The daily number of clean and jerk lifts entered on Strength Level is greater than the daily number of power snatch lifts.
Overall comparison
| Metric | Clean and Jerk | Power Snatch | Difference | Percent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily count | 42 | 12 | ↑30 | ↑250% |
| Total lifts entered | 196,690 | 36,647 | ↑160,043 | ↑437% |
Male comparison
The average clean and jerk entered by men on Strength Level is heavier than the average power snatch.
The bodyweight of men entering clean and jerk lifts on Strength Level is on average less heavy than those entering power snatch lifts.
| Metric | Clean and Jerk | Power Snatch | Difference | Percent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average lift | 200.6 lb | 162.5 lb | ↑38.2 lb | ↑23% |
| Elite lift | 342.6 lb | 291.2 lb | ↑51.5 lb | ↑18% |
| Average bodyweight | 176.4 lb | 177.7 lb | ↓1.3 lb | ↓1% |
| Lifts analysed | 55,936 | 5,052 | ↑50,884 | ↑1007% |
Female comparison
The average clean and jerk entered by women on Strength Level is heavier than the average power snatch.
The bodyweight of women entering clean and jerk lifts on Strength Level is on average heavier than those entering power snatch lifts.
| Metric | Clean and Jerk | Power Snatch | Difference | Percent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Average lift | 120.2 lb | 91.1 lb | ↑29.1 lb | ↑32% |
| Elite lift | 197 lb | 162.9 lb | ↑34.1 lb | ↑21% |
| Average bodyweight | 143.7 lb | 143.5 lb | ↑0.3 lb | ↑0% |
| Lifts analysed | 22,480 | 1,973 | ↑20,507 | ↑1039% |
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