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POWERLIFTING TECHNIQUES – An Introduction By David Mannion

October 13, 2017 by warrioradmin 4 Comments


Weight lifting instructor and British Weightlifting National Referee David Mannion demonstrates the core powerlifting techniques : The Squat (back squat), the Bench Press and the Dead Lift.

In easy to follow demonstrations with helpful key pointers, this video enables anyone interested in weightlifting to learn, and practice, vital lifts in the weightlifting regime and sport. These are key powerlifting techniques which must be learnt and understood if you are serious about weightlifting.

This is the second in David’s series of weightlifting instructional videos.

Filmed in Kent’s Crossfit gym, near Canterbury, UK.

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Video produced by Eighth Tower Productions.

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Comments

  1. Mike Frazer says

    March 18, 2013 at 6:16 pm

    Dr Mannion! The Superman of physics and lifting!

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  2. David Mannion says

    March 19, 2013 at 7:48 am

    Dear Mike, You are very kind but I was never very good at powerlifting (which requires real strength) and best lists ever at around 90-92 kg bodyweight were 200 kg squat, 107.5 kg bench and 230 kg deadlift and a 517.5 total. Still, I try and olympic lifting I found easier (in competition 100 kg snatch and 135 kg clean and jerk). I am off to the British Masters Olympic competition (old people) this weekend in Bristol! Best wishes David M.

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  3. michael nilsson says

    April 15, 2014 at 9:56 pm

    very nice =D

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  4. David Mannion says

    July 27, 2014 at 12:28 pm

    Thats very kind of you. I will try and do some more weightlifting videos later this year ready for Nov/December to view. Next year I hope to compete in the European Masters Olympic weightlifting champs which will be held in Bangor, North Wales (June 2015).

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