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Mohsen Yazdani

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Mohsen Yazdani
Born
Mohsen Yazdanikachoei

(1969-08-01) August 1, 1969 (age 55)
CitizenshipIran
EducationDBA

Mohsen Yazdani (born January 8, 1969, in Tehran) is an Iranian bodybuilding champion. In 1999 he was the first Iranian bodybuilder to achieve the gold medal in world championships and in the same year also received the most advanced bodybuilder of the year award from (IFBB). Yazdani is also the first ever Iranian bodybuilder to join IFBB pro. He is now active as the founder and CEO of Hirbod chain gyms.[1]

Biography

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Mohsen Yazdani was born on January 8, 1969, in Tehran. When he was 12, he started his career in wrestling and in the same year he achieved the silver medal in the Tehran Youth Cup. He entered boxing when he was 16, and after he was done with his conscription he started his bodybuilding career by the advice of his friends Hamid Gheisari and Hadi Ghadir. He started his career in Olympic gym in 1991. He achieved his first medal ever by reaching third place in the national cup. A few months later he entered the national cup for the second time, and he was able to achieve the gold medal.[2]

Awards and titles

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National titles

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Row Year Title Weight
1 1990 Third place 65 kg
2 1991 First place 70 kg
3 1992 First place 70 kg
4 1993 First place 70 kg
5 1994 First place 70 kg
6 1995 First place 70 kg
7 1996 First place 70 kg
8 1997 First place 70 kg
9 1998 First place 70 kg
10 1999 First place 70 kg

Asian titles

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Row Year Title Weight
1 1993 Asian third place (Singapore) 65 kg
2 1994 Asian third place (Malaysia) 70 kg
3 1994 Best Asian figurist (Malaysia) 70 kg
4 1995 Second place (China) 70 kg

International titles

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Row Year Title Weight
1 1999 Bayern Munchen International Free weight
2 1999 First place - European international 80 kg
3 1999 First place - European international Free weight
4 1999 First place - European international 70 kg
5 1999 Champion of champions of Europe Overall

World titles

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Row Year Title Weight
1 1998 World second place (Turkey) 70 kg
2 1999 World first place (Slovakia) 70 kg
3 1999 Most advanced bodybuilder and first place (Slovakia) 70 kg
4 2000 Fourth place (Malaysia) 70 kg

Titles as Iran’s national team coach

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Row Year Title
1 2003 Asian cup - third place (Bahrain)
2 2008 Asian cupABBF - first place (Thailand)
3 2008 World cupIFBB - second place (Bahrain)
4 2009 World cupWBPF - first place (Thailand)
5 2009 World cupWBPF - first place (Emirates)
6 2010 Asian cupWBPF - first place (Iran)
7 2010 World cupWBPF - first place (India)

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References

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  1. ^ "بیوگرافی محسن یزدانی".
  2. ^ http://www.gymbody.ir
  3. ^ "پایگاه تخصصی پرورش اندام - محسن یزدانی". Archived from the original on 2017-04-04. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
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