BWL Annual Achievement Awards 2025 shortlist announced

The British Weight Lifting Annual Achievement Awards celebrate the people driving our sport forward.

The British Weight Lifting Annual Achievement Awards celebrate the people driving our sport forward.
In this article, we explore the key differences between children and adults.Understanding this helps coaches take a more informed, effective approach when working with youth athletes.Once you’ve read the article, we invite you to complete the knowledge checks and coach development activity. These will help you put learning into practice.
British Weight Lifting (BWL) is pleased to confirm that UK-based athlete Fatemeh Keshavarz has been awarded an Olympic Solidarity Refugee Athlete Scholarship.
Aspiring to stand out in the competitive world of strength and conditioning? British Weight Lifting (BWL) is proud to offer its Level 4 Diploma in Coaching Strength and Conditioning; a comprehensive qualification designed to give coaches the edge and empower them to operate at the very highest standard.

British Weight Lifting (BWL) congratulates its athletes on an outstanding performance at the World Para Powerlifting European Championships, with the GB team delivering an exceptional medal haul, record-breaking lifts, and personal bests across the competition.

The British Weight Lifting (BWL) Foundation is seeking to appoint two independent Trustees to join its Board for a four-year term.

The British Weight Lifting Foundation (BWL Foundation) is pleased to confirm 37 successful applicants for the 2026 Coaching Scholarship, a programme designed to support the development of the next generation of qualified coaches across the UK.
As an organisation, we believe in clean sport for the integrity of the sport and to allow our athletes to compete in a fair sporting environment.
British Weight Lifting (BWL) is proud to confirm the athletes selected to represent Great Britain at the 2026 IWF World Junior Championships, taking place in Ismailia, Egypt, from 02–08 May 2026.
British Weight Lifting (BWL) is pleased to share that Wales High School has become the first school in the country to deliver weightlifting as part of the School Games programme.