Hidehiro Yamagishi, male. Japanese, top fifteen in the Olympia Competition. The benchmark figure in the Asian bodybuilding industry, the only Asian bodybuilder to break into the world's top ten bodybuilders. Born June 30, 1973. Height 163 cm (5 ft 5 in) Weight: 100 kg (220 lb)
Host comments: Hidehiro Yamagishi is an Asian bodybuilder who was born, grew up, and trained in Asia and entered the Olympiad, hoping that his breakthrough can give China's Liu Xinggang the greatest encouragement, looking forward to the breakthrough of Chinese bodybuilding.
Hidehiro Yamagishi, who was arrested and imprisoned for 60 days in the United States for carrying a large amount of steroids, experienced the darkest period of his life. But in any case, we can't deny that he is Japan's most successful bodybuilder to date. After his release from prison, Yamagishi returned to Japan, where he practiced hard and prepared to make a comeback in a more perfect state, this time, the part he chose to break through was his chest.
Bodybuilder Milos > Sacevin advocated multi-group training, and each part of the training required at least 4 movements, and was very strict about the movement norms.
His disciples— Dennis James, Dennis Wolff, Luke Ward, and Hidehiro Yamagishi— all underwent his rigorous training, and the effect was evident. The above have all shined in the Mr. Olympia Competition.
As a professional bodybuilder, Yamagishi's goal is to stand on the Olympiad podium, although he has made some mistakes before. But we can't deny the sweat he's shed on the path of bodybuilding. As the first athlete in Japan to qualify as a professional athlete, he has just won the first 3 years of professional athletes, and almost no one is optimistic about him, and even the Japanese media has almost given up expectations of him. However, Yamagishi persevered, finishing 3rd in the Sacrament Pro and 13th at the 2007 Olympiad. And behind all this, there is a hidden unremitting effort. Here, we hope that Yamagishi can get out of the shadow of the "steroid incident" as soon as possible and continue to break through his career.