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Reply With QuoteTweetOne of favorites of all time. I remember him and Tom Platz had a competition to see who could do the the most reps with 525. RIP.
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Dr Squat, Fred Hatfield , dies at 74
TweetHe was a legend
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Re: Dr Squat, Fred Hatfield , dies at 74
TweetOne of favorites of all time. I remember him and Tom Platz had a competition to see who could do the the most reps with 525. RIP.
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Tweetyep me too. that dude contributed so much to the sport of power lifting and training in generalOriginally Posted by biggio
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Re: Dr Squat, Fred Hatfield , dies at 74
TweetHe was a pioneer in the sport.
https://breakingmuscle.com/learn/the...-fred-hatfieldDr. Hatfield is probably best known for his world record squat of 1,014lbs set in 1987 when he was the age of 45. He was also the founder of Men’s Fitness magazine and the International Sports Sciences Association, and he has written over sixty books. He knows squat and a whole lot more.
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TweetI just remembered a story of my buddy who knew Hatfield told me years ago. They were talking after a meet in the 80s about nutrition, supps, etc. He told my buddy that he took 200mg of anavar a day!!!! He would take a few throughout the day. No test, deca, drol.......always found that interesting.
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