The purposes of this study were: 1.using movement observation analysis model (MOAM) and kinematic analysis (KA) to find the shortage of weightlifters' snatch pulling technique. 2.analyzing kinematic parameters of body's center of mass and barbell's to understand how the shortage to affect subjects accomplishing "close" and "quick" rules. Two female college weightlifters served as subjects. The weight they lifted was 85% of the weight they could lift recently. MOAM was designed by collating related research of weightlifting teaching material, 1990; Ku etc, 1994; Chen, 1998. Ku etc, 1994; Chen, 1998. One video camera (Panasonic ag456, sampling rate: 60Hz) and Peak Performance analysis system were used to do KA. Results were as following: 1. According to the result of MOAM, we found both subjects' extending hip motion (EHM) and extending knee motion (EKM) had the same rtythm, but EKM weren't enough that should reinforce. Subject B's shoulder shrug pull (SSP) was obvious and synchronized with EHM and EKM. Subject A's SSP wasn't so obvious that should reinforce. 2. According to the result of KA, we found both subjects' hip extending angles were suitable, but knee extending angles weren't. In the changing of the distance between shoulder and neck's Y-axis coordinate, subject A wasn't decreasing, but subject B was decreasing from 5.88cm to 3.71cm. So we could say subject B's SSP was suitable, but subject A wasn't. 3. Both subjects' EKM were not enough so the distance between barbell and body's center of mass was bigger than the result of Chu (1991). Subject A's inadequacy SSP resulted in its barbell horizontal moving distance was bigger than Subject B's we could say inadequacy EKM and SSP would affect them to accomplish the "close" rule. 4. Subject A's barbell had a bigger ratio between vertical and resultant velocity and it accomplished the "quick" rule inadequacyly because its barbell moving forward motion was more obvious than subject B.