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4 key points of the starting position Ans: 1) feet hip width, bar over base of toes, toes turned out slightly 2) shoulders directly above or in front of bar(not behind) shoulders above hips, hips slightly above knees 3) shins leaning forward and very close or lightly brushing bar, lifters balance is toward the middle or slightly forward of foot 4) arms are straight and relaxed with crooks, insides and elbows facing torso List two important factors that occur when the barbell moves smoothly from the floor 2 | Page Ans: 1)Shoulders and hips rise together, bar being lifted solely by the legs, torso remains at the same angle to the floor 2)bar pulls to knee level or a little above, shins come to vertical position, balance shifts back to middle of foot/beginning of heel 3) bar travels slightly back toward lifter causing shoulders to move more in front of the bar than before 4) arms remain straight and relaxed but pulled taut by the weight of the bar

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USA Weightlifting Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already
Graded
4 key points of the starting position


Ans: 1) feet hip width, bar over base of toes, toes turned out slightly


2) shoulders directly above or in front of bar(not behind) shoulders above

hips, hips slightly above knees


3) shins leaning forward and very close or lightly brushing bar, lifters

balance is toward the middle or slightly forward of foot


4) arms are straight and relaxed with crooks, insides and elbows facing

torso




List two important factors that occur when the barbell moves

smoothly from the floor

, 2 | Page

Ans: 1)Shoulders and hips rise together, bar being lifted solely by the legs,

torso remains at the same angle to the floor


2)bar pulls to knee level or a little above, shins come to vertical position,

balance shifts back to middle of foot/beginning of heel


3) bar travels slightly back toward lifter causing shoulders to move more in

front of the bar than before


4) arms remain straight and relaxed but pulled taut by the weight of the

bar




As the barbell clears the knees explain what is occurring with the

athletes feet and knees


Ans: Legs remain bent or bend further, feet are flat on the floor. Balance

is in middle of foot




List 3 factors that influence pulling downward under the barbell

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