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PARA POWERLIFTING NEWS
Mexico City 2017 competition dates announced
World Para Powerlifting and World Para Swimming Championships to begin on 2 December
Mexico City 2017 rescheduled
The World Para Swimming and World Para Powerlifting Championships will now take place between 27 November and 7 December.
Athlete Representative elections for swimming and powerlifting postponed
The new date will be announced in due time
Candidates for World Para Powerlifting Athlete Representative announced
Accredited powerlifters are allowed to vote for one of the three nominees at Mexico City 2017
New direction for Australian Para powerlifting
The sport will now be under the National Federation, giving it more focus and sustainability
Mexico City 2017: Hiroshi Miura hoping to improve ahead of Tokyo 2020
Japanese powerlifter expects World Championships to grow the sport
Worldwide education in Para sport grows
Thailand and Chile latest countries to host training courses
Mexico City 2017: Majid Farzin ready to set new world record
Iranian powerlifter taking inspiration from teammate Siamand Rahman
2017 Paralympic Sport Award winners revealed
Athletes recognised for outstanding achievements at Rio 2016
Powerlifting education stepped up in Iran
One of the sport’s leading countries hosts training courses ahead of Mexico City 2017
Kitakyushu 2018: 1 year to go
What you need to know about World Para Powerlifting Asian Open Championships
Mexico City 2017: Hu Dandan to miss Worlds due to pregnancy
“My baby is like a gold medal to me,” says China’s Rio 2016 champion
Mexico City 2017: 1 month to go
What you need to know about the World Para Swimming and World Para Powerlifting Championships
Mexico City 2017: 5 powerlifters to follow on social media
World Championships lift off in exactly one month
My Refugee Story: Rajab’s powerlifting dream
We meet Iraqi refugee who has found new hope through Para sport in first of our special series from Greece.
Mexico City 2017: Amalia Perez pushing for Para sports promotion
Home favourite hopes World Championships can change perceptions of people with impairment