The feet leave the ground Kettlebell Jerk

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    July 14, 2024 https://youtube.com/shorts/N1AMk9M1wKg?feature=share
    Kettlebell Jerk – Correctin 3 issues in 1 video
      No double bounce
      Feet do not leave the ground
      Its a dip not a squat

    Reported On:

    July 6, 2024

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    Severe (3/4)

    Mistake

    The feet leave the ground in a push press, jerk, dead snatch, or squat thruster.

    Solution

    Keep the feet planted on the ground or at least the balls of the feet.

    Description

    With the jerk the heels can leave the ground but if the feet fully leave the ground that can lead to instability and injury. With the push press, the common consensus is to keep the feet planted on the ground.

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