I taught Eugene Teo Olympic weightlifting

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  @RockVear · 1 month ago

  Thanks so much Anna. Weightlifting is not for the faint hearted. However it is the most rewarding dynamic form of throwing weights above the head. Most importantly regaining mobility. Just getting into it and loving it. Keep on keeping on Aroha 🙏🏽

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• AD

  @adriansanderswl · 1 month ago

  Came to this channel for the handstand content and didn't read the profile to realize there was Olympic lifting involved too. Glad to see it.

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• JE

  @jeanpauljeanpaul2530 · 1 month ago

  Amazing lady, we must protect this woman.

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• WI

  @winsonnlamm · 1 month ago

  my two favourites.

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• DA

  @DanielSaksa · 1 month ago

  So much respect

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• SI

  @Siriliu · 1 month ago

  Lol. I watched a video from Eugene 3 years ago about barbells which then Zack Talendar responded. Long story short, started watching Zack's video too and now I am 2 and a half year into weightlifting. I am in the best shape of my life so far. Enjoying watching Eugenes progress too

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• LU

  @LucasDimoveo · 1 month ago

  I have been waiting for Teo's WL arc!

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• WH

  @whitebelt4life · 1 month ago

  I often thought before when watching his old videos that Eugene Teo has the ideal proportions for Olympic weightlifting...short arms and legs ( bar doesn't have to travel up much)

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• SM

  @smolboyi · 1 month ago

  I do not let go of hook overhead... except sometimes randomly

• FE

  @felipecoelho33 · 1 month ago

  I'd say that letting go of the rook grip at the top is completely up to the athlete, for some people that happens naturally, for some people not. I've experimented with both and holding to the hook grip for both snatches and cleans makes me feel more connected to the bar, so that's not a rule of thumb (no pun intended).

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• WA

  @wayned803 · 1 month ago

  the Olympic lifts always looked so impressive to me, but I've never taken time to really learn them, and I don't know any local coaches.  Like, if 135-185lbs is on the floor and I need to put the barbell on the squat rack, then I'll usually do a straight up fugly looking "muscle clean" to get it there, but no technique, no second pull, no jump, no dip, no catch, no elbows out, etc, just an "explosive  deadlift" to give the bar enough momentum  to be able to continue the pull with shoulders and arms 😂😂

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• ZE

  @Zedd550 · 1 month ago

  Great video Anne! As a kettlebell enthusiast, i'd love to see you attempt the double kettlebell clean and press and get your thoughts on that

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