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See "snatch". Using one hand, lift a dumbbell from the ground to an overhead, locked out position in one continuous movement. The heavier the weight, the lower the receiving position must be. At very demanding weights, a full "overhead squat" receiving position must be used. The off hand can be used for balance.

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Reps 132
Weight (lbs)5220

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