John Meadows

John Meadows was an American bodybuilder, coach, nutritionist, and YouTube sensation. He was well-known for presenting many of his exercise demonstrations and favorite workouts on his channel. He had won several bodybuilding competitions at both the state and national levels. At the age of 13, he entered and lost his first bodybuilding competition. He was also an entrepreneur, as he was the founder of the supplement company Granite Supplements. To pursue his passion, he left his job as a senior project manager at Huntington Bank. He had also founded his own fitness company, “Mountain Dog Diet.” He got the nickname ‘Mountain Dog’ because he used to own a Bernese Mountain Dog. Sadly, he died on August 8, 2021.

How much was John Meadows Net Worth?

As of 2021, the net worth of John Meadows is estimated to have $3 Million. His main source of wealth comes from his role as a bodybuilder, coach, and nutritionist. He also runs a YouTube channel and has proven to be a successful entrepreneur as well which boosts up his net worth. The exact salary of John Meadows is still to get unfold yet. Prior to health, he was living a cool lifestyle. Through granitesupplements.com, he has been offering several products including Vaso Plast, Protein Powder, Essential Aminos, GX Pre-Workout, Joint Care, Ultimate Muscle Building Stack, Ultimate Weight Management Stack, Ultimate Performance Stack, Granite Gift Card, American Granite Hoodie, American Granite Tank, American granite Tee, Full Circle Crop Sweatshirt (NAVY), Full Circle Zip Hoodie, Granite Performance Shorts and many more.

Why was John Meadows Known For?

  • Being a bodybuilder, coach, nutritionist, and entrepreneur.
  • Being the owner of the supplement company Granite Supplements.
  • For launching his own fitness company, “Mountain Dog Diet.”
Maya Lin-Takahashi

Maya Lin-Takahashi

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Maya is a hardware enthusiast who tests and reviews smart home devices, smartphones, wearables, and audio gear. She focuses on practical consumer value and build quality.

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