South Korea shined at the World Games bodybuilding competition Sunday, taking three gold medals out of the seven events contested, while host Chinese Taipei picked up a silver and a bronze. South Koreans picked up gold medals in the men's lightweight, light-heavyweight up to 85 kg and welterweight events, in the competition held at Jhihde Hall in Kaohsiung. Chinese Taipei's Hsu Chung-huang took silver in the men's middleweight event, trailing behind Ukraine's Beila Balog but beating competitors from Japan, Poland and India. Huang Chien-chih added a bronze for the World Games host in the men's welterweight event. Ukraine's Oleksandr Bilous snatched a gold in the men's heavyweight event, while Qatar's Kamal Abdullsalam Abdulrahman took silver and Slovakia's Peter Tatarka took bronze. Chinese Taipei's Hsu Chia-hao finished last in the five-man field. In the women's events, Diana Almeida from Brazil dazzled the audience and judges with her choreographed fitness routine, defeating competitors from Ukraine, Slovakia, Estonia and Lithuania to take the gold medal in the women's fitness competition. Slovakia's Jana Purdjakova won the gold in the women's lightweight class, beating challengers from Lithuania, Ukraine, Japan and Venezuela. Bodybuilders in international competitions must perform designated and free- style poses to demonstrate how well and properly they build up muscles and put them together to create a balanced and aesthetic human physique. In the free-style division, the athletes are required to pose by following the sound of self-selected music to show off the best parts of their bodies. 