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This signal means the lift is not approved.

This signal indicates that the lift is good and approved by the judge.

This signal means the weightlifter must stop the lift due to a rule violation or safety concern.

This signal indicates that the weightlifter needs to adjust the starting position of the barbell.

This signal is often used informally to communicate that a lift was performed correctly and is approved.

This signal is to indicate that the athlete should retake their starting position.

This signal means the weightlifter's feet are not in the correct position before the lift starts or after it finishes.

This signal is an invitation for the lifter to start the attempt when the platform is ready.

This signal is given to judges when an attempt needs to be recorded or scored.

This signal is given to maintain the bar in the finished position and await the judge's signal to drop the weight.

This signal indicates a 'no lift' due to an illegal elbow touch or press-out during the execution of the lift.

This signal means the attempt is rejected and is often followed by a briefing on what was incorrect.

This signal means the lift time has expired and the attempt is forfeited.

This signal means the lift is invalidated due to incorrect bar path or contact with the torso.