Learn how to weight lift from an olympian
What you'll learn
- Perform power lifts with perfect form
Requirements
- Access to a weight room
Description
Have you ever felt intimidate to walk into a weight room? Learn the basic power lifts from olympian and collegiate record holder, Tia Brooks. She will teach you about traditional olympic weight lifting and how to maintain the correct form. These include power lifts; bench, squat, deadlift and power clean. Tia will walk you through different variations for each lift, so that you can avoid putting pressure on certain joints while still maximizing your workout. Replace the feeling of intimidation and judgement with confidence and knowledge.
You can reach Tia on Instagram @TiaBrooksOnline for additional workout support.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner who is interested in learning power weight lifting
- Beginner who wants to avoid injuries in the gym
Course content
- Preview02:24
- Preview05:12
- Preview07:35
- 03:19Deadlift
- 05:44Power Clean
- 03:11Weight Room Safety
- 02:08Creating your Workout Routine
Instructors
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- 4.7 Instructor Rating
- 8 Reviews
- 800 Students
- 2 Courses
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- 5.0 Instructor Rating
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- 484 Students
- 1 Course
Tia Brooks is an American shot putter currently sponsored by Nike. She is an Olympian, was a four-time NCAA champion while at the University of Oklahoma, and former collegiate record holder with a PB of 19.73M.
If Brooks had her way in high school, she never would have picked up the shot. But thankfully her coach Derek Urbanowski talked Brooks out of competing only in the sprints and had her compete in the throws as well. During her freshman year of college, she had an incident during a weightlifting session where she suddenly lost feeling in her legs and had to be carried out of the weight room on a spine-board. After medical evaluation, it was determined that Brooks had two bulging discs, degenerative disc disorder and a narrowing of her spine. While a doctor suggested that Brooks choose a different sport, she was not deterred and after a year off and lots of rehab and strengthening work, she came back in 2010 to finish 4th at USA Outdoors. Brooks earned a spot on Team USA for the 2012 Olympics. She claimed both NCAA Indoor and Outdoor titles during the 2012 and 2013 seasons.