Technique first
Movement before weight. We earn the right to load the bar by owning the positions underneath it.
Learn the snatch and clean & jerk properly. Technique first, every single session.
Olympic weightlifting is a skill class built around the snatch and the clean & jerk. Fast, precise, and endlessly satisfying to get right. This is where you learn to do them properly.
It is for anyone who has watched a clean snatch and thought "I want to do that." No experience needed, just curiosity. Advanced athletes find equal value in refining technique and building consistency under load.
Technique first, always. Before we add weight, we build movement. Every session works through structured progressions that break complex lifts into manageable, learnable pieces.
Movement before weight. We earn the right to load the bar by owning the positions underneath it.
Complex lifts broken into pieces you can actually learn, so the full movement assembles itself over time.
The goal is for every rep to feel deliberate, not lucky. Consistency under load is the real skill.
In Olympic lifting, technique is strength. Cleaner movement means more power, less injury risk, heavier lifts over time.
Come ready to be patient. Olympic lifting rewards focus and clean reps far more than grinding heavy.
Hydrate, mobilise your ankles, hips, and shoulders, and arrive early so the coach can set your start point.
Training shoes (flat or lifting shoes if you have them), water, and a towel. Bring patience too.
Tell the coach you are new and flag any wrist, shoulder, or knee issues so the progressions fit you.
Book your spot and let the coach take care of the progression.
Feel free to use the open gym on the same day as your class session.
No. Most people start here having never snatched. The progressions are built for first-timers.
No. Technique comes first. We add load only once the movement is there, so progress is safe and lasting.
No. Anyone curious about the lifts is welcome, whether you do CrossFit or just want to learn the barbell.
Because in Olympic lifting technique is strength. A cleaner movement means more power and fewer injuries over time.
Pick a day, confirm your details, and you are in.