Art Atwood est décédé ce jour à Dallas, R.I.P.

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Art Dale Atwood died today in Dallas, Texas. He was 37 years old. The circumstances of his death are still unclear. Although, there have been several sources that have said that Art was at a pool party and fell or jumped in. When he was pulled out by fellow party goes he was already blue and wasn't able to be resuscitated. Untill the autopsy is preformed, we can't know if any substances or alcohol was envolved.

Art won his IFBB pro card at the 2001 NPC Nationals in Atlanta, Georgia. His professional bodybuilding debut was the 2001 Toronto Pro where he took 1st place. His first IFBB Mr. Olympia came in 2002, where he placed 12th. Art competed in 19 shows as a pro bodybuilder, and retired from the stage in 2006. Atwood was arrested in 2008 in connection to Operation Raw Deal. His arrest was also tied in with the arrest of David Jacobs, who later killed IFBB Fitness Pro Amanda Savell and then turned the gun on himself.

Since his arrest Art started Professional Supplements (http://www.professionalsupplements.net/) and was responsible for bringing Vitargo to the United States. Professional Supplements and Atwood’s main product, Karbolyn, have become very popular and the growth of his company and his reputation as a businessman have surged. He also became highly regarded as a contest prep coach, helping IFBB Pro Steve Kuclo, IFBB Pro Jason Huh, and many others. Art also ran and owned a nutrition store and tanning salon called, Results Dallas.

Art Atwood was one of the first IFBB Pro bodybuilders I was fortunate enough to have an extended conversation with. When we met, I was surprised by his modesty, honesty, and the friendly manner in which he spoke to me... A regular fan. Since our first meeting, Art reinforced those initial impressions every time we had a chance to interact. Art’s death is a horrible loss for his family, friends, and the bodybuilding world as a whole. He will be missed.

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Arthur Dale Atwood est mort aujourd'hui à Dallas, au Texas. Il avait 37 ans. Les circonstances de sa mort sont encore incertaines. Bien qu’il y ait plusieurs sources qui ont dit que Art était à une fête quand il est tombé dans une piscine. Quand il a été sorti par un de ses comparses, il était déjà bleu et n'a pas pu être réanimé. Jusqu'à son autopsie, nous ne pouvons savoir si cet accident est dû à des substances ou de l’alcool.

Art avait gagné sa carte pro à la IFBB aux championnats nationaux NPC à Atlanta en 2001, en Géorgie. Ses débuts professionnels culturiste ont eu lieu en 2001 au Toronto Pro où il avait pris la 1ère place, pour rejoindre le club d'élite des culturistes pro qui ont remporté leur première compétition professionnelle. Son premier Mr. Olympia fût celui de 2002, où il se classa à une respectable 12ème place. Pendant toute sa carrière professionnelle, Art participa en tout à 19 compétitions avant de se retirer en 2006.

Atwood a été arrêté en 2008 dans le cadre de l'Opération Raw Deal. Son arrestation a également été liée à l'arrestation de David Jacobs, qui plus tard tua Amanda Savell (Pro Fitness IFBB) avant de retourner l’arme contre lui.

Depuis son arrestation Art débuta la promotion de « suppléments professionnels » (http://www.professionalsupplements.net/). Il était chargé de promouvoir Vitargo aux USA. Suppléments professionnels et Karbolyn sont devenus très populaires ce qui contribua grandement à l’essor de sa popularité et de sa réputation d’homme d’affaires.
. Il était aussi très apprécié en tant que coach pour les compétitions (Steve Kuclo, Jason Huh et bien d’autres faisaient parties de ses clients à un moment donné)
Il a été également gérant d’un magasin de diététique et U.V.

Art Atwood était l'un des bodybuilders Pro de premier plan à l’IFBB
J’ai eu la chance d’avoir de longues conversations avec lui. Lorsque nous nous sommes rencontré, j’ai été surpris par sa simplicité, son honnêteté et sa manière amicale de me parler. Depuis notre première rencontre, Art renforcer ces premières impressions à chaque fois. La mort de Art est une terrible perte pour sa famille, ses amis et le monde du bodybuildingt. Il nous manquera.

Oh merde!
Pas bon d'être bodybuilders en ce moment entre luke wood et lui.
RIP

ah ué y tombe comme des mouches en ce moment les pauvre jcroi qu'il étai australien aussi comme luke

C'est une écatombe ces derniers temps!!
R.I.P.

RIP Art

A une Pool Party au cours de l'Olympia week-end 2010

le sport c'est la santé, disais t'on à une époque


je vais peut etre me mettre au bricolage !!!!

R.I.P

muscuberry a écrit:

le sport c'est la santé, disais t'on à une époque


je vais peut etre me mettre au bricolage !!!!

oui ou change de sport la pétanque c'est bien, y a des stages de reconversion pour le bilboquet aussi

37 ans comme Luc Wood.
C'est la série .... et comme on dit jamais 2 sans 3. En espérant qu'il n'y aura pas de 3e.

sans faire de l'humour noir et surtout trop facile

a ce rythme, ROC ECLERC va vite devenir un sponsor de futur ex-champion

Selon Ron Avidan, Art marchait le long de la piscine de sa copropriété au moment de subire une attaque cardiaque qui l'aura précipité dans l'eau.

Si c'est la réalité, c'est doublement pas de bol...Déjà une crise cardiaque c'est pas facile, mais si en plus il tombe à l'eau

Au moment de toucher le fond, faut croire que ses espoirs étaient définitivement tombés à......

tant va la cruche à l'eau...

Profile
or those of you who are not familiar with me, I would like to take this time to give you a brief history of myself and fill you in on the stepping-stones of my career.

I was born on December 27, 1973 in a small city in Wisconsin. I grew up on competitive sports, mainly football and track. I started training with weights when I was twelve to increase my speed and power. I was very fortunate to have coaches and an older brother who were knowledgeable and committed to intense training. They were my major motivators and taught me the basics of weight training.

After senior year in high school, I focused on college and decided to put more energy into weights. At the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, I met my good friend and “nutritional mentor” Tony Frontier. He told me I had an excellent training program but my calorie intake and nutrition were too weak for the effort I was putting forth. At the same time that Tony had me eating huge quantities of food, he encouraged me to enter the Mr. Wisconsin. I entered the teen division and won the light-heavyweight and overall title, weighing 185lbs at contest time

After winning the 93’ teen Wisconsin, I didn’t compete again until 99’. During those six years: I managed fitness clubs and nutrition stores, learned all the information that I could about bodybuilding, nutrition, and supplements, and went to UWM for Exercise Kinesiology. I entered the 99’ Wisconsin to qualify for a national level show. I weighed in at 236lbs and won the super heavyweight title.

The year 2000 was an eventful one for me. I warmed up with the Mid-Illinois in Ottawa, Illinois. This was my first “big” show to have over 100 competitors. Jeff and Ann Johnson, were the promoters of this well organized and very popular show. I won the heavyweight and overall title at 237lbs. Two weeks later, I made some refinements and won the Jr. USA super heavyweight and overall title beating out heavyweight competitor, Victor Martinez. Eager to keep competing, a few months later, I gave the USA’s a shot and took seventh place. I thought I needed more size to compete at the national level, so I jacked my calories and training up and entered the Nationals at 252 lbs. A disappointing fourteenth place, convinced me to come in super hard like I did at the Jr. USA’s.

The next year, 2001, turned out to be one of the best years of my life. I entered the USA’s at a ridiculously shredded 234lbs. I placed third but knew I made a couple mistakes and that I could come in fuller. I decided to compete at the Nationals only 4 months later. It was here in Atlanta where I finally earned my coveted IFBB Pro Card at a thick 244lbs.

It now was time to become a “Professional” bodybuilder. I didn’t want to be another Pro BB just taking up space in a lineup. I made a decision to become the best! I wasn’t sure where to start on the pro level, so I hired contest prep guru Chad Nichols. With Chad’s help and my pure determination, I decided to try my first “Pro” show that very next year. I just was curious of what would happen! Only 6 months after earning my pro card, I came in at a full, 255 shredded pounds and earned my very first IFBB Professional title, the Toronto Pro. It was a total rush to win my pro debut and beat out veterans like Markus Ruhl and Darrem Charles! After the Toronto, I made a promise to myself. I told myself that I would improve AT LEAST 10% every time I enter a show, no matter what!

Here are the current stats:

Height: 5’11″
Competitive weight: 278 – 287 lbs
Off season weight: 320 – 330 lbs
Chest: 61″
Legs: 32″
Arms: 23″
Calves: 21″
Current training style: Each muscle is trained every 5 days

Competitive History

Contest titles:

2006

Europa Super Show – IFBB, 5th
Montreal – IFBB, 7th
2005

Arnold Classic – IFBB, 14th
San Francisco Pro Invitational – IFBB, 10th
2004

Florida Pro Xtreme Challenge – IFBB, 5th
Hungarian Pro Invitational – IFBB, 8th
Night of Champions – IFBB, 9th
Toronto Pro Invitational – IFBB, 5th
2003

Night of Champions 7th place
Hungarian Pro 3rd place
Mr. Olympia 13th place
Russia Grand Prix 6th place
British Grand Prix 7th place
Dutch Grand Prix 8th place
2002

Toronto Pro 1st Place! (Pro Debut)
Mr. Olympia 12th place
London Grand Prix 7th place
GNC 12th Place
2001

USA 3rd place SHW
Nationals Super HeavyWeight winner (earned Pro Card)
2000

Mid-Illinois SHW 1st and overall winner
Jr. USA SHW 1st and overall winner
USA SHW 7th
Nationals SHW 14th (overlooked & missed my peak)
1999

Mr. Wisconsin SuperHeavyweight winner
1993

Teenage Mr. Wisconsin lightheavyweight and overall winner.
Several things I have learned over the past 15 years in bodybuilding:

Perfect and master the basics of weight training.
Consistently change your approach until you accomplish your goals.
To absolutely NEVER give up!

moi perso, c est un joli athlète, massif comme j'apprécie

Putain mais c'est dérisoir un forum internet , vous vous rendez compte que ce génie est mort bordel ! c'est une personne comme il n'y en aura jamais plus !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-L67xVpoGw

vous devriez tous être fou de rage au lieu de commmenter ça comme des glands !

Toujours pas remis de la mort d'Amy Winehouse mmh ?

Moi je l'ai croisé Art Atwood ! et vous savez quoi il m'a fait halluciner , je me suis aprocher du stand ABB a Colmar , j'étais au stand ...! j'ai commencé a parler avec le vendeur ... normal . et d'un coup ! Il était là! il est apparu ! de nul part ! dans son costume noir ! il était là ! invinsible avant qu'il bouge , de dos ! Il s'est retourné et je l'ai vu!!!! il était invisible je ne l'ai vu que quand il a bien voulu que je le vois , genre un super pouvoir !!!! ouais ! C'est mon plus grand souvenirs que j"oublirais jamais .

Il ne fait pas bon être Bodybuilder ses derniers temps... Bon entre Luke Wood, Andy Whitfield et Art Atwood, espérons que la série noire est terminée !

Freakydog a écrit:

Putain mais c'est dérisoir un forum internet , vous vous rendez compte que ce génie est mort bordel ! c'est une personne comme il n'y en aura jamais plus !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-L67xVpoGw

vous devriez tous être fou de rage au lieu de commmenter ça comme des glands !

Freakydog a écrit:

Putain mais c'est dérisoir un forum internet , vous vous rendez compte que ce génie est mort bordel ! c'est une personne comme il n'y en aura jamais plus !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-L67xVpoGw

vous devriez tous être fou de rage au lieu de commmenter ça comme des glands !

c'est l'hôpital qui se fout de la charité là

Arthur Dale Atwood died today in Dallas, Texas. He was 37 years old. The circumstances of his death are still unclear. Although, there have been several sources that have said that Art was at a pool party and fell or jumped in. When he was pulled out by fellow party-goers he was already blue and wasn't able to be resuscitated. Until the autopsy is performed, we can't know if any substances or alcohol was involved.

Art won his IFBB pro card at the 2001 NPC Nationals in Atlanta, Georgia. His professional bodybuilding debut was the 2001 Toronto Pro where he took 1st place, joining an elite club of pro bodybuilders who won their first pro show. His first IFBB Mr. Olympia came in 2002, where he placed a respectable 12th. During the span of his career, Art competed in 19 shows as a pro bodybuilder, and retired from the stage in 2006.

Atwood was arrested in 2008 in connection with Operation Raw Deal. His arrest was also tied in with the arrest of David Jacobs, who later killed IFBB Fitness Pro Amanda Savell and then turned the gun on himself


Since his arrest Art started Professional Supplements (http://www.professionalsupplements.net/) and was responsible for bringing Vitargo to the United States. Professional Supplements and Atwood’s main product, Karbolyn, have become very popular and the growth of his company and his reputation as a businessman had recently surged. He was also highly regarded as a contest prep coach, helping IFBB Pros Steve Kuclo, Jason Huh, and many others. Art also ran and owned a nutrition store and tanning salon called, Results Dallas.

Art Atwood was one of the first IFBB Pro bodybuilders I was fortunate enough to have an extended conversation with. When we met, I was surprised by his modesty, honesty, and the friendly manner in which he spoke to me... A regular fan. Since our first meeting, Art reinforced those initial impressions every time we had a chance to interact. Art’s death is a horrible loss for his family, friends, and the bodybuilding world as a whole. He will be missed.

*More details to follow as they come in.

il faut rappeler qu'après luke wood, art atwood décède a 37a

il y a cinq ans, paul demayo, est aussi décédé a 37 ans

un age qui devient critique