KIM Suhyeon

World Championships - Part one

Year	Location	71kg - Total	71kg - Snatch	71kg - C&J	81kg - Total	81kg - Snatch	81kg - C&J
2019	Pattaya, THA	-	-	-	(---)	2nd (111)	(---)
2018	Ashgabat, TKM	12th (209)	11th (93)	13th (116)	-	-	-

World Championships - Part two

Year	Location	69kg - Total	69kg - Snatch	69kg - C&J
2017	Anaheim, CA, USA	(---)	4th (103)	(---)
2014	Almaty, KAZ	11th (226)	12th (101)	9th (125)

Asian Games

Year	Location	69kg - Total
2018	Indonesia	4th (227)

Asian Championships

Year	Location	69kg - Total	69kg - Snatch	69kg - C&J	76kg - Total	76kg - Snatch	76kg - C&J
2020	Tashkent, UZB	-	-	-	2nd (244)	2nd (106)	2nd (138)
2019	Ningbo, CHN	-	-	-	3rd (244)	3rd (107)	3rd (137)
2017	Ashgabat, TKM	2nd (230)	3rd (100)	1st (130)	-	-	-

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

Athlete

Korean

Incheon Metropolitan City Hall [Republic of Korea]

An Yong-Kwon [club], KOR; Jeon Sang-Seok [national], KOR

She began weightlifting in grade nine of middle school in Suwon, Republic of Korea. (kgnews.co.kr, 11 Oct 2012)

She was inspired to try the sport after watching Korean weightlifter Jang Mi-Ran. (news.kmib.co.kr, 16 Mar 2021)

To win a medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (news.kmib.co.kr, 16 Mar 2021)

Korean weightlifter Jang Mi-Ran. (news.kmib.co.kr, 16 Mar 2021)

Coach Kim Kyung-Sik, who passed away in 2018. (news.kmib.co.kr, 16 Mar 2021)

In 2019 she was presented with an Excellence Award by the Korea Weightlifting Federation. (joongboo.com, 04 Feb 2020)

She was named Most Valuable Player [MVP] at the 2014 National Weightlifting Championships in the Republic of Korea. (joongboo.com, 16 Jun 2014)

In 2014 she received the Rookie of the Year Award from the Korea Weightlifting Federation. (zum.com, 26 Jan 2015)