From book to app: How ‘Six Attempts, Six White Lights’ became KAZ Competition IQ

Olympian · Elite Coach · Author

Kazem’s Creations

The Elite Weightlifting Ecosystem by Kazem Panjavi

From Female Olympic Weightlifters to KAZAPP: Experience Turned into Innovation

Six Attempts: Six White Lights book cover

Six Attempts: Six White Lights

Female Olympic Weightlifters book cover

Female Olympic Weightlifters

How to Win Olympic Weightlifting Competitions book cover

How to Win Olympic Weightlifting Competitions

KAZAPP home screen app icon

KAZAPP Mobile Application

The Kaz Path and Shrug System hardware device

The Kaz Path & Shrug System

Olympic Weightlifting Scoreboard Software interface

Kaz Competition IQ

Olympic Weightlifting Scoreboard Software

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Phoenix Cup Legacy & Fantastic Four

Phoenix Cup international weightlifting competition venue

Phoenix Cup Legacy

2014–2018. Four self-organised international competitions, run single-handed with no NGB support — three reached the official IWF calendar.

Seven countries. National teams from Germany, Belgium and Sweden, plus France (two teams), Austria, Switzerland and India.

The proof. World-class competition can exist outside the institutions — built on one Olympian’s vision and expertise alone.

Fantastic 4 Challenge banner, Ealing Weightlifting Club

Fantastic Four

The next chapter. A permanent, recurring team event — the natural evolution of four editions of the Phoenix Cup.

One team, four generations. Different ages, genders and strengths lifting together as a single team, not as individuals.

Beyond the solo sport. Weightlifting built, organised and celebrated as a shared achievement at the highest competitive level.