Greg Valentino

Anthropometry

• Height 168 cm
• Weight in the offseason 120 kg
• Chest 147 cm
• Waist 76 cm
• Biceps 69 cm

Like any sport, bodybuilding has its flamboyant. Gregg Valentino is one of the rare bodybuilders, which has incredibly large hands (circumference equals 69 cm). Greg Valentino was married, he has children. Regarding his sports career, Greg wasn't trying to turn yourself into a professional bodybuilder and bodybuilder. Moreover, he never sought to participate in the competition "Mr. Olympia" and other significant events.

As for his amazingly huge hands, then, in the words of Greg Valentino, the size of his hands he was always ahead of his peers in school, then College, and finally, in the field of bodybuilding. Greg began bodybuilding at age 13. At 23 he decided to try to take steriod. By chance, he stumbled on synthol, and as a result, his hands rose from 46 to 69 centimeters! Today, doctors have concerns that the size of the hands can significantly spoil the life of Greg, maybe they even need to resort to amputation or reduce their weight through surgery. Himself Gregg Valentino, would not agree to any reduction or amputation.

The life of Gregg Valentino not be called easy and normal, in a common notion of the word. Greg participated in the war, he had to kill people. Moreover, Greg Valentino was a drug dealer and a very long time had a drug addiction. Drugs was the cause of the destruction of the personal life of Greg, but also because of the drugs, Greg was unable to save and their own gyms. For drug trafficking Gregg Valentino was in jail. When Greg was a drug dealer, he was nearly shot in one of the local fights.

Glory Greg Valentino had conquered the fact that in the ranks of famous weightlifters, it has a lot of loyal friends, and many enemies, with whom he is ready to fight right now. Requires attention and the fact that well-known in the world of bodybuilding Greg Valentino writes autobiography with the assistance of the professional writer that willtell the readers about what life was this bodybuilder. Currently Greg is the author of the column (6-8 pages) in the magazine "Muscular" (Muscular Development). Every day he receives hundreds of letters from war, from prison, from beginner bodybuilders.

I would also like to mention, and that few people know that Greg once worked as a bus driver who drove children with disabilities.