Regional & International Partners
The Asian Strongman Championships is built on a network of passionate organisations across Asia. Each partner promotes and develops strongman in their region, sending their best athletes to compete on Asia's biggest stage.
The Official Strongman Games (OSG) is the largest international strongman competition in the world, with more than 2,000 top male and female athletes from over 30 countries competing for the title of World's Strongest.
OSG holds 11 trademarks of "World's Strongest" titles and hosts their annual championship in the United States. The Asian Strongman Championships is proud to be an official partner of OSG, connecting Asia's strength community to the global stage.
Regional Partners
These organisations run qualifying events in their regions, develop local athletes, and send their strongest competitors to represent their nation at the Asian Championships.
天下无双 (lit. "unrivaled under heaven") was founded in 2024 in Osaka by the core members of Osaka Chicken Legs, with the support of 2019 World's Strongest Man Martins Licis. It is Japan's first international strongman federation open to both domestic and international athletes.
Starting with the first Nonbei Classic in 2024, Tenka Musou has seen rapid growth in both participation and interest in strongman across Japan.
Indonesia Strongman & Woman was founded in 2018 in Jakarta by the core members of a Jakarta-based strongman team. It is the first international strongman community in Jakarta to open participation to both domestic and international athletes.
The organisation has built a welcoming, supportive environment for Indonesian athletes at all levels — from first-time competitors to seasoned professionals — competing across Jakarta and Bali each year.
Asia Strength Games was founded with a bold vision to elevate strength sports across Asia and create a legitimate pathway for regional athletes to compete on the world stage. Originating in Brunei Darussalam, the Games were established to close the gap between Asian strongman athletes and international-level competition.
Organised by Strength Hub and Forged Fitness, the Games represent a collaborative effort to build a sustainable and respected strength sports ecosystem. Among its key milestones, the Games proudly organised Brunei's first Strongman World Qualifier, positioning the nation on the international strength map.
Strongman Cambodia is the country's first dedicated strongman platform, founded by Rise Lifestyle Club — a Cambodia-based lifestyle and performance brand led by HYROX athlete Dani Rodríguez and endurance runner Alejandro Rodríguez. Its inaugural event marked the official introduction of strongman as a sport in Cambodia, laying the foundation for a new generation of Cambodian strength athletes to train, compete, and grow.
Rise Lifestyle Club is a lifestyle-led fitness and performance brand built on healthy habits, discipline, and long-term results through structured training and nutrition — combining powerlifting principles, HYROX-style conditioning, CrossFit-style functional training, and endurance running across Cambodia's growing fitness community.
Strength+ Sports Events was founded by Suhani as one of the very first dedicated strongman platforms in India — built to give Indian athletes a real competitive stage in a sport that's still finding its footing nationally. In 2025, Strength+ was named an Official Strongman Games (OSG) Qualifier host, putting Indian athletes directly on the path to global competition for the first time.
What started as a grassroots push to introduce strongman to India has quickly become one of the country's most important strength sports platforms — and a key partner in growing the sport across South Asia.
Malaysia's Strongest Man is the country's flagship strongman platform, bringing together Malaysia's top strength athletes to compete for the title of the nation's strongest. The event has become a key proving ground for Malaysian lifters, showcasing raw strength across classic strongman disciplines and helping build a growing community around the sport in Malaysia.
Strength Culture is Hong Kong's home for serious strength training — a community-driven gym built around coaching, discipline, and progress in powerlifting and strongman-style training. What started as a small training space has grown into one of Hong Kong's most respected strength communities, producing athletes who train with real intent and compete with real results.
Strength Culture represents Hong Kong's growing appetite for strongman, and a natural home base for the city's next wave of competitors.
Become a Partner
If you run strongman events in Asia and want to give your athletes a pathway to the Asian Championships, we want to hear from you. One region can have multiple partner promoters.