2
112.5 2 112.5 2 112.5 2 112.5 2
150 2 150 2 150 2 150 2
190 4 190 4
Snatch Balance (Increase weight if possible on last 4 sets) 90 3 105 3 120 2 128 1 135 1 135
Snatch Pull to Hip + Snatch Extension 150 2 150 2 150 2 150 2 150 2
Body-Building/Hypertrophy
REPS
REPS WT REPS
1 120 1
1 160 1
Snatch (No Moving Feet) 90 3 105 3 120 3 120 3 120 3 120 3 120 3
Snatch Extension 157.5 2 158 2 158 2 158 2 158 2
Body-Building/Hypertrophy
Jerk (Increase weight if possible on last 4 sets) 120 3 140 3 160 2 160 2 160
Snatch RDL 150 3 150 3 150 3 150 3 150
Body-Building/Hypertrophy
WT REPS
240 2
Week 3
REPS WT REPS WT REPS Day 1 WT REPS WT REPS
3 120 3 120 3 Power Snatch 90 3 105 3
2 Snatch Extension (Pause at Power Position) 150 3 150 3
3 150 3
Push Press 120 3 130 3
3 140 3 1+1/4 Front Squat 240 3 280 3
3 280 3 Clean Pull to Hip 220 2 220 2
3
Day 4 WT REPS WT REPS
REPS WT REPS WT REPS WT REPS Single Leg Triple Jump 10 on each leg
2 128 2 128 2 Partial Back Squat 360 1 360 1
2 170 2 170 2 Power Clean 120 3 140 3
160 2 170 2 170 2 170 2 170 2 Push Jerk (No Foot Movement)
Behind Neck Push Jerk 120 2 140 2 150 2 150 2 150 2 150 2
220 2 220 2
Hang Power Clean Below Knee 120 3 140 3 150 2 150 2 150 2
320 2
WT REPS
120 2
160 2