Ser problemet angående SATS. Da jeg trente der virket det ikke som om de ansatte kunne noe som helst om vektløfting/styrkeløft.
Hva gjelder teknikk i power cleans så blir det selvsagt aldri superbra uten instruksjon. Teknikken min er ikke strålende den heller siden jeg har måttet lære meg selv, men den funker, så jeg ville starta med det allerede nå om jeg var deg.
For å sitere forfatteren av programmet (han er litt krass, men jeg liker det):
Usually, people just feel intimidated by anything that resembles a technical exercise and just would rather not do them. This is just being a pussy, and sets a bad precedent for the management of both training and life. I think the Starting Strength includes an understandable method for learning to power clean, and just in case it's not simple enough I rewrote it for the new book so that it is even simpler. You don't really need bumper plates to do them if you don't have access, so that doesn't wash either. They are in the program because an explosive movement is a valuable contribution to power production, and they make deadlifts get stronger faster.
Okay, you don't need a coach to learn power cleans, because we fixed things up so that you can learn them out of the book. And what exactly is the downside of trying to learn them and failing? Firing squad? The fucking bodybuilders making fun of you from the safety of the dumbbell rack? Loss of wages? Just try them before you decide you can't learn them without a coach.