A few pics of Angela Mraz. The Columbian born beauty and New Jersey resident is a multiple time WNBF World Champion, WNBF Northeast Figure Classic Champion and is sponsored by supplement company MHP. In 2003 she played a extra on the TV series ‘Sex and the City’….quite fitting I think.
Kizzy has worked performing in hotels and nightclubs as a dancer, contortionist and acrobat – something which clearly shows in her routine; she displays some of the best flexibility to ever grace the IFBB stage. Click through to watch a video of her performing her fitness routine
There is a great interview with Noemi here where she talks about how she got started doing competitions.
“When I was a teenager I use to read a lot of fitness magazines and I would admire the physiques that were displayed in them. So I guess my main motivation came from wanting to look like these amazing athletes.”
She talks about her workout routine and supplementation.
“I prefer higher intensity interval type cardio, but occasionally I also do 40 minutes of cardio at a steady pace. Both do work although interval sprints are much more fun whereas normal cardio can get a little boring.”
The 2012 Night of Champions took place August 18 with over 20 competitors taking the stage in front of a packed house at the Ruth Seaton James Auditorium.
JaVaughn Dill and Sueallen Lottimore were crowned Mr. and Ms. Bermuda, while Ms Lottimore also won the Best Artistic Poser Female title, and Jeftha Miller won the Best Artistic Male Poser title.
Sherri Gray Overall Winner in Women’s Bodybuilding Division
Twenty-three female competitors earned their way into the IFBB Professional League on Friday during the women’s portion of the Teen, Collegiate and Masters National Championships in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
If you’re looking for some fresh motivation to get into the gym, all you have to do is take one look at Ruby Carter-Pikes.
The 64-year-old mother of four and great-grandmother’s rock-hard body is no illusion — those six-pack abs, chiseled legs and buff arms are real. What’s also real are the numerous fitness awards she’s been racking up while competing against women less than half her age.
Did we mention she’s usually dressed in nothing more than a string bikini?
There are two moments that stand out for Zoe Smith in her fledgling weightlifting career. The first was winning a bronze medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, at the absurdly tender age of 16; the second was rather more chastening. Continue Reading…
A true inspiration, Barb Guerra is an NPC fitness competitor and mother of two boys. She lost both arms in an electrical accident when she was two years old.
Post Author: Lori Braun Posted on: March 17, 2012 at 12:15 am In:TrainingWith:1 Comment
According to Wikipedia “Flexibility is the absolute range of movement in a joint or series of joints and muscles that is attainable in a momentary effort with the help of a partner or a piece of equipment”