It's no surprise that Chestnut's training methods differ wildly from conventional sports athletes like LeBron James or Saquon ...

Joey Chestnut is a world-renowned competitive eater, but his success didn't happen by accident. Chestnut explains the types of physical training he uses to prepare for competitions like the annual ...

ESPN aired a "30 for 30" on Chestnut this week and it featured a look into the 35-year-old's training regimen. Some people enjoyed it, some people (namely Peter King ) did not.

How much weight Joey Chestnut gains during the competition. Continuing with the sports theme, let's chew on how the pounds of hot dogs he eats compares to actual sporting equipment.

Joey Chestnut says he won't be back for the 2024 Nathan's Famous hotdog-eating contest. These charts show how dominant he's been for 17 years.

Joey Chestnut, seen here at the 2019 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Conest, said he'd be open to an alternate event, without viewers, should the 2020 contest be canceled. (Don Emmert/AFP via Getty ...

He began experimenting with and refining his exercise and training routine. The next year, Chestnut became the first person to eat 70 hot dogs and buns at Coney Island. (Stonie finished second ...

Joey Chestnut vs. Kobayashi training Chestnut has been training at his home in Westfield, Indiana, and well enough to think he’s got a good chance to break his record of 76 hot dogs.

Joey Chestnut vs. Kobayashi training Chestnut has been training at his home in Westfield, Indiana, and well enough to think he’s got a good chance to break his record of 76 hot dogs.

Joey Chestnut has already found his next hot dog eating contest after Nathan's barred him from theirs this year, as he'll face off against Takeru Kobayashi on Netflix.