Technique exercises

Technique exercises in the Fitness Coach catalogue: 12 exercises. Mostly for: Back, Glutes, Legs.

  • Back Lever

    Back Lever is an advanced calisthenics isometric hold on a bar or rings, with the body held horizontally facing the floor. It develops straight-arm pulling strength, shoulder control, and trunk tension.
    BackAdvanced
  • Clean and Jerk

    The Clean and Jerk is a two-part Olympic weightlifting exercise that involves lifting a barbell from the floor to an overhead position. It combines strength, power, coordination, and technique, making it a comprehensive full-body workout. The exercise is divided into two phases: the Clean, where the barbell is lifted from the floor to the shoulders, and the Jerk, where the barbell is driven overhead.
    LegsAdvanced
  • Dumbbell Snatch

    The one-arm dumbbell snatch is a dynamic, full-body exercise that primarily targets the shoulders, back, and legs. It enhances power, coordination, and explosiveness by involving multiple muscle groups in a single, fluid motion.
    ShouldersAdvanced
  • Clean Squat

    The Clean Squat is a compound exercise that combines elements of the clean and the squat. It targets multiple muscle groups, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, core, and shoulders. This exercise enhances strength, power, and coordination.
    LegsIntermediate
  • Kettelbell Clean

    The Kettlebell Clean is a dynamic exercise that involves lifting a kettlebell from the ground to the rack position in one fluid motion. It is designed to improve strength, power, and coordination, primarily targeting the posterior chain, shoulders, and core muscles.
    LegsAdvanced
  • Kickboxing

    Kickboxing is a high-intensity workout that combines elements of traditional boxing with martial arts techniques. It involves punches, kicks, and defensive movements, providing a full-body workout that improves cardiovascular endurance, strength, agility, and coordination. Kickboxing can be performed in various settings, including gyms and fitness studios, often as part of a group class or individual training session.
    LegsAdvanced
  • Kettlebell Clean and Jerk

    The Kettlebell Clean and Jerk is a dynamic, full-body exercise that combines strength, power, and endurance. It involves lifting a kettlebell from the ground to the shoulder (clean) and then pressing it overhead (jerk). This exercise targets multiple muscle groups including the shoulders, legs, core, and back, making it an effective compound movement for building functional strength.
    ShouldersAdvanced
  • Snatch Pull

    Snatch Pull is an explosive barbell exercise that develops the pulling phase of the snatch without an overhead catch. It combines leg and hip extension with upper-back work to train force production and coordination for Olympic weightlifting.
    LegsAdvanced
  • Hang Power Clean

    The Hang Power Clean is a dynamic weightlifting exercise that primarily targets the muscles of the posterior chain, including the hamstrings, glutes, and lower back, as well as the shoulders and arms. It involves lifting a barbell from a hanging position to the shoulders in one explosive movement.
    LegsAdvanced
  • Punching Bag Boxing

    Punching Bag Boxing is a cardiovascular and strength training exercise that involves striking a heavy bag with various punches. This exercise improves hand-eye coordination, builds upper body strength, enhances cardiovascular endurance, and helps in stress relief. It engages muscles in the shoulders, arms, chest, and core.
    ChestBeginner
  • Power Clean

    The power clean is a dynamic, full-body exercise that primarily targets the muscles of the posterior chain, including the glutes, hamstrings, and lower back, while also engaging the shoulders, traps, and core. It is a compound movement that involves lifting a barbell from the floor to the shoulders in one explosive motion. The power clean is commonly used to develop strength, power, and coordination.
    LegsAdvanced
  • Snatch

    The snatch is a dynamic Olympic weightlifting exercise that involves lifting a barbell from the ground to overhead in one continuous motion. It requires a combination of strength, speed, flexibility, and technique. The movement is divided into several phases: the first pull, transition, second pull, and catch.
    LegsAdvanced