Hidetada Hide (pronounced' Hee-day') Yamagishi was born in Hokkaido
Japan, where is northern island of Japan. It is not big and modern city
like Tokyo or Osaka but there are still a lot of nature. Hide always had
been very active to play many kind of sports since he was a little kid,
started with baseball, soccer, gymnastics, Syourin Kunfu Black belt,
Judo then Rugby football. When Hide played Rugby football in high
school, he finally met his passion, Barbell and Dumbbell! He had been
always muscular since he was little but really skinny before started lifting
weight but by the time he graduated from high school, he gained almost
50lbs of muscle on his 5-7 frame.
Hide decided to start competing as a bodybuilder when he was in Waseda
University in Tokyo where he had degree of sports nutrition science.
In his second year of serious training, he already won the national
college championships and defended this title a year after. Hide keeps
competing after graduated from Waseda University, working as a
successful personal trainer which, at that time, there were not many
personal trainer out there in Japan so Hide is one of the originator.
Hide also graduated from 3 years of acupuncture therapy school to
have national license.
Hide had been battling in so many shows not only in Japan but also in the
world championships and Asian championships. After he won the first prize
in 2001 Asian championships. He decided to step forward to the pro rank.
At that time, no one could believe any Japanese or Asian guy could be top
pro or be the Mr.Olympia contender. Many people in this industry tried to
persuade him not to turn pro because they thought there was no chance for
him! Like many people predicted, Hide had trouble to be in top 15 in just a
small show in the first couple of years but end of the year 2006, Hide finally
got chance and cracked into top 4 in Holland Grand-Prix show. In 2007,
Hide made history to be the first Japanese to step on the Mr.Olympia stage
(13th place). He was also invited to the Arnold classic where no Japanese
ever competed before him. In 2009, Hide was finally rising into the top
contender as to be runner up in 2 pro shows and 9th place in Mr.Olympia.
By: www.hide-productions.comJapan, where is northern island of Japan. It is not big and modern city
like Tokyo or Osaka but there are still a lot of nature. Hide always had
been very active to play many kind of sports since he was a little kid,
started with baseball, soccer, gymnastics, Syourin Kunfu Black belt,
Judo then Rugby football. When Hide played Rugby football in high
school, he finally met his passion, Barbell and Dumbbell! He had been
always muscular since he was little but really skinny before started lifting
weight but by the time he graduated from high school, he gained almost
50lbs of muscle on his 5-7 frame.
Hide decided to start competing as a bodybuilder when he was in Waseda
University in Tokyo where he had degree of sports nutrition science.
In his second year of serious training, he already won the national
college championships and defended this title a year after. Hide keeps
competing after graduated from Waseda University, working as a
successful personal trainer which, at that time, there were not many
personal trainer out there in Japan so Hide is one of the originator.
Hide also graduated from 3 years of acupuncture therapy school to
have national license.
Hide had been battling in so many shows not only in Japan but also in the
world championships and Asian championships. After he won the first prize
in 2001 Asian championships. He decided to step forward to the pro rank.
At that time, no one could believe any Japanese or Asian guy could be top
pro or be the Mr.Olympia contender. Many people in this industry tried to
persuade him not to turn pro because they thought there was no chance for
him! Like many people predicted, Hide had trouble to be in top 15 in just a
small show in the first couple of years but end of the year 2006, Hide finally
got chance and cracked into top 4 in Holland Grand-Prix show. In 2007,
Hide made history to be the first Japanese to step on the Mr.Olympia stage
(13th place). He was also invited to the Arnold classic where no Japanese
ever competed before him. In 2009, Hide was finally rising into the top
contender as to be runner up in 2 pro shows and 9th place in Mr.Olympia.
Hidetada Yamagishi IFBB Professional Bodybuilder.
Hidetada Yamagishi at 2010 Europa Show Of Champions.Hidetada Yamagishi 1st Place winner of 2010 Europa Show
Of Champions.
Hidetada Yamagishi show posing after complete his trainingat GOLD'S Gym in 2009.
Hidetada Yamagishi show posing after complete his trainingat GOLD'S Gym in 2009. Hidetada Yamagishi in side chest pose
at Golds Gym.
Hidetada Yamagishi show posing after complete his trainingat GOLD'S Gym in 2009. Hidetada Yamagishi show his back.
Hidetada Yamagishi show posing after complete his trainingat GOLD'S Gym in 2009. Hidetada Yamagishi show his muscular body.
Hidetada Yamagishi show posing after complete his trainingat GOLD'S Gym in 2009. Hidetada Yamagishi old photo.
Here Hidetada Yamagishi started his bodybuilding career.
Hidetada Yamagishi triceps training with rowing curl rood.Hide Yamagishi look outstanding at this year, now he is in
off-season shape.
Hidetada Yamagishi with his close friends.hide yamagishi in yello t-shirt.off-season shape here.
Hidetada Yamagishi with his fans.
Hidetada Yamagishi as a guest poser at IFBB Hidetada Yamagishi Contest.
Hidetada Yamagishi as a guest poser at IFBB Hidetada Yamagishi Contest.
Hidetada Yamagishi Training Video.Hidetada Yamagishi Two Weeks Before
The Phoenix Pro Bodybuilding Contest 2010 | Hidetada Yamagishi HD Video
Hidetada Yamagishi Contest History:
1998: Japan Nationals - JBBF, MiddleWeight, 2nd
1999: Asian Amateur Championships - IFBB, Light-MiddleWeight, 4th
Japan Nationals - JBBF, MiddleWeight, 2nd
2000: Mr Japan - JBBF, 3rd World Amateur Championships - IFBB,
WelterWeight, 6th
2001: Asian Amateur Championships - IFBB, Light-MiddleWeight, 1st
Mr Japan - JBBF, 2nd
Japan Nationals - JBBF, Winner
World Games, MiddleWeight, 5th
2002: Asian Games, Light-MiddleWeight, 4th
Mr Japan - JBBF, 3rd
Japan Nationals - JBBF, MiddleWeight, 1st
World Amateur Championships - IFBB, WelterWeight, 10th
2005: Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, Did not place
2006: Grand Prix Austria - IFBB, 12th
Grand Prix Holland - IFBB, 4th
Grand Prix Romania - IFBB, 6th
Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, Did not place
San Francisco Pro Invitational - IFBB, 11th
Santa Susanna Pro - IFBB, 12th
2007: Arnold Classic - IFBB, 13th
Atlantic City Pro - IFBB, 9th
Grand Prix Australia - IFBB, 5th
Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 7th
Olympia - IFBB, 13th
Sacramento Pro Championships - IFBB, 3rd
2008: Atlantic City Pro - IFBB, 8th
2009: Atlantic City Pro - IFBB, 2nd
Ironman Pro Invitational - IFBB, 4th
New York Pro Championships - IFBB,Open, 5th
Olympia - IFBB, 9th
Orlando Show of Champions - IFBB, 2nd
2010: Arnold Classic - IFBB, 8th
Orlando Show of Champions - IFBB, Open, 1st
Phoenix Pro - IFBB, Open, 2nd