Weightlifting coaches

Mathieu Deletombe

Salut ! Je suis coach dans le monde du CrossFit et et de l'haltérophilie de fin 2022. Je me suis spécialisé dans le domaine de l'haltéro sur ces 3 dernières années. Actuellement je coach à distance, présentiel, des class de CF et dans une salle de Fitness. Je fais aussi des suivis en nutrition 🍔!

Emma Trujillo

3 public plans

I’m a sports physiotherapist passionate about weightlifting. My work focuses on pain control, movement quality, and structured return-to-play, helping athletes stay healthy while continuing to progress.

Josée Gallant

1 public plan

I'm a national-champion Olympic weightlifter from an Acadian family, originally from Campbellton, New Brunswick and now based in Truro, Nova Scotia, where I co-own a gym. I've competed internationally for Team Canada, including the 2022 IWF World Championships and multiple Pan American Championships. Stella Maris — Star of the Sea — is the program I've built from that journey: years of competing internationally, learning from different coaching philosophies, making mistakes, adapting, and refining my approach. Weightlifting has given me direction, discipline, patience, humility and resilience, and my goal isn't simply to write programs — it's to help athletes build confidence under the bar, understand their training more deeply, and create long-term progress.

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Yannick Tschan

1 public plan

Hi ! I'm Yannick Tschan, weightlifting swiss athlete, member of the national weightlifting team since 2013 and actual Swiss champion. Coach co-founder of the Barbell Club Bienne Seeland and Swiss weightlifting trainer level 2. I started to coach in 2018 aside of my job. Since, I did more than 3000h of coaching between Crossfit and weightlifting, and brought the Barbell Club Bienne Seeland at the highest level in Switzerland.

Dominic Niemand

4 public plans

I started out in powerlifting but over time transitioned to focus solely on weightlifting. In 2022 I began coaching at my local club in Lausanne, where I became head coach. What started as a student job (because I was the best competitor there) soon turned into a real passion and got more and more serious. By the end of 2023 many people started asking me for programs and extra coaching. That's really when it started for me, and it's been a growing journey ever since. One athlete I'm especially proud of is Claudia, a masters lifter I used to coach. She had stopped training for a while, but she missed it and was motivated to lift again, so she asked me to start coaching her. At the beginning there were a lot of doubts and she was very frustrated, but we communicated and adapted really well together. In very little time she hit all-time PRs, including the 120kg back squat she really wanted, plus PRs in the snatch and clean & jerk, and rediscovered the joy of competing. Now we're preparing for the World Masters Championship in Athens, and I really enjoy working with her.

Joeri Everse

Ik ben Joeri Everse, coach bij AthleteLab in Nederland. Ik help sporters meetbaar sterker en beter worden in Oly lifting, hypertrofie, CrossFit, Hyrox en algemene fitheid. Ik werk met een plan op maat en persoonlijke begeleiding, zowel in-person als online 1:1.

Milton Sequeira

I help athletes refine their technique and support beginners starting out on their fitness journey. I work with a personalised training plan and constructive feedback focused on your goals and your technique. I've coached an athlete recovering from injury all the way back to the platform.

Jorge Victorian

Mi padre me enseñó la halterofilia con 12 años; empecé como un juego y con 15 ya estaba en un centro de alto rendimiento. Con 19 años empecé a entrenar a otros deportistas. Como entrenador he conseguido más de 50 medallas en campeonatos de España, 6 participaciones en campeonatos internacionales y una medalla en un campeonato de Europa EWF. Uno de mis mayores orgullos: una atleta que empezó conmigo con 11 años y con 17 fue 3ª de Europa sub17, adaptando el modelo técnico a sus características, corrigiendo errores y apoyándolo con movilidad y trabajo psicológico.

Dominic Parnell

There's a big gap in rowing around strength and conditioning — how to move better and become stronger. Most rowers treat S&C as "let's do a hard, fatiguing session" without actually achieving anything beyond making themselves tired. I want to change that. I coach positional strength first, before pushing heavier loads, and train athletes to move well under load rather than chase ego. I'm a competitive rower and weightlifter myself, and I lead athletes toward real technical progress and personal bests.

Côme DA SILVA