Marshall White

Marshall White

Born	Marshall C White (1982-04-30) April 30, 1982 Houston, Texas, United States
Residence	Houston, Texas, United States
Other names	"The World's Strongest Mortician" "Sweet Dub" "Dubzilla"
Occupation	Strongman, Powerlifting, Mortician, Athletic Trainer
Height	6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)
Weight	290 lb (130 kg)
Spouse(s)	Divorced
Partner(s)	K Zervakis
Children	2

Competition record
Strongman
Competitor for United States
World's Strongest Man
Qualified	2009 World's Strongest Man
America's Strongest Man
7th	2006
5th	2008
3rd	2010
World Log Lift Championships
9th	2011
Strongman Super Series
7th	2007 Mohegan Sun Super Series
8th	2008 Mohegan Sun Super Series
1st	2009 Romania Grand Prix
All-American Strongman Challenge
4th	2009

Marshall White (born April 30, 1982) is an American professional strongman athlete born in Houston, Texas. Marshall lived for a time Port Angeles, Washington, and in Pagosa Springs, Colorado with his then wife Rachel, whom he married in 2005, and divorced in 2013. Marshall was a Mortician who owned his own funeral home in Colorado- in addition to being an active professional athlete, and dad. He now resides in the Houston Metro area.

Strength Sports

Marshall played football for his junior high and high school in Texas. After graduating, Marshall joined "The Unit", a Strongman group in Cypress, Texas headed by longtime friend and Strongman Travis Ortmayer.

After training with "The Unit" for a year, Marshall applied for a job which would place him in Port Angeles, Washington.

He initially trained at "Marunde Muscle" with World's Strongest Man competitor, the late Jesse Marunde.

Marshall earned his pro card in 2006, and competed in the 2006 ASC Nationals, finishing in 7th place overall.

Marshall was training with Jacob Miskimens in their own facility in Washington when he purchased a funeral home in Pagosa Springs, Co. He made the move to Colorado on March, 2009.

For 2008, Marshall was invited to compete in the World's Strongest Man Super Series, which is a qualifying tour for the World's Strongest Man Competition.

In January 2009, Marshall competed in the Fit Expo in Pasadena, California finishing in 4th place overall.

On July 4, 2009 Marshall recorded his biggest win to date, a victory at the Strongman Super Series Bucharest contest, defeating Nick Best, Brian Shaw and Johannes Arsjo.

This victory qualified Marshall for the 2009 World's Strongest Man contest in Valletta, Malta. Marshall competed in the qualifying heats but failed to qualify for the finals.

Marshall recently competed in the 2011 World Log Lift Championships in Vilnius, Lithuania finishing in 9th place with a lift of 170 kg.

Personal Records

Strongman

Log Press: 170 kg {374 lb}

Olympic Weightlifting

Snatch: 140 kg/308 lbs
(less than bodyweight)
Clean and Jerk: 160 kg/352 lbs (bodyweight)
Total: 300 kg/660 lbs

Powerlifting

Squat: 322 kg raw{715 lb}
Deadlift: 364 kg raw {800 lb}
Bench Press: 218 kg {480 lb}

Achievements

Professional Competitive Record - [1st (7),2nd (3),3rd (1) - Out of Total(21)]

Performance Metric - .891 [American - .862 International - .963]

Professional	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	Total
American	2	3	1	1	2	1	2	2	1		15
International	5									1	6
Combined	7	3	1	1	2	1	2	2	1	1	21

FUTURE CONTESTS

COMPLETED CONTESTS

America's Strongest Man(USA National Championship) - San Diego, California, USA - 5th place (6/21-22/2008)
Strongman Bash for the Troops (USA National Qualifier) - Minneola, Florida, USA - 4th place (5/17/2008)
Sequim Irrigation Festival Jesse Marunde Invitational - Sequim, Washington, USA - winner (5/3/2008)
All American Challenge Fit Expo (World's Strongest Man Super Series Qualifier) - Los Angeles, California, USA - 6th place (2/15-17/2008)
Mohegan Sun Super Series (World's Strongest Man Qualifier) - Uncasville, Connecticut, USA - 8th place (1/19/2008)
Utah's Strongest Man - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA - winner (8/18/2007)
Big Tony's Strongman - New London, Wisconsin, USA - 3rd place (8/18/2007)
Ladysmith Days Can-Am Strongman - Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada - winner (8/04/2007)
Saanich Sunfest Strongman - Saanich, British Columbia, Canada - winner (7/21/2007)
Kamloops Strongman - Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada - winner (6/16/2007)
Sequim Irrigation Festival - Sequim, Washington, USA - 2nd place (5/5/2007)
Mohegan Sun Super Series (World's Strongest Man Qualifier) - Uncasville, Connecticut, USA - 7th place (4/22/2007)
Fit Expo - Pasadena, California, USA - 9th place (2/16-18/2007)
Oregon's Strongest Beaver - Portland, Oregon, USA - 2nd place (10/28/2006)
World Strongman Cup - Vienna, Austria - 11th place (10/212006)
America's Strongest Man(USA National Championship) - Columbia, South Carolina, USA - 7th place (7/21-22/2006)
BCEAA Strongman - Victoria, British Columbia, Canada - winner (7/9/2006)
Saanich Sunfest Strongman - Saanich, British Columbia, Canada - winner (7/81/2006)
Utah's Strongest Man - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA - 5th place (6/10/2006)
World Strongman Challenge - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA - 8th place (5/19/2006)
Sequim Irrigation Festival - Sequim, Washington, USA - 2nd place (5/6/2006)

Amateur Competitive Record - [1st (1), 2nd (1), 3rd (1) - Out of Total(6)]
Performance Metric - .883

Amateur	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	Total
American	1	1	1	2				1					6

Hawaii's Strongest Man (NAS) (Amateur Platinum Plus Level Competition) - Hawaii, USA - winner (4/30/2006) earned ASC Professional Strongman Card
Maxi-Flex Strongman Showdown - Clearwater, Florida, USA - 4th place (12/29/2005)
Washington's Strongest Man - Clearwater, Florida, USA - 4th place (11/29/2005)
Iron Bear Strongman - Port Townsend, Washington, USA - 3rd place (4/23/2005)
Texas's Strongest Man - Texas, USA - 2nd place (5/29/2004)
Texas's Strongest Man - Texas, USA - 8th place (5/29/2002)

External links

Official Marshall White web site

Strength training exercises

Quadriceps (front of thighs)	Deadlift (c) Leg extension (i) Leg press (c) Lunge (c) Squat (c)

Hamstrings (back of thighs)	Deadlift (c) Good-morning (c) Leg curl (i) Squat (c)

Calves	Calf raise (i)

Pectorals (chest)	Bench press (c) Chest fly (i) Dips Machine fly (i) Push-up (c)

Lats and trapezius (back)	Bent-over row (c) Chin-up (c) Pulldown (c) Pullup (c) Seated row (c) Shoulder shrug (i) Supine row (c)

Deltoids (shoulders)	Front raise (i) Head stand into Handstand push-up (c) Lateral raise (i) Military press (c) Rear delt raise (i) Shoulder press (c) Upright row (c)

Biceps (front of arms)	Biceps curl (i) Chin-up (c)

Triceps (back of arms)	Close-grip bench press (c) Dip (c) Pushdown (i) Triceps extension (i)

Forearms	Wrist curl (i)

Abdomen and obliques (belly)	Crunch (i) Leg raise (c) Russian twist (c) Sit-up (c)

Lower back	Deadlift (c) Good-morning (c) Hyperextension (c)

See also Bodybuilding Bodyweight exercise Calisthenics Weightlifting Plyometrics Weight training (List of exercises) Gym Legend (c) - compound exercise, (i) - isolated exercise

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