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Hip Thrusts for Olympic Lifting
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TRAINING CROSSFIT ATHLETES ON THE GOLD COAST
Why include hip thrusts as an accessory exercise to your Olympic Lifting program? Because weightlifting is all in the hips! You do a hip thrust every time you perform a snatch or clean.
Key Points:
The only difference between this exercise and the hip thrust in your lifts, is that you do it while standing and with straight legs rather than sitting/laying with bent legs. As far as the exercise goes it is the same motion.
* Use the hips/glutes to hyperextend NOT the low back.
* Begin by trying to get a straight line from the knees to the shoulders. Then push your hips up by squeezing your butt as hard as you can.
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