Mike O'Hearn
Mike O'Hearn is a bodybuilder, trainer, actor and fitness creator who shares gym sessions, coaching and conversations with fellow athletes.
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Mike’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
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Overview
- From
- Kirkland, Washington
- Work
- Bodybuilder, trainer, fitness model and actor
- TV breakthrough
- Titan on NBC’s American Gladiators (2008)
- Training program
- Power Bodybuilding
Mini bio
How it started.
Mike grew up in Kirkland, Washington, surrounded by athletic parents and siblings. In a Muscle & Fitness interview, he recalled learning bodybuilding and football from his dad and martial arts from his mom. He won a teenage Washington state bodybuilding title at 14 and also pursued powerlifting and judo.
Finding his way to California.
He told Iron Man that attending the 1990 Mr. Olympia in Chicago brought him to the attention of industry figures including Marty Demirjian and Joe Weider. Photo shoots for Muscle & Fitness followed. He moved south and trained clients at Gold's Gym Venice while building his own competitive and modeling career.
From Titan to online coaching.
Television fans know him as Titan from the 2008 American Gladiators revival. His work now includes Power Bodybuilding courses and YouTube training videos with athletes such as Jay Cutler and Billy Gunn. He has continued acting too, including Brad Vanderhorn in Magazine Dreams and a character in Kesha's JOYRIDE. video.
Creditschronological, newest first
Film and music videos
- 2025Magazine DreamsBrad Vanderhorn; US theatrical release
- 2024Kesha: JOYRIDE.Derk Delusional the One to Outrun
Television
- 2008American GladiatorsTitan
Awards
Quotes
I may not be the most talented guy or the most gifted, but I’ll outwork anyone.Mike O’Hearn, Muscle & Fitness
Speaking about the consistency behind his long fitness career.
Trivia
- He modeled for Topaz romance book covers in the 1990s, describing how photographs were turned into illustrated covers in his Iron Man interview.
- Bruce Lee was an early influence on his approach to training and setting goals.
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