Amit Chaudhary

Amit Chaudhary, is an Indian bodybuilder. He participated in World Games 2005 and 2009 representing India. National Gold medal total 18 times. First Indian Bodybuilding Athlete to achieve a place in World Games 2004, Antop Germany .Only Indian Bodybuilding Athlete who passed dope test 13 times in Delhi. He was married to Romy Chaudhary a government teacher in 2017. And has a daughter named Shivika Chaudhary. He is currently living in Bulandshahar. His Father was Gulvir Singh Chaudhary, a well known advocate and activist and involved in politics of Bulandshahar. Amit Chaudhary's mother Chandrakanta Chaudhary was also active in local politics . Amit Chaudhary has three siblings two elder sisters and one elder brother Anurag Chaudhary who was also his coach during his participation in world games. His brother Anurag Chaudhary is today the president of IBBFF (Indian Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation) and a senior advocate. In September 2011, he was given the Laxman Award by Uttar Pradesh government and in 2019 Amit Chaudhary was honoured with the Youth Icon award by chief minister Yogi Adityanath. He is not active in bodybuilding as a competitor today but organises championships on his own.

Participation history

Year Event[1] Rank
2004National Championships1st
2004South Asian Championships1st
2005National Championships1st
2005IFBB Asian Amateur Championships - Light-MiddleWeight11th
2005World Games - Bodybuilding 75 kg7th
2007IFBB Asian Amateur Championships - WelterWeight9th
2008IFBB Asian Amateur Championships - Light-HeavyWeight6th
2009IFBB Asian Amateur Championships - Light-MiddleWeight4th
2009IFBB World Amateur Championships - MiddleWeightDid not place
2009World Games - Bodybuilding 80 kg5th
2010IFBB Arnold Amateur - Light-HeavyWeightDid not place[2]
2012IFBB Asian Amateur Championships - MiddleWeight4th

References

  1. ↑ "Chaudhary, Amit". Musclememory.com. Retrieved 30 July 2017.
  2. ↑ "Bodybuilding.com - Amit Chaudhary Profile and Pics!". Bodybuilding.com. Retrieved 30 July 2017.


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