Greg Doucette

Greg Doucette is a Canadian bodybuilder, powerlifter and fitness coach. According to the About page of his own website, he holds a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Acadia University and a master's degree in kinesiology from St. Francis Xavier University, earned his IFBB Pro card at the Canadian Nationals in 2012, and holds a Guinness World Record for the sumo deadlift along with a WPC bench press record in the 90 kg class. His year of birth is not stated on his website.

He sells his products under the name Coach Greg Inc. through gregdoucette.com, and markets a supplement line under the HTLT ("Harder Than Last Time") brand on a separate store, htltsupps.com. HTLT is also the name of his training programs and apparel line.

His main channel is the YouTube channel "Greg Doucette" (@gregdoucette), which is linked from his website and showed 2.43 million subscribers when read on September 13, 2026. His website also links Instagram (@gregdoucetteifbbpro) and Facebook accounts.

What he sells, with prices as listed in USD on gregdoucette.com on September 13, 2026: - One-Time Basic Plan ($399): a custom diet and training plan with exercise selection, meal options, cardio recommendations and access to the Cookbook 3.1 recipes. - One-Time Premium Plan ($997): the Basic Plan plus all of his eBooks and a bloodwork analysis with supplement recommendations. - Ongoing Customized Coaching (from $4,000 for 3 months, with 6- and 12-month options): weekly check-ins, messaging support, bloodwork analysis and group calls with Greg. The product page showed it as sold out, with a "notify me" sign-up. - All-In With Greg Coaching ($15,000 for the 3-month option): one-on-one coaching with Greg directly. - Books and programs: The Ultimate Anabolic Cookbook 3.1 (from $149; eBook or eBook plus print), The Ultimate Meatless Anabolic Cookbook ($99), The Power 13 Cookbook ($79), The Circle Diet ($39.99), The Home & Hotel Hypertrophy Handbook ($47) and the Harder Than Last Time Training Programs (beginner, intermediate and advanced levels).

According to his own website, he has coached more than 1,000 diet, training and supplement clients; no independent source for that figure was found.

Public record: a Government of Canada news release dated April 30, 2014 reports that Greg Austin Doucette, 38, of Halifax, was sentenced in Halifax Provincial Court on three charges under the Customs Act and the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act related to importing and distributing anabolic steroids, following a Canada Border Services Agency investigation that began in August 2012. The sentence was a 20-month conditional sentence order, probation and a $50,000 fine. The release does not mention bodybuilding. Canadian Cycling Magazine (November 9, 2018) identifies the person in that case as the bodybuilder who won the heavyweight division at the 2012 Canadian Nationals and earned an IFBB Pro card, and reports that the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport imposed an eight-year sanction on him for refusing to provide a doping sample at the Tour of Keji cycling race in May 2018, treated as a second violation. According to the same article, he represented himself at the hearing and argued he did not intend to cheat and that the length of the ban was unfair; the arbitrator did not accept those arguments.

No FTC action under his name was found in a web search including ftc.gov results, searched on September 13, 2026. The company Coach Greg Inc. could not be checked on OpenCorporates, which returned a verification page. Mentor Explorer did not locate independent reviews or press evaluations of his coaching programs or cookbooks.