Miles Wydall

Online Olympic weightlifting coach for competitive lifters

Fitness CoachOnline$70 to $145 an hour
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Miles Wydall is an online Olympic weightlifting coach who works with competitive lifters. He offers video analysis, individual programming and long-term competition planning. He was Team Manager and Coach of the Australian team at the 2025 Mini Pacific Games and Senior Oceania Championships, where the team won 20 gold medals. His lifters have competed at the Commonwealth Games and the World Junior and Youth Championships. He also builds low cost keypads for the OWLCMS competition system.

What Miles helps with

Miles works with lifters on technique, training plans and getting ready for competition.

  • Video analysis of lifting technique
  • Individual training programs
  • Long-term competition planning
  • Preparing for a first competition
  • Working out how to warm up
  • Choosing boots, bars and other equipment
  • Finding physios, doctors, masseuses and dietitians

Who Miles works with

Miles coaches Olympic weightlifters, from lifters preparing for a first competition to youth, junior and senior athletes at international meets. His lifters have competed at the Commonwealth Games, the Oceania Championships and the World Junior and Youth Championships.

How Miles works

Miles coaches remotely. His service is built on video analysis, individualised programming and long-term competition planning. Lifters also get written guidance on warming up, preparing for a first competition, and choosing equipment such as boots, bars and weights. He offers separate Olympic weightlifting courses for athletes and for coaches.

Background and qualifications

Miles was selected as Team Manager and Coach of the Australian team for the 2025 Mini Pacific Games and Senior Oceania Championships. The team came away with 20 gold, 5 silver and 15 bronze medals. His lifters have competed at the 2024 Commonwealth Championships in Fiji, the 2025 Commonwealth Championships in India, the 2025 World Junior and Youth Championships in Peru, and the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. One of his lifters, Nya Hayman, won bronze at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in the 69kg class. He also builds OWLCMS competition keypads.

Miles Wydall pricing

Hourly rate range
$70 to $145 an hour
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Programs and services

  • Online weightlifting coaching
  • Video analysis
  • Individualised programming
  • Long-term competition planning
  • Olympic weightlifting course for athletes
  • Olympic weightlifting course for coaches
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He coached the Australian team at the 2025 Mini Pacific Games and also builds OWLCMS competition keypads.

Best for Olympic weightlifters who want remote coaching and a long-term plan for competition.

Common questions

How much does Miles Wydall charge?

Coaching with Miles runs $70 to $145 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.

What does Miles Wydall help with?

Miles Wydall helps with video analysis of lifting technique, individual training programs, long-term competition planning and preparing for a first competition.

Does Miles Wydall coach online?

Sessions are online.

Does Miles Wydall coach beginners for their first competition?

Yes. His site has guidance on preparing for a first competition and on how to warm up.

Does Miles Wydall offer courses for coaches?

Yes. He offers an Olympic weightlifting course for coaches as well as one for athletes.

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