HAM Eunji

World Championships

Year	Location	59kg - Total	59kg - Snatch	59kg - C&J
2018	Ashgabat, TKM	18th (197)	20th (86)	14th (111)

Asian Games

Year	Location	58kg - Total
2018	Indonesia	6th (203)

Asian Championships

Year	Location	55kg - Total	55kg - Snatch	55kg - C&J	59kg - Total	59kg - Snatch	59kg - C&J
2020	Tashkent, UZB	6th (200)	8th (84)	5th (116)	-	-	-
2019	Ningbo, CHN	-	-	-	4th (205)	7th (90)	4th (115)

Legend
C&J - Clean & Jerk, (---) - no valid result, DSQ - Disqualified

Hamzzi (Instagram profile, 31 Jan 2021)

Athlete

Korean

Wonju City Hall [Republic of Korea]

Park Mi-Jeong [club], KOR; Jeon Sang-Seok [national], KOR

She began weightlifting in 2010. (sportsq.co.kr, 17 Mar 2015)

She competed in athletics while she was in primary school but her father Ham Seung-Ho, who coached the sport, suggested she should try weightlifting instead. "When he took me to a weightlifting gym in grade five, I felt a very heavy atmosphere. However, that year, a movie about a weightlifting team was released, and it changed my prejudice regarding the sport. It helped me to find a light atmosphere at the gym the following year." (Hello Barbell YouTube channel, 03 Aug 2020; yonhapnews.co.kr, 05 May 2018)

To win gold at the Olympic Games. (Hello Barbell YouTube channel, 02 Sep 2020)

Her father Ham Seung-Ho. (Hello Barbell YouTube channel, 04 Aug 2020)

She wears orange underwear at competitions. "When I did the weigh in at the national sports festival, my coach thought that my orange underwear was gold and said that it looked cool. And I took home my first gold at the event. Since then, I have worn the same underwear on competition days." (Hello Barbell YouTube channel, 02 Sep 2020)

She was named Best Weightlifter at the 2020 National Business Weightlifting Championships in the Republic of Korea. (ohmynews.com, 18 Aug 2020)