HWS Foundations
When you join Hardwired Strength as a member of our Barbell Club, we’ll provide you with (3) three 1-hour, 1-on-1 sessions to perfect your Snatch, Clean, and Jerk techniques before moving on to our Team Training program.
Additional 1:1 training sessions can be purchased at a discounted rate as a HWS Barbell Club member.
Excludes Personal Training and Basic Membership members.
Beaumont’s only dedicated Olympic Weightlifting Gym
Hardwired Strength is home to our HWS Barbell Club program — a dedicated Olympic Weightlifting community built for athletes of all levels.
Whether you’re chasing your first snatch or refining your clean & jerk for competition, our coaching and team environment will push you to new levels.
Our 5,740 sqft facility provides the space and equipment you need to train seriously, with the added convenience of 24/7 access. Hardwired Strength is more than just a gym — it’s where weightlifters come together to work hard, get better, and build something bigger than themselves.
Recovery & Accessory Room
At Hardwired Strength, Olympic Weightlifting is at our core—but we know great athletes are built by more than just the barbell. That’s why we created our Recovery & Accessory Room, available 24/7 for all members.
This space is equipped with machines, dumbbells, benches, and powerlifting equipment, giving you everything you need for:
Accessory work to strengthen weak points
Recovery-focused training to keep you healthy and moving well
Extra conditioning or bodybuilding-style work to round out your program
Whether you’re chasing bigger lifts or just want a versatile training option, this room makes it possible to train smarter and build a stronger, more resilient body.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
Regular lifting usually means going to the gym to get stronger or build muscle with exercises like bench press, curls, or machines. Olympic Weightlifting is a sport that focuses only on two lifts — the snatch, and the clean & jerk. These lifts are more technical and athletic, combining strength, speed, and coordination. Instead of just moving weight, you’re learning a skill — almost like practicing a sport — and the goal is to lift the barbell from the ground to overhead in one smooth motion.
Absolutely. While CrossFit and Olympic Weightlifting are different sports, the lifts themselves don’t change. By learning proper technique, timing, and efficiency in the snatch and clean & jerk, you’ll not only become a stronger, more confident weightlifter but also improve your overall performance in CrossFit. Better lifts mean better WOD times, safer reps, and more consistency under fatigue.
Not at all. Olympic Weightlifting is actually one of the best ways to build strength, mobility, and athleticism. You don’t need to come in with a certain fitness level — our program is designed to meet you where you’re at and help you progress safely, step by step.
Yes and no. Having experience with the lifts definitely gives you a head start — you already know the movements and aren’t starting from zero. However, specializing in Olympic Weightlifting often means slowing things down, refining technique, and breaking old habits that may not transfer well. That’s where coaching comes in. We’ll help you fix those inefficiencies and rebuild your lifts so you can reach your full potential as a weightlifter.
Victor Hernandez
Owner and Head Coach
Dixie Deyne
Personal Trainer and PL Coach