I worked the single handed version when I had surgery on my right hand. They felt badass and I imagine the would have great shoulder benefits if done consistently.
I worked the single handed version when I had surgery on my right hand. They felt badass and I imagine the would have great shoulder benefits if done consistently.
I would prefer a KB snatch to a DB snatch if you have access to it. I think it's fine conditioning (especially KBs) but certainly not the best exercise for building strength.
DB snatches are idiot-proof to coach...but I've found they're an ineffective waste of time. I simply did not see measurable improvements in strength/power in athletes who used DB snatches instead of hang/power snatches and cleans.Are there advantages over the hang Snatch?
I messed around with them for a bit while working around an elbow problem, didn't get much out of it. I did hang power snatches for a bit before I could power snatch 135. I didn't like that either. It seemed easier to pull them off a block with the bar at normal (with 45s on) height or doing them from a hang starting at that height. Once I used db snatches for a tabata and I was on the ground dry heaving at the end.
I'm probably less explosive than average if that has any relevance.
why are you db snatching or hang snatching? What's your objective?