Weightlifting Seminar is a 3-hour intensive workshop focusing on mastering proper techniques for the snatch and clean & jerk, essential skills for Weightlifters and Crossfitters. Whether you are new to these lifts or a seasoned Athlete or Coach looking to enhance efficiency, this seminar provides valuable insights. Led by clinic instructors Jose Carranza & Archon National Level Lifters, the event accommodates 25-30 participants and offers hands-on lifting with personalized coaching feedback. Participants will receive in-depth analysis of their weightlifting technique to identify and correct any bad habits. The seminar, held at CrossFit Archon in Dallas on April 27, 2024, includes three hours of expert instruction with two 15-minute breaks for rest. The ticket price for this enriching experience is $75. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your speed and power in the lifts and take your weightlifting skills to the next level at the Weightlifting Seminar.

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