Purpose: This study was to describe the horizontal displacement and vertical velocity of the barbell during first pull phase to second pull phase that lift different weight in snatch technique. Methods: Subjects included 5 elite weight lifters (3 male and 2 female). Three digital cameras (60 Hz) capture the motion of trajectories of barbell during snatch lifts in 80%, 85% and 90% of personal optimum results. The displacement and velocity of the barbell was analysis by Arial Performance Analyze system. Results: The horizontal displacement of barbell from small to large was 90%, 80% and 85% that performed by male lifters. In female was 80%, 90% and 85%. The vertical velocity of barbell from fast to slow was 80%, 90% and 85% that performed by male lifters. In female was fast in 80% and similar in 85% and 90%. Conclusions: The male lifters performed smaller horizontal displacement of barbell than female. In addition, female lifters performed faster vertical velocity of barbell than male. The results of this study suggest that during the first pull phase to second pull phase, female lifters pulled the barbell by flexion the elbow joint in earlier to produce the needed vertical acceleration for support the insufficient of lower extremity strength.