Mongolia's President stunned in the gym: lifted 90 kilograms 20 times
Mongolia's President Ukhnaagiin Khürelsükh made headlines with a bench press he performed in the gym. The 58-year-old President was seen lifting a 90-kilogram weight for 20 repetitions. Khürelsükh's performance, which also drew attention due to his military background, attracted great interest on social media.
Mongolia's President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh made headlines with a bench‑press workout in the gym. The 58‑year‑old leader drew attention with his performance as he lifted a 90‑kilogram weight 20 times in a row.
Images of Khurelsukh training in his uniform quickly attracted attention on social media.
Lifted Weights in Uniform
The footage shows Khurelsukh lying on the bench‑press bench working with a 90‑kilogram weight. While the president lifted the weight in a controlled manner for 20 repetitions, those around him also stood by in case of a potential accident.
The leader's performance, who did not remove his uniform during the workout, captured the attention of viewers.
Has a Military Background
Khürelsükh has a military background in addition to his interest in sports. Between 1985 and 1989, Khürelsükh studied at the Mongolian Defense University, later served in the Mongolian People's Army, and rose to the rank of reserve colonel.
President since 2021
Khürelsükh, who also held significant positions in his political career, served as Prime Minister of Mongolia from 2017 to 2021. Elected president in 2021, Khürelsükh continues to head the state.
The 58‑year‑old leader's 20‑repetition bench press with 90 kilograms quickly became a social‑media talking point.
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