British Weight Lifting (BWL) is the National Governing Body for Olympic Weight Lifting and Paralympic Powerlifting in Great Britain.

Established initially as the British Amateur Weight Lifters’ Association (BAWLA) in 1910, British Weight Lifting is responsible for developing participation and performance across Olympic Weight Lifting and Para-Powerlifting in Great Britain.

With hundreds of Olympic Weight Lifting and Para-Powerlifting clubs in Britain, and registered members across the nation, British Weight Lifting is a growing organisation with an influential role in building a fitter future for Great Britain.

British Weight Lifting operates several initiatives aimed at encouraging young people to learn the fundamental movement skills valuable not just in Olympic Weight Lifting but also for all physical activities. British Weight Lifting coordinates and facilitates the set-up, running and growth of club infrastructure from national, regional and sub-regional level.

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