Compared across 2 organizations. Snatch Rules category.
The snatch must be performed as one continuous movement upward from between the knees into the overhead position. Any pause or additional press during the upward phase results in a no-count. The athlete may not half-snatch (snatch to rack then press out).
The participant must swing the kettlebell in a continuous movement upward into the overhead position. The lift from below the knees to overhead lockout must be one unbroken movement. Any pause or additional press results in a no-count.
IKSFA adds that the movement cannot have "a break or interruption at any point." IKO states more simply "without stopping or additional press."
Athlete Impact: Train a smooth, continuous snatch. Any visible hitch or press-out results in a no-count.
The snatch must be performed as one continuous movement upward from between the knees into the overhead position. Any pause or additional press during the upward phase results in a no-count. The athlete may not half-snatch (snatch to rack then press out).
The participant must swing the kettlebell in a continuous movement upward into the overhead position. The lift from below the knees to overhead lockout must be one unbroken movement. Any pause or additional press results in a no-count.
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