WEIGHTLIFTING:
Group training or Individual?
Need a coaches eye on your technique? Feel like something is holding you back but not sure what? Stuck in ‘Lockdown’ and need guidance to keep momentum?
One-to-one coaching could be what you need to keep progressing to the next level. All individually coached sessions come with follow up video analysis.
If you prefer a group training environment I can help you too. I offer coaching for every level and each group training session is capped at 6 people so everyone can get the individual attention they need.
Online coaching
One-to-one coaching via FaceTime
60 or 90 minute sessions by appointment
Online Programming
Options range from 2-3 days per week programming designed to work around other athletic endeavours through to 5 days per week exclusively weightlifting. Training programmes delivered through a dedicated app or using google sheets. Regular video analysis available.
For more information and to sign up please use the contact form below.
Novice Lifters
One-to-one coaching
Sessions by appointment Mon/Wed/Fri
Group coaching
Saturdays small group training session
New to weightlifting? No problem. Learn the snatch, clean and jerk as well as improving squat form and strength ratios. Booked as a minimum 4 week programme. It is best to begin with individual coaching which will also act as an assessment of your current ability. Once we have met and trained, you will be encouraged to join the group sessions*
*subject to availability
Competition Lifters
One-to-one coaching
Sessions by appointment Mon/Wed/Fri
Group coaching
Wednesdays & Saturdays small group training session
Want to get better at the competition lifts? Even if your goal isn't to compete at a lifting competition, getting better at the snatch and clean & jerk is a must for CrossFit too. Each lifter will have their own programme but benefit from a fun and friendly training environment to bring out your best lifts.
Small increments for continual progress…
What’s preferable, a 4kg PB every 4 weeks or a 1kg PB every week?
Should you train alone in an individual sport?
It’s just you and the barbell, or is it? Why does learning weightlifting in a group environment produce better results and when should you go it alone?
The kit matters
Why is weightlifting kit so expensive? Does it really make a difference which bar you lift on? Should you care whether your bar spins?