Larry Wheels - Age, Wiki and Bio

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Spouse	Sheyla Williams

Overview	Larry Wheels has made a name for himself as a multifaceted athlete, excelling in powerlifting, bodybuilding, arm wrestling, and strongman competitions. He entered the competitive powerlifting scene when he was 18, achieving first place in his debut contest despite being lighter than most opponents. In November 2017, he set a world record in the 275 lb weight class by lifting an astounding 2,275 lbs. His venture into bodybuilding was equally successful; within three months of his powerlifting record, he won the NPC Gold Coast Muscle Classic. As an entrepreneur, he founded a fitness apparel brand called Team Personal Record in 2018 and currently serves as its president. Larry is known for achieving another world record in 2020 in the 308 lb weight class, showcasing his strength with an 870 lb squat, 645 lb bench press, and 855 lb deadlift.

Overview

Larry Wheels has made a name for himself as a multifaceted athlete, excelling in powerlifting, bodybuilding, arm wrestling, and strongman competitions.
He entered the competitive powerlifting scene when he was 18, achieving first place in his debut contest despite being lighter than most opponents.
In November 2017, he set a world record in the 275 lb weight class by lifting an astounding 2,275 lbs.
His venture into bodybuilding was equally successful; within three months of his powerlifting record, he won the NPC Gold Coast Muscle Classic.
As an entrepreneur, he founded a fitness apparel brand called Team Personal Record in 2018 and currently serves as its president.
Larry is known for achieving another world record in 2020 in the 308 lb weight class, showcasing his strength with an 870 lb squat, 645 lb bench press, and 855 lb deadlift.

Favorite Cheat Food	Cinnabon rolls
Car Collection	Mercedes

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Larry Wheels faced significant challenges in his childhood, including losing custody to his mother and living in foster care.
Inspired by early experiences, he started lifting weights at age 14 with makeshift equipment.
He sought out a dedicated coach, John Gaglione, who greatly improved his lifting technique and performance.
Larry has been open about his experiences with steroids, admitting to starting at the age of 16 and later transitioning to testosterone replacement therapy.
Despite the rigorous demands of training for strongman events, he maintains a diet that sometimes requires up to 8,000 calories a day.
He runs the OG Gym Podcast on YouTube and is known for his love of animals, particularly his pet dog.