Progression ladder for the Alternating Hang Clean

Pick an exercise to see the easier and harder steps either side of it, and log your sets so you can see when you are ready to move up.

Easier and harder steps around the Alternating Hang Clean

These are the substitutes for the Alternating Hang Clean, ranked by difficulty from the substitutes list: the ones we score below it, then the ones we score above it. They are not reviewed progression steps, so treat the order as a starting point and judge the jump yourself.

Easier steps (6)

  1. Kettlebell Hang Clean

    • Intermediate
    • Kettlebell
    • Hamstrings
  2. One-arm Kettlebell Clean

    One-arm Kettlebell Clean

    • Intermediate
    • Kettlebell
    • Hamstrings
  3. Open Palm Kettlebell Clean

    Open Palm Kettlebell Clean

    • Intermediate
    • Kettlebell
    • Hamstrings
  4. One-arm Open Palm Kettlebell Clean

    One-arm Open Palm Kettlebell Clean

    • Intermediate
    • Kettlebell
    • Hamstrings
  5. Vertical Swing

    Vertical Swing

    • Intermediate
    • Dumbbell
    • Hamstrings
  6. Ski Ergometer

    • Intermediate
    • Other
    • Triceps

Where you are now

Alternating Hang Clean

Alternating Hang Clean

  • Intermediate
  • Kettlebell
  • Hamstrings

Harder steps (6)

  1. Hang Clean - Below The Knees

    Hang Clean - Below The Knees

    • Advanced
    • Barbell
    • Quads
  2. Hang Clean

    Hang Clean

    • Advanced
    • Barbell
    • Quads
  3. Smith Machine Hang Power Clean

    Smith Machine Hang Power Clean

    • Advanced
    • Smith-machine
    • Hamstrings
  4. Power Snatch From Blocks

    Power Snatch From Blocks

    • Advanced
    • Barbell
    • Quads
  5. Rack Pulls

    Rack Pulls

    • Advanced
    • Barbell
    • Hamstrings
  6. Hang Snatch

    Hang Snatch

    • Advanced
    • Barbell
    • Hamstrings

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