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Bodybuilding Athletes Directory

A searchable record of every competitor we hold results for. Filter by division or country, sort by results or wins, then open any name for the full contest history, with contest years reaching back to 1934.

110,500 Database records
350,453 Results logged
14 Division types
147 Countries
Query-derived Compiled from contest-result records and cached for performance; community flags are reviewed before any change. Updated August 16, 2026
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Athlete records Showing 76 to 100 of 414

Name Country Division Career Results Wins Status
Park Yun Jong South Korea Women's Bodybuilding 2011 1 1 Retired
Jeong Lih Yang South Korea Other Divisions 2009 1 1 Retired
Jung Young Ji South Korea Women's Bodybuilding 2007 1 1 Retired
Chong Ki On South Korea Other Divisions 1999 1 1 Retired
Sim Such Gun South Korea Other Divisions 1998 1 1 Retired
Kim Keum Ja South Korea Women's Bodybuilding 1998 1 1 Retired
Kang Hyong Young South Korea Women's Bodybuilding 1998 1 1 Retired
You Soo Jong South Korea Other Divisions 1997 1 1 Retired
Mon Hyung Pil South Korea Men's Open Bodybuilding 1997 1 1 Retired
Oh Chong Hun South Korea Other Divisions 1996 1 1 Retired
Woo Young Seo South Korea Men's Physique 2021-2025 14 0 Active
Yujin Lee South Korea Men's Physique 2021-2026 14 0 Active
Min Hee Baek South Korea Women's Bikini 2021-2026 14 0 Active
Ji Hye Lee South Korea Women's Physique 2019-2026 12 0 Active
Seungho Chae South Korea Men's Physique 2020-2026 11 0 Active
Hoyeon Jang South Korea Men's 212 Bodybuilding 2022-2026 10 0 Active
Joohyeob Han South Korea Men's Physique 2024-2026 10 0 Active
Soohyun Park South Korea Men's 212 Bodybuilding 2022-2025 10 0 Active
Young Gyu Kim South Korea Men's 212 Bodybuilding 2021-2026 9 0 Active
Eunjo Lee South Korea Women's Bikini 2025-2026 9 0 Active
Dokyung Lee South Korea Women's Bikini 2023-2026 8 0 Active
Soo Hyun Bae South Korea Women's Bikini 2019-2025 8 0 Active
Yeun Je Ho South Korea Men's Open Bodybuilding 1991-2012 8 0 Retired
Gabrielle Hemsley South Korea Women's Bikini 2025+ 7 0 Active
Won Jongyun South Korea Men's 212 Bodybuilding 2023-2026 7 0 Active

About the Bodybuilding Athletes Directory 14 division types

The directory covers competitive bodybuilders from IFBB Pro League champions to national-level amateurs, with records reaching back to the 1930s.

It includes Mr. Olympia and Arnold Classic competitors alongside thousands of pro and amateur shows across every division.

Divisions Covered

Men's Open

The premier division featuring the largest bodybuilders

Classic Physique

Aesthetic proportions inspired by the golden era

Men's Physique

Board shorts division emphasizing upper body development

212

Men competing at or under 212 lbs

Bikini

Women's division emphasizing balanced, athletic physiques

Figure

Women's division with more muscle than Bikini

Wellness

Newer women's division emphasizing lower body development

Women's Physique

More muscular women's division

Women's Bodybuilding

The original women's competitive division

Notable Athletes

The directory includes legendary competitors such as Ronnie Coleman (8x Mr. Olympia), Lee Haney (8x Mr. Olympia), Arnold Schwarzenegger (7x Mr. Olympia), Dorian Yates (6x Mr. Olympia), and many current champions competing today.

What a record means

Free to search, counted from contest results

Every row in this directory is compiled from placement records in the contest database. An athlete has a record because at least one result was logged against their name, not because anyone judged them notable.

Searching, filtering, sorting and paging are free and need no account.

  • The database holds more rows than the directory lists. Rows identified as non-athletes, or kept as name-collision placeholders, are held back from search, so the Database records figure at the top of the page is higher than the number of matches in the table.
  • Results counts every placement stored for that athlete. Wins counts only the results where the placement was first.
  • Career is the first and last year that has a recorded result, so it tracks what we have results for rather than making a claim about career length.
  • Retired is applied when the most recent recorded result is more than five years old. It is not a retirement announcement.
  • This page does not rank anyone. Who was best is a separate question with a published formula, on the GOAT rankings.