Visegrad Four
Weightlifting
Federation
Bringing together the national weightlifting federations of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia to strengthen regional cooperation, competition, education and development.
Four nations.
One regional cooperation.
The Visegrad Four Weightlifting Federation brings together the national federations of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
Established in August 2026, V4WF builds on many years of cooperation through regional competitions and youth development.
It provides a structured platform for competition, education, knowledge sharing and development.
V4WF News
Latest updates from the Visegrad Four Weightlifting Federation.
Developing weightlifting together.
Cooperation across athletes, coaches, technical officials and sports administrators.
Competition
Regional events bringing athletes from all four national federations together.
Youth Development
Supporting the next generation through U18, U23 and Olympic Hopes competition.
Education
Knowledge sharing for coaches, officials and sports administrators.
Attila Adamfi
Attila Adamfi of Hungary was elected the first President of the Visegrad Four Weightlifting Federation in 2026.
From cooperation to federation.
V4WF is a new organisation built on an established tradition of regional cooperation in weightlifting.
Years
Olympic Hopes cooperation
Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia developed regional youth competitions that later became part of the Visegrad weightlifting programme.
First Visegrad 4 Cup
The inaugural Visegrad 4 Cup was held in Prague, creating a regular competitive format between the four national federations.
International innovation
The V4 Cup was used for the first IWF test of the Electronic Change of Call system.
Towards a regional federation
The four member federations moved towards formalising their long-standing cooperation.
V4WF established
The Visegrad Four Weightlifting Federation was established, with Attila Adamfi elected its first President.
Olympic Hopes & Visegrad 4
Regional competition has connected Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia for many years, with youth and U23 events hosted across all four member nations.