Weightlifting clubs across the UK are encouraged to nominate athletes for the upcoming Talent Identification (TiD) and Talent Transfer (TT) Training & Testing Day, taking place in Nottingham on Sunday, 3 August 2025.
Sport Welfare Officer Network Launched to Support Club Welfare Officers
British Weight Lifting (BWL) is proud to announce it has been awarded £5,600,000 from UK Sport for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games & Paralympic Games cycle, marking a strong and continued investment into the growth of Weightlifting and Para Powerlifting in Great Britain.
British Weight Lifting is excited to launch a Talent Identification (ID) campaign focused on discovering the next generation of Para Powerlifters.
Overview
British Weight Lifting wish to release updated information regarding the following Pathway Programmes and click for more information.
The Weight Lifting Foundation will reallocate funds from individual grants to club improvements after the 2024 British Championships.
We’re providing support for teachers and staff in schools and colleges to access funded training provision to become qualified to deliver weightlifting.
Each calendar year the Weight Lifting Foundation will be awarding the sum of £400 to young people in the under 23 category who they decide have made an outstanding contribution to their club.
British Weight Lifting (BWL) is pleased to announce ten additional weightlifting clubs that have been accredited with Inclusion Academy status for 2023-24.
