Amotti is one of the athletes participating in the second season of Netflix Physical: 100.
The competitive reality show follows 100 athletes as they take part in a series of strength, endurance and teamwork challenges for a chance to win $240,000.
Originating in South Korea, the Korean-language streaming hit became an international sensation in its first season, prompting a search for Season 2, which is now streaming on Netflix.
4 fun facts about physics: Amotti of the 100s
Amot’s real name is Kim Jae Hong
The six-foot-tall bodybuilder’s real name is Kim Jae Hong.
Kim is a world-renowned bodybuilder, CrossFit athlete and competitor worldwide (sometimes as Kim Jae Hong and other times as Amott).
He is internationally ranked in the Crossfit leaderboard for competition, ranking 24th in the Asian Men’s division in 2018 and 727th worldwide in 2020.
Amooti (aka Kim Jae Hong) is from South Korea and has lived there all his life.
He is 31 years old (born 9 November 1992).
Amot’s Go-To Gym is a hot spot in Seoul
Fans looking to pump iron with Amot can do so at his gym of choice: Sweat on Soul.
Lives in the capital of South Korea Physical: 100 the competitor has placed his ticket at the Suseo-dong ward facility.
He often posts on his Instagram while training at Sweat on Seoul and uses the space as a fitness and training center for competitions.
And Amotti is not the only one. Several others Physical: 100 contestants including Yung Sung Bin (who appeared in season 1) also call Sweat on Seu home.
The Seoul-based fitness center has become a hub for CrossFit and bodybuilding content creators and is owned Physical: 100 Season 1 athlete Caro, famous for her online presence.
Amotti participated in the Show Me the Body competition
Before appearing Physical: 100 Season 2, Amotti participated in the famous Show Me Your Body bodybuilding competition.
Although he didn’t end up winning, he called the experience one “no regrets.”
He posted about the competition on his personal Instagram page while describing it “pros and cons” process and thanks his fans for all the support (translated from Korean to English):
“Show me the body after the ups and downs.
“No matter what the end result is, let’s do it without regrets” was the goal
There are no regrets in the process, so I can’t wait for the results. 사진 꿈여다
Masunho for creating a great personalized frame, thank you so much
AND
Join the start and finish of this challenge
IFBB pro Kim Young Kyu
thanks a lot
If it wasn’t permanent, there wouldn’t be me.
Thank you so much to all of you who have been with me.”
Amotti publishes training videos on YouTube
Like many of his CrossFit and bodybuilding peers, Amott has an extensive presence on YouTube.
The fitness creator regularly posts workout videos on the platform, showing subscribers the efforts she makes to maintain her hard-earned physique, and perhaps providing workout inspiration to curious viewers.
Amotti also likes to share vlog-style and travel content, showcasing parts of his time living in Korea and his many travels in Asia and other parts of the world for competitions or otherwise.
He has over 150,000 subscribers on YouTube, and his biggest videos have garnered over a million views.
How to watch Amott online
Fans who want to keep up with Amott can follow him online on Instagram or YouTube.
Physical: 100 Season 2 is now streaming on Netflix.
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