Louis-Philippe Jean, born on 15 August 1984, is a Canadian strongman competitor who entered the World's Strongest Man contest on several occasions. He began competing in strongman at 17 and at 22 became the youngest man to win the Quebec Cup. He took third place at Canada's Strongest Man in 2006, was invited to the Strongman Super Series in 2007, and in 2008 became Canada's Strongest Man, again the youngest ever to win the title. He missed the finals of the 2008 World's Strongest Man, reached the 2009 final in Valletta and finished tenth, and missed the finals in 2010 at Sun City. On 30 April 2011 he lifted a Canadian record log of 195.5 kilograms, a mark that stood until 2017.
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