Dorian Yates

Famous for pushing the limits and having the biggest and most ripped body of all time Dorian yates is a true inspiration and one of a kind. This is a must read for anyone in any type of fitness but also for almost everyone to see just how much hard work and having goals can make a difference

This book is really good, gives a good insite into Dorians life and it was really cool to hear his life story.

Inspirational

Great story about an inspirational athlete and person. Well written as well.

I am a big Dorian Yates fan, and this is by far the most disappointed I have ever been in a book. I was hoping to read about in-depth details leading up to his six Mr Olympia wins, and more details on his training but that simply didn't occur. Ninety -nine percent of the book was written by Kaspa Hazlewood. Dorian didn't seem to have very much involvement in this project at all. Occasionally , Dorian will comment about a certain event or give his opinion on something but nothing of significance. Do yourself a favor, and re-read some old Flex Magazines or buy a used copy of Blood and Guts. Save your money and do not buy this book.

A very interesting read about Britain's most successful bodybuilder. Dorian Yates combines scientific knowledge with extraordinary self discipline and focus.The book has been well constructed and details a remarkable story from humble beginnings to world champion. There is no self glorification but modest description how Dorian achieved the ultimate bodybuilding prize.The only negative is there are several typing errors in the print which should have been edited prior to printing

Reasonably interesting account of Dorian's life - but really, really disliked the fawning style of the author. The more I read the more "stretched" some of the story seemed. E.g. there were no top flight pro British bodybuilders when DY came along in the early 90's. Tell that to Charlie, Ian, Eddy, Ernie etc.

I'm a big fan of Dorian, but this book seemed to have been written by an even bigger fan....the unwavering praise and flattery grew a bit sickly for my tastes.If you're a fan then I doubt this book will tell you anything you haven't heard before.

I first trained in the Temple Gym circa 1995.. and find myself back there recently.. Dorian was there a few days ago, I didn’t speak with him. He strikes me as an aloof albeit fascinating character, someone who I admire. This was a great read.

If you like bodybuilding/getting into it this is A MUST. Only thing is I expected more workout information which was was not present. Still a good read