When it comes to weightlifting coaches, they don't come better than our three panelists for this podcast - Bob Takano, Greg Everett, and Ursula Garza Papandrea.

These three icons of the sport have paved the way for the weightlifting coach of today. Through trial, error, and experience, they have not only set the standards but more than that, they have carved out the role of what a weightlifting coach should be.

In this episode, these three world-leading coaches share their experiences and expertise with Managing Editor Becca Borawski Jenkins and Coach Chet Morjaria.

00:33 - Introduction to guests
01:43 - Background and athletic careers of guests
12:03 - Advice for those wanting to be a weightlifting coach
18:30 - How coaching works in the Eastern bloc versus USA
24:37 - How to put better systems in place for coaches and athletes
31:51 - CrossFit and the increasing number of coaches and athletes
33:30 - Using the Olympic lifts to do conditioning work
34:45 - Weightlifting from an early age
37:52 - The simplicity of coaching weightlifting
41:17 - The evolution of weightlifting coaching
47:00 - How someone with competitive aspirations can source a good coach
58:12 - Balancing performance of the lifts with mobility work
1:03:10 - Internal or external rotation in the snatch receive
1:08:01 - Websites and other details

The Role of a Weightlifting Coach, Ep 10 (Podcast)

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