Best Weightlifting Area Costa Mesa Near Me

4worldlovers: We help beginner and advanced Olympic Weightlifters achieve their technique and strength goals, led by knowledgable, experienced, and supportive coaches, in an all-around fun community.

Empowering a culture of champions through the pursuit of excellence is our way of achieving success. Results come when the time is put in. Serious work ethic with serious fun.


Fostering care, support and a team mindset while committing to your personal success.

Providing you with the best coaches Orange County has to offer. Full-time, 100% dedicated coaches focused on getting you to your goals.

Whether you are a youth, junior, senior or master weightlifter, with zero or a ton of weightlifting experience, we're here to get you to your next level.

Unlike other gyms that throw you into group training and programming, we connect you with a coach who will be with you every step of your training. You will meet regularly with your coach to ensure your programming and development is on track with your goals while doing the majority of your training in a coached open gym environment. This means you get individualized coaching and programming without the price tag of personal training.

We offer competitive and non-competitive weightlifting, youth strength classes, masters (35+) training, remote coaching, and open gym 24 hour access.

4worldlovers:
Receive personally tailored guidance, feedback, and programming from an expert coach.


All the competition-level racks, plates, and equipment you'll ever need—so you’ll never have to wait for a rack again.


Whether you’re a new lifter or a world-record-breaker, we’re here to support you.


We welcome athletes from all backgrounds to maximize their strength and train with community support.


We’ll walk you through the basics of the squat, bench press, and deadlift, then provide you with advanced tips as you continue to grow.

Your programs progress with you, so your workouts will always be optimized to your latest performance, abilities, and goals.

Your coach will provide in-depth, video feedback on your workout within 24 hours, so you can improve faster.

We’ve got all the racks, kilo plates, specialty bars you need to mimic competition conditions—every single session.

"I was causally lifting with my husband at the time at the local 24 hour joint, but I knew I wanted more. And I'm so happy I found the courage to reach out and hire a coach."

If you want an full stocked powerlifting gym that has great people and will always hold you accountable to achieving your goals, then there is no better place than SoCal Powerlifting. They have tons of squats racks, deadlift platforms, all sorts of training bars that even other specialty gyms don't have, and 24/7 access that removes any excuses."

I can always count on my coach and others for help.

"There were situations when I didn't know how to use an equipment or needed help with a lift—I always felt comfortable asking for help from other members because of how friendly everyone is."

"My favorite part about SoCal is coming to the gym after 10-12 hours at work (usually pretty exhausted) and knowing the infectious energy of the people around me will push me to get even just a little bit stronger that day."

"I've been 'powerlifting' for about a year, but putting together random programs and lifting at 24 with 'meh' results. I took the plunge at SoCal back in January and got on a program with Juan for a my first official meet at the end of this month. In just a couple of months my numbers have skyrocketed!"

"Due to a past shoulder injury, benching has been my toughest workout. I let my coach know, and he quickly told me what we could do to help balance/strengthen my shoulder. Within minutes, he was able to spot some ways to improve my technique. I truly felt a change."

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