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Strongman Team: Marshall "M-Dub" White |
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Marshall “M-Dub” White
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 290
Date of Birth: 26
Hometown: Port Angeles, WA.
Occupation: Mortician
| | | | Personal Bests:
Squat: 700 lbs
Deadlift: 815 lbs
Bench press: 460 lbs
Log press: 360 lbs
All American Strongman Challenge (Fit Expo) 4th
America's Strongest Man 5th
American Strongman Bash for the Troops Qualifier 4th
Sequim Irrigation Festival - Jesse Marunde Invitaional 1st
All American Strongman Challenge (Fit Expo) 6th
WSM Mohegan Sun Grand Prix 8th
Marshall White (M-DuB) is 26 years old, 6'3", 290lbs. He was born and raised in south Texas. His interest in strength athletics started at a young age, when his parents purchased a small gym in which he would work and "tinker" with weights.
He then went on to play football for his junior high and high school as most young men do in Texas. His senior year of high school was when he took his "interest" in strength to a whole new level. He hooked up with a long time family friend named Floyd Wilder in order to become what he wanted to be…a Strongman.
Marshall set a foundation for himself by competing in powerlifting, while at the same time continuing to train in Strongman disciplines. He focused on school and finally graduated, then decided it was time to start on the path to become a professional Strongman.
This is when he joined "The Unit", a Strongman group in Texas headed by longtime friends and great Strongmen Roger and Travis Ortmayer (members included Jim Glassman, Josh Thigpen, Jason Hehr and Tim Trahan).
After training with "The Unit" for a year, Marshall received a job offer which would place him in Washington.
He initially trained at Marunde Muscle with World Strongman competitor Jesse Marunde, and The Sequim Crew (including Breck Gault, Jacob Miskimens, and John "Sarge" Allen).
It was in Washington state that Marshall would set the wheels in motion in order to become a professional in one year's time. He accomplished this goal on April 30th, 2006!
He has since competed in many pro shows including 2006 professional nationals (7th place) and a few international shows. He is known for his very fast and strong stone loading, but he is very proficient at every discipline.
For 2008, Marshall has been invited to compete in the World's Strongest Man Super Series , which is a qualifying tour for the World's Strongest Man Competition. |
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