2026 COLOMBIAN WEIGHTLIFTING CAMP
Cartagena, Colombia
May 10th- May 17th *2026
Experience the only Olympic Weightlifting Camp in Colombia open to international athletes.
Hosted in the vibrant coastal city of Cartagena, this camp combines world-class training with the warmth of Colombian culture. Over 7 days, participants will enjoy 9 total sessions of intensive weightlifting practice and theory lectures, guided by national team coaches and elite athletes. Accommodation is provided in a comfortable hotel with shared rooms (single rooms available upon request), offering a relaxing space to recharge between sessions. Beyond training, you’ll get to immerse yourself in the unique energy of Cartagena—a city rich in history, flavor, and Caribbean spirit. This is more than a camp; it’s an opportunity to push your limits, learn from champions, and be part of an unforgettable international experience.
PRICE: $2,160 USD
Early Birth Price: $1,920 USD Limited to the first 6 participants who complete registration
$260.00 USD to reserve your spot (CREDIT CARD PAYMENT)
The remaining balance must be paid in cash on the first day of camp upon arrival, before training begins.
What’s included?
Training + Theory Sessions (Monday to Saturday)
Colombian National Olympic Weightlifting Coaches on site
Train with some of the best Colombian Olympic Weightlifting National Athletes
Special guests
Canadian Sports Therapist on Site (Andrea Roa)
Train Weightlifting singlet
Train Weightlifting T-shirt
Shared Accommodation - Hotel
Laundry Services
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Transportation airport - hotel and hotel - airport (Rafael Nunez International Airport)
Transportation between hotel and training center
Welcome Package for All Participants
* Please note the cost of flights to Cartagena is not included.
*Single room available upon request, subject to availability, at an additional cost of $85 USD per night.
Registered athletes are asked to submit a video for each of the following movements: Snatch, Clean & Jerk, Back Squat, and Front Squat at 70–90% of their max.
Athletes without prior weightlifting experience are not required to submit videos.
