Quite literally a walking role model

New York Night of Champions (1979).

It's a shame but he brought his early death upon himself through PEDs and meth. He had a lot of issues he couldn't deal with. Some think it was the 1980 Mr Olimpia that caused his downward spiral. I think Arnold bribed people for that win. It might have been devastating to his career for him to lose.

Terrible shame.

@@bigbadbootydaddy515 Indeed it was 🎯

You're right!

He was smart but he was also a trouble maker, contrarian and not just humble

Good one

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@Please enter a name his thinking was too independent, to a fault at times. He was an iconoclastic, which doesn't work well in structured systems like medical school

@Molon Labe certainly too much of an independent thinker for medical school, but part of being a med student is being open to learning (and regurgitating pharma), even if you disagree with what is being taught. MM was probably enamored with the idea of being a Dr and the respect it brings, but not willing to sacrifice his pride to learn things he didn't agree with. All of this is guessing, of course.

@@DualSportExplore medicine is extremely difficult to get through

He was three years into the med program when he dropped out to pursue a career in professional bodybuilding.

@@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE thank you. Did he complete his pre-med undergrad work to achieve a degree and drop out during his med school work or was the undergrad degree what you were meaning he dropped?

Undergrad. He was three years into the pre-med program when left school for bodybuilding.

​@HEAVYDUTYCOLLEGE that means he never attended medical school..pre med does not mean medical school..pre med is a 4 yr undergrad program in university, which u have to complete before applying into medical school.

That’s the goal 💪