Larry Scott - The 1st Mr Olympia - 1965,1966
Name: Larry Scott
Born: October 12, 1938, Blackfoot, Idaho
Current Residence: Salt Lake, Utah
Nickname: The Legend
Official website: Larryscott.com
Larry is a devoted Mormon, and currently lives in Salt Lake City, Utah. He owns a bodybuilding advisory company. Raised in Pocatello, Idaho. Enrolled in California Air College, and studied electronics. First magazine photo's were in a magazine called 'Tomorrow's Man'. Larry had a small part in the 1964 movie 'Muscle Beach Party'. On October 29, 1966, Larry married Rachel Ichikawa. Has five kids, four boys and 1 girl.
Larry Scott established and personified bodybuilding's beach Adonis image, and became the sport's Golden Boy after winning the IFBB Mr. America title in 1962. Larry won the first two Mr. Olympia contests, establishing his name in glory forever. Larry was inducted into the Joe Weider Bodybuilding Hall of Fame in January 1999.
Larry Scott when he started training with weights in 1956 was narrow shouldered and was not genetically gifted as many other bodybuilders. But he built increadible delt muscles that made him look impressive with his pair of biceps. His arms form, size and proportion are amonghst the best in the bodybuilding history.
Scott retired from the competitive bodybuilding at the age of 28.
This DVD is a tribute to LARRY SCOTT, the first ever Mr Olympia Champion in 1965 and 1966. Early Years - Posing - Awards - Career Highlights - Interview - Seminar.
1965 Mr. Olympia, America & Universe. 1969 East Coast USA. 1981 IFBB Mr. Universe. This DVD is a priceless record of a piece of history that otherwise would have been lost.
1979 IFBB Diamond Cup - 9th
1966 Mr. Olympia - Winner ($1,000)
1965 Mr. Olympia - Winner (Crown)
1964 IFBB Mr. Universe Medium - Winner
1963 IFBB Mr. Universe Medium - 1st
1962 IFBB Mr. America - 1st
1961 Mr. Pacific Coast - 1st
1960 Mr. California - 1st
1960 Mr. Los Angeles - 3rd
1959 Mr. Idaho - 1st
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