NFL Draft prospect Ryan Switzer had an amazing college career at North Carolina, finishing with 244 receptions, 2,907 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns. He also had a big impact as a returner on special teams with 1,082 yards on 99 attempts (10.9 average) and seven touchdowns.

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Sports Illustrated has Switzer ranked as the 10th best receiver in the draft, so how is he preparing for the next level? By lifting a ton of weight.

Lou Hernandez, The Tar Heels head football strength and conditioning coach, recently tweeted a video of the 5-foot-8, 181-pound senior performing a 352-pound Hang Clean. After Switzer nails the exercise, he completely loses his mind, hits some dance moves and celebrates with his teammates.

No one grinds like @Switz03! Preparing for the draft with 352lb hang cleans today! “Nothing great was ever achieved w/out enthusiasm.”-RWE pic.twitter.com/OcsB1FgBwA

— Lou Hernandez (@Loustrength) April 19, 2017

The lift was impressive, most likely close to his max weight, but Switzer does struggle a bit with his form. It’s best not to split your legs as much as he does and to catch the bar on your shoulders with your elbows up.

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Still, the lift might raise eyebrows among NFL coaches. But if you want to master the Hang Clean, go here.

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