Ric Drasin

Ric Drasin

Deceased · Born: Jul 12, 1944 · Died: Aug 30, 2020

Personal Details

BornJul 12, 1944 Bakersfield, California, USA

Biography

October 2012 was a momentous occasion, as Ric received the esteemed Joe Gold Lifetime Achievement Award in Las Vegas, amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the World Gym convention. This prestigious honor marked a significant milestone in Ric's illustrious career, as he became the first and only individual to be recognized for his profound contributions to the world of bodybuilding.

Ric's influence on the sport is immeasurable, as he is credited with creating the iconic logos for both Gold's Gym and World Gym. His tireless efforts to promote the sport have left an indelible mark on the industry, and his talk show, Ric's Corner, has become a beloved institution, delving into the rich history of the Golden Era of Bodybuilding.

Through his dedication and passion, Ric has inspired countless individuals to pursue their fitness goals, and his legacy continues to inspire new generations of bodybuilders and fitness enthusiasts alike. The Joe Gold Lifetime Achievement Award is a testament to Ric's unwavering commitment to the sport, and his enduring impact on the world of bodybuilding.

Career

2005
1999
Active Stealth
Active Stealth as Drug Runner
1996
1994
Flashfire
Flashfire as Kraus von Zeck
Zero Tolerance
Zero Tolerance as LaFleur's Henchman
1980
1979
1978
Sextette
Sextette as Weight-Lifter
1977
1972
Ben
Ben as George