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Olympic Weightlifting Program for Beginners is a 4-week strength training program, consisting of 3 sessions per week.

Designed by an Olympian and approved by TOP professional athletes.

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  • Build a Strong Foundation
  • Build a Strong Foundation
  • Build a Strong Foundation
  • Build a Strong Foundation

NEW BEGINNER 2.0 PROGRAM

Two olympic weightlifting program brochures featuring from Oleksiy Torokhtiy 'Beginner Program' and the other 'Beginner 2.0 Program'.

NEW BEGINNER 2.0 PROGRAM

  • 2 weeks of training for deeper progress
  • Train online under coaches’ guidance at a special price
  • Optimized load with updated, science-based methods and new exercise combinations for even better results
  • Built on athlete’s who followed 1.0 versio with major improvements
  • Mobile-friendly & Spanish versions included

IMPORTANT: Athletes who completed BEGINNER 1.0 will still find new challenges and benefits in this updated version.

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Program Description

Program Description

The main goal is improving weightlifting technique and strength.

This program is suitable for those who are new to the weightlifting and class themselves as beginners.

What Will You Get

Weightlifters completing lifts with a barbell overhead while coaches are watching

What Will You Get

  • World Class Coaching By Alex Torokhtiy;
  • Complete Olympic Weightlifting program;
  • Focus on the Snatch and Clean & Jerk;
  • 3 days of training per week, 50-80 minutes per session;
  • Clear Video Instructions;
  • Full access to all training content.

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Program Details

Program Details

The program consists of technique drills and accessory work, as well as well thought out progressions to help athletes improve their lifts. 

The program will help athletes improve their weightlifting technique and become more efficient, which will allow them to break new personal records in their lifts.

  • From Zero to Hero:
  • Start Your Weightlifting Journey
  • From Zero to Hero:
  • Start Your Weightlifting Journey

OUR OLYMPIC WEIGHTLIFTING PROGRAMS

  • PROGRAM

  • Main Goal

  • Short Description

  • Athlete Level

  • DURATION

  • Price

  • Male 2.0

  • Competition preparation or to hit new result

  • The most fundamental and total prepare for competitions, long workouts, a lot of volume and intensity, a lot of accessory lifts.

  • ADVANCED (Intermediate - high)

  • 12 weeks 5 workouts per week 60-90 min

  • $46.90

  • MORE INFO
  • Intenso

  • Competition preparation or to hit new result

  • Іntensive and shortened cycle. A lot of heavy triples, doubles, and singles to spike to really push your limits. Wave loading relying primarily on the competition lifts.

  • ADVANCED (Intermediate - high)

  • 7+1 week 5 workouts per week 60-90 min

  • $45.90

  • MORE INFO
  • OLY WOD

  • Competition preparation or to hit new result

  • Amateur program, every session focused on Snatch or Clean or Jerk, less exercises in program.

  • AMATEUR (Low - intermediate)

  • 12 week 3 workouts per week 45-90 min

  • $45.90

  • MORE INFO
  • Master Diesel

  • Competition preparation or to hit new result

  • Optimized volume, less shock loads, more recovery. Get new result while refining technique.

  • MASTERS (Low - intermediate)

  • 9+1 week 4 workouts per week 60-90 min

  • MORE INFO
  • Beginner 2.0

  • Foundational program

  • Learn and improve technique, build foundtion in strength & power.

  • BEGINNERS (Low)

  • 6 week 3 workouts per week 45-80 minutes

  • $44.90

  • MORE INFO

From Athlete To Coaching

Oleksiy Torokhtiy coach on seminars

From Athlete To Coaching

After successfully winning the London Olympics in 2012, I decided to devote myself to coaching and share my experience with athletes who are interested in lifting heavy weights correctly and safely.

My best competition results are:

200 kg in Snatch (video)

240 kg in Clean & Jerk (video)

HOSTED OVER 300 SEMINARS WORLDWIDE

The compilation of Oleksiy Torokhtiy weightlifting seminars

HOSTED OVER 300 SEMINARS WORLDWIDE

I’ve been hosting seminars for ten years now, and teaching athletes from all around the world.

I've had a hand in guiding over 10,000 athletes on their weightlifting journey.

It's an honor to be able do this!

The knowledge I gained through seminars with athletes helped shape my PhD research. I’m proud to say that in 2026, I officially earned my PhD in Sport Science!

More about our story is here.

FAQ

How frequently should I train?

This olympic weightlifting beginner program is designed to be 3 days per week. We do not recommend training 3 days in a row by a beginner weightlifting workout. On your rest days, try to plan recovery activities, such as massages, or sauna.

What are some beginner tips for Olympic weightlifting?

  1. Start by learning the basic lifts - the snatch and the clean and jerk. These are the most technically challenging lifts and require a lot of practice to perfect.
  2. Practice frequently - Olympic weightlifting is a highly technical sport, so you need to practice regularly if you want to improve.
  3. Be patient - It takes time to master Olympic weightlifting, so don't get discouraged if you don't progress as quickly as you'd like. With practice and dedication, you'll eventually reach your goals.

What exercises are included in a olympic weightlifting program for beginners?

Beginner weightlifting plan usually involve exercises such as the snatch, the clean and jerk, front squats, back squats, power cleans, and push presses.

What equipment do I need for the beginner weightlifting routine?

What should I expect in terms of results from a beginner weightlifting workout?

Some of the benefits you can expect are increased strength, improved power, and better coordination. You might also see an increase in muscle mass, as well as a reduction in body fat. However, it's important to be aware that Olympic weightlifting is a challenging sport, and beginners should always start out slowly and progress gradually to avoid injuries.

Is Beginner 1.0 a prerequisite for Beginner 2.0?

No, Beginner 2.0 is not a continuation or an add-on to Beginner 1.0. They BOTH are standalone programs, but Beginner 2.0 has been enhanced with new exercises and load.

I am a coach and I want to use it for my gym / my clients.

This program is for personal use only. But if you want to use it for your gym and/or clients you can reach out to us via email to agree a commercial usage of the program. It will give you even more benefits.