Geoff Dolan is a Canadian strongman competitor, born on 17 April 1974. He has competed in both the World's Strongest Man and the IFSA strongman organizations, reaching the final of the World's Strongest Man in 2003 and finishing tenth, and finishing tenth again in the 2005 IFSA final. During the last event of the 2005 IFSA Strongman World Championships, the Atlas Stones, he trapped his little finger under a stone as he loaded it onto the pillar, leaving the bone exposed and the finger almost severed, and he dropped several places as a result. Later that year he competed for team Pan-America at the IFSA World Team Championships, taking second place alongside Travis Ortmayer, Jon Andersen and Van Hatfield. At home he has entered Canada's Strongest Man five times, with a best finish of third, and he placed second at North America's Strongest Man in 2001. He holds a recorded world record for the duck walk, 240 kilograms over 20 metres in 11.97 seconds, set at the 2006 IFSA Dubai Grand Prix.
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reaching the finals of the World's Strongest Man in 2003 finishing 10th
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