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Chester Yorton (1940 – November 21, 2020) also known as Chet Yorton, was an American bodybuilder who became known as "The Father of Natural Bodybuilding" for his advocacy of steroid-free bodybuilding. [1] He defeated Arnold Schwarzenegger at the 1966 [2] NABBA Mr. Universe (amateur) held in London.
At the time of their discontinuation, Bodybuilding.com's forums were the internet's largest online forums for fitness discussion. [14] They were known for their strong sense of trolling and their expansive discussion of unrelated subjects in the Misc. (miscellaneous) subforum. [17] [18] As of 2022, 18 million people used the forums. [19]
He took part in the Gold's Classic Treasure Valley Natural Bodybuilding Championship, and won. He has won the Fit Body Competition, which Bodybuilding.com organizes. A year later in 2011, Cook also won the Naturally Bodybuilding Championship hosted by the NPC Iron Man magazine. He has a title from a NPC Junior National Championship.
YouTuber and bodybuilder Jesse James West worked out with Ronnie Coleman, eight-time Mr. Olympia champion, on chest day.
The magazine ceased publication on June 7, 2013 after Robert Kennedy Publishing declared bankruptcy, [2] and a little over a year after Kennedy himself died. In addition to MuscleMag International, Kennedy has also written 53 books, including several New York Times bestsellers; Hardcore Bodybuilding , Reps! , RockHard! , Beef It! , and Pumping Up!
Ray is referenced in The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding by Bill Dobbins and Arnold Schwarzenegger.He authored a book titled The Shawn Ray Way on Bodybuilding. Ray has appeared on the cover of Flex magazine more times than any other bodybuilder and has been featured in various fitness and bodybuilding publications worldwide.
Bill Reynolds, then Flex magazine editor-in-chief, gave Fox the nickname "Brutal Bertil" for his high-volume and extremely heavy training. Fox placed second in two IFBB shows – the 1982 Night of Champions and the 1983 Swiss Grand Prix (beating Lee Haney ) and he finished fifth in the 1983 Mr. Olympia (his second of five Mr. O appearances).
After seeing Mr. Universe Bill Pearl in a magazine, Dickerson changed his focus from acting to bodybuilding, and, at age 24, he began training at Pearl's Los Angeles gym. [9] Dickerson first entered a bodybuilding competition in 1965 by taking third place at that year's Mr. Long Beach competition.