BWLA
The BWLA page gives details of the organisation of the BWLA and the roles and responsibility of the Executive Board, Operations Committee, and Divisions. BWLA is affiliated to a number of organisations for purposes of competing at international level, and works with a number of Partners for assistance and development of the sport with the United Kingdom. This page also gives the key staff and their profile.
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On Tuesday 10 June 2008 we published a radical new strategy to get
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Established by Royal Charter in 1996, UK Sport works in partnership with the home country sports councils and other agencies to lead sport in the UK to world-class succes
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01Enter and compete in official BWLA competitions.
02Information about the possibility of joining a club in your area.
03Obtain coaching to enable you to lift weights correctly.
04Enrol for recognised BWLA Courses.
05Get fit and lead a healthier lifestyle.
06Exercise with weights or compete in weightlifting and it is not influenced by age.
07.Meet new people and make new friends.
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