Yesterday, we revealed 45 new and powerful images of Irene Anderson, by Brian Moss. Today, we bring you more…much more.

Watch in this video as Irene Anderson works her lower chest, pumping out pec pounding reps that peak your interest in the female form, and leave you pursuing more…

Go! Pursue! Head over to Shemuscle now.

Ben over at AreaOrion is at it again! This time he features our very own Lori V Braun!

Now, we here at Femalemuscle think Lori is pretty terrific in her natural state, but i have to admit that seeing her morphed makes her seem a little more…ominous! A Stronger-than-strong woman! Enjoy…

Video footage is Isis the giant, a 7 foot tall female wrestler. Lindsay Hayward, who uses the wrestling names Isis, The Amazon Isis, and Nadia, is from Rocklin, California. She is strong, athletic, and a force to be reckoned with.

Here is a photo of Lindsay standing next to a “normal” woman.

How about a life-size image of female bodybuilder Irene Anderson, along with 45 additional photos. Yes, I said 45. What, am I not speaking English here?

As you know, Brian Moss is an artist with the camera. And this image set of Irene Anderson is no exception. Irene is strong, ripped, feminine, and waiting for you.

Both Brian and Irene invested a lot of time to get these images just perfect. And the best part? They made the photos for you. Check out Irene Anderson at Shemuscle now!

I can speak personally about her sacrifice, ability, and heart. Sandi has been an amazing competitor and role model. So many people think that competitors, are just that, competitors. But Sandi, I mean Dr. Thomas-Stuart, has proven that brains and brawn and beauty are not just possible, but an amazing combination.

Natalia Murnikoviene, from Lithuania who was named ‘Women’s Physique World’s’ European Bodybuilder of the year for 1994, is an ex-gymnast and a top-3 IFBB Olympic Bodybuilder, takes on Fabiana. Fabiana (I am not even sure that is how to spell her name) is also mentioned as a champion bodybuilder, however I am not able to get any information on her other than what is given in the short introduction to the clip.

These two are featured in an all out bout of strength. Neither is noted for having any experience in wrestling. Natalia is proven to be too strong and knows it! Her English is good enough to make her point, but her opponent doesn’t seem to understand any more than she is willing to give up without a fight!

Hardbody.com reported that the official word came from the NPC that Michele Pome, overall winner at this year’s Team Universe, has been disqualified. In light of this news, each competitor from her class (heavyweight) will move up one spot. However, there will be no overall winner announced for the contest and since only the overall winner receives an IFBB pro card, the 2009 Team Universe will not welcome a pro to the IFBB Ranks.

Revised Heavyweight Class results from the 2009 NPC Team Universe.
1. Theresa Hendricks
2. Alisa Allen
3. Yasha
4. Olivia Garner Terry
5. Lee Ann Scelof
6. Jessica Work
7. Audrey Turner
8. Michelle Morrison
9. Kim Amato
10. Cicely Brown
11. Shawna Mendelson
12. Tracey Hess

Elena Tverdokhleb of Ukraine, has always has a fighters spirit. From an early age she found herself in neighborhood fights and always on top. In fact, she notes that her broken nose is a by product of her childhood fights, not the ring. Elena is not just another great boxer with several belts, a world championship and professional status; she also heads the legal department of one of Ukraine biggest gambling industry operators. During an interview Elena was asked if she had any advice for amateur/professional athletes, here is what she said:

“Hardly professional sportsmen need my advice. Speaking about girls starting their carrier in boxing or other single combat, I would advise them to appraise their personal psychological and forceful qualities, and start their trainings only if they are absolutely definite in meeting a real rival in a real fight. Otherwise they would be disappointed. Dancing, aerobics, and usual trainings will be much more profitable for such girls if compared with time spent for boxing trainings. Whatever we may say, boxing and fighting sports fit not to every women, just like it’s not for all men also.”

Brian Moss has a real treat for you over at Shemuscle. Brian took an image of the 13″ arm of Genie, and posted a life size version. Now you can stare in awe and now EXACTLY what it would be like to stand next to Genie.

You won’t believe how big Genie’s arm is…just as you won’t know what other incredible finds await you at Shemuscle, until you click! Go! Now!

They say an image is worth a thousand words. But if that’s true, how come every time I head over to Shemuscle, I’m speechless? Maybe I’m a mindless idiot, or maybe I have writer’s block, but I would rather just stare and take in the raw beauty capture by Brian Moss.

And Timea Majorova is worth looking at. Do I really need to mention that?

Do you like the beauty of the muscular, female form? Then head over to Shemuscle now and see more stunning images by Brian Moss.

For details on “the ball” check out Ben’s Area Orion blog. “I’m a big fan of the female muscular form and was surprised to find some images I had on a flash drive were morphed into massive, gorgeous women I’ve only dreamed about. This blog is intended to showcase those found images and document my life and times at Area Orion. ”

The 2009 ABFF 21st Annual Anchorage Championships was a great show with some good talent and big names. The show included amateur and professional divisions. In the professional division was the defending 2-time champion Craig Toth and former world champion Robert Green.

Amy Vinson, first place in the light heavyweight and overall Ms. Anchorage, spoke about her experience: “It was surreal, and one of best experiences of my life,” Vinson said. “I enjoyed every bit of it and would not and could not do it without my husband and family. It was a beautiful experience and a tremendous amount of fun and a lot of hard work. It was a goal I had had since junior high, since I was about 14 years old. I’m in my early 30s now and I figured I better do it, so I did it and it was great.”