Jason Lowe, a former Olympia competitor, passed away at the age of 38. He was an IFBB Pro who competed at the highest level for many years and still had plans for the future. Sadly, his wife shared the news of his unexpected passing.
Just one day before he passed away, Jason Lowe posted a workout video, which made the news even more heartbreaking for many people. His death came suddenly and without warning. While the cause was not shared, his wife’s emotional message showed how deeply he was loved and how much he meant to those closest to him.
“Today will be the hardest day of my life. I don’t know if words will ever be enough to hold what you meant to me, because they all feel so small in comparison. You made me a better version of myself, and you were going to be the absolute best dad. Saying that I’m devastated doesn’t even begin to touch the depth of this loss. I’m sitting here in our backyard writing this in your Olympia jacket, trying to feel close to you, trying to make sense of a world that already feels different without you in it.” wrote Jason Lowe’s wife.
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Bodybuilding Community Reacts to Jason Lowe’s Passing
Shaun Clarida, a two-time 212 Olympia winner, expressed his condolences to Jason Lowe’s wife on Instagram and revealed just how loved he was.
“Man! Im sorry for your loss. Jason was awesome and was loved by many. Won’t be the same without him. Prayers to you and the entire family during this time.”
Kevin Levrone, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest bodybuilders in history and a two-time winner of the Arnold Classic, left a short, but heartfelt comment, showing that he stands with the family of Jason Lowe in this unfortunate moment.
“Sorry for your loss.”
Jared Feather, an IFBB Pro and bodybuilding coach, explained his friendship with Jason Lowe, revealing that he was truly a unique a great man in addition to being an incredible athlete.
“Words will never be enough to ease the pain, but just know I know 0 people in this industry who ever had anything negative to say about Jason. He was a great man and he was a breath of fresh air in this space. We will all miss him.”
Hundreds of others were left shocked by the news and turned to Instagram to share their reaction.
“This is heart breaking, Jason was always a friendly face to see at shows. My deepest condolences 😢” said John Wett
“😔 💔” commented Keone Pearson.
“I’m so sorry Ashley. Thoughts and prayers will continue to be with you and the family” wrote Brett Wilkin
“My sincere condolences.
I hardly knew him, but I loved everything about him – every time we’ve met.
RIP Jason 🙏❤️” wrote Milos Sarcev
“So sorry for your loss.” commented Dexter Jackson
A GoFundMe has been set up for Jason Lowe’s wife and remaining family, allowing anyone to support those he loved the most in their most difficult moment. Jason leaves behind his wife Ashley, along with his family and countless friends who enjoyed being in his presence.
Jason Lowe’s Bodybuilding Career
Jason Lowe found a passion for bodybuilding at a very early age, which, along with his hard work and dedication, led him down a very successful path. He secured his IFBB Pro Card in 2017 at the NPC Junior USA Championships, where he competed in Classic Physique. He proceeded to compete in a number of high profile IFBB competitions, often placing near the top of the leaderboards and even winning some competitions like the 2018 IFBB San Antonio Pro. He even made an appearance at the 2019 Olympia, where he finished in 16th place.
After some time, Jason Lowe transitioned to the 212 Division, where he found some more success. He appeared at the Olympia once more in 2020, but this time achieved an even better result with an 11th-place finish. Lowe continued competing throughout the next five years up until his untimely passing.
Competition History
2025
- 2025 IFBB Texas Pro: 9th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
- 2025 IFBB Tampa Pro: 9th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
2024
- 2024 IFBB Legion Pro: 14th-Place (Men’s Bodybuilding)
2023
- 2023 IFBB Orlando Pro: 6th-Place (Men’s Bodybuilding)
- 2023 IFBB Toronto Pro Supershow: 6th-Place (Men’s Bodybuilding)
2022
- 2022 IFBB Orlando Pro: 10th-Place (Men’s Bodybuilding)
2021
- 2021 IFBB Tampa Pro: 6th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
- 2021 IFBB Chicago Pro: 9th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
2020
- 2020 IFBB Mr. Olympia: 11th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
- 2020 IFBB Chicago Pro: 5th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
- 2020 IFBB New York Pro: 2nd-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
- 2020 IFBB Tampa Pro: 11th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
2019
- 2019 IFBB Mr. Olympia: 16th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2019 IFBB Indy Pro: 10th-Place (212 Bodybuilding)
- 2019 Arnold Sports Festival: 7th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
2018
- 2018 IFBB San Antonio Pro: 1st-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2018 IFBB Tampa Pro: 3rd-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2018 IFBB Omaha Pro: 6th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2018 IFBB Upper Midwest Pro: 4th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2018 Arnold Sports Festival: 11th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
2017
- 2017 IFBB Tampa Pro: 7th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2017 IFBB Wings of Strength Chicago Pro: 16th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2017 NPC Junior USA Championships: 2nd-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
2016
- 2016 NPC National Championships: 4th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2016 IFBB North American Championships: 3rd-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2016 NPC Junior Nationals: 6th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2016 NPC Junior USA Championships: 13th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2016 NPC Florida Grand Prix: 4th-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
- 2016 NPC Southern USA Championships: 1st-Place (Men’s Classic Physique)
2015
- 2015 NPC Universe Championships: 9th-Place (Men’s Bodybuilding)
- 2015 NPC Diamond Classic: 1st-Place (Men’s Bodybuilding)
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Fitness Volt wants to extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and everyone affected by the unfortunate passing of Jason Lowe. His success in bodybuilding, along with the positive attitude he maintained in every interaction, will serve as inspiration for many generations to come. May he rest in peace.
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