Peter Putnam (bodybuilder)
American bodybuilder (born 1976)
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Peter Matthew Putnam (born August 6, 1976 in Dalton, Georgia), is an American IFBB professional bodybuilder,[1] fitness spokesmodel, and celebrity trainer. He is the 2004 NPC Collegiate Nationals Champion, the 2007 NPC USAs Light-Heavyweight Champion, and the 2008 NPC Nationals Light-Heavyweight Champion. Putnam has appeared in many worldwide bodybuilding publications and been featured on covers such as Muscle and Fitness and FLEX. He has also appeared as a MADE Coach on MTV and a cover model on Jeff Foxworthy's 2000 album Big Funny.
- Bodybuilder
- fitness spokesmodel
- celebrity trainer
- recording artist
2007 NPC USAs Light-heavyweight Champion
2008 NPC Nationals Light-heavyweight Champion
Appearing in bodybuilding magazines and on MTV’s MADE
Peter Matthew Putnam | |
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| Born | 6 August 1976 Dalton, Georgia, U.S. |
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| Years active | 2004–present |
| Known for | 2004 NPC Collegiate Nationals Champion 2007 NPC USAs Light-heavyweight Champion 2008 NPC Nationals Light-heavyweight Champion Appearing in bodybuilding magazines and on MTV’s MADE |
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In addition to his career as a bodybuilder, Putnam is a recording artist. His single, "We Didn't Want Your War," is an anthem about the war in Ukraine, written to raise support for the Ukrainian people. Putnam has also released a full-length album entitled The Shadowlands. Both releases were recorded at the American Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. "Black Raven", a track off The Shadowlands, is a tribute to Loretta Lynn that was recorded the day after the country music star died.
