03-29-10 01:48 AM - Post#614390    

Doyle was the first man to Dead 900 pounds. I remember reading that he would eat 5 pounds of beef and drink 2 gallons of whole milk a day and died at a young age from heart disease (Duh!) but I can't find anything on his training.

Peace ~ Bear

03-29-10 03:36 AM - Post#614391    

There was an article on Fred Hatfield's website (drsquat.com) but I can't seem to access it now.

It was about Dr Squat's encounter with DK, don't remember if there was anything about his training regimen.

"My grandma Olga, a famous Finnish Powerlifter, once told me, 'Little one, take care of your gastrointestinal tract and it'll take care of you.' Then she struck me with some salted herring." - TC Luoma

03-29-10 07:24 AM - Post#614399    

About 10 years ago he was posthumously inducted into York's Hall of Fame. If they have anything on their site, it may mention Kenady's training.

03-29-10 11:34 AM - Post#614450    

Doyle (The Grizzly Bear) was a scary looking individual. I remember Dr. Todd interviewing him at the 1976 (?) World Powerlifting Championship...asking him if he thought Jon Cole was the strongest man in the world. (If my memory serves) His answer was brief and succinct:

"Definitely not!"

Wicked

"I'm in good shape for the shape I'm in." "Jesus said to him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man comes to the Father, but by me." John 14:6

03-29-10 11:56 AM - Post#614457    

Doyle and his crew pretty much stuck to the basics. Meaning a lot of the three lifts, not a lot of assistance work and IIRC, they had more off days than work days.

Mark it Zero.

03-29-10 01:20 PM - Post#614475    

• Wicked Willie Said:

LOL! Doyle looked like he would have been fine living in a cave.

Peace ~ Bear

03-29-10 01:24 PM - Post#614476    

• DanMartin Said:

Many guys trained like that back then, Dan. Thanks.

Peace ~ Bear

03-29-10 01:48 PM - Post#614480    

• Barney Said:

He was a nice guy. His appearance was cultivated more for effect than anything else.

Mark it Zero.

03-29-10 03:00 PM - Post#614492    

http://drsquat.com/content/knowledge-bas e/blast-past-dr-deadlift

No real training info though...

-[[[----]]]- ~Dave

03-29-10 04:05 PM - Post#614511    

Tough to find much on the web, other than this piece of info. But then, a good search is never finnished.

http://taker.forumup.it/ntopic42-taker.html

Life's too short to worry about longevity.