A Brief View Of Some Famous Fitness Models (Part 2) :
Lora Ottenad - Lora Ottenad is a world famous and very
competitive female bodybuilder. She was born in Seattle, Washington in
1964. Lora is tall; 5'8" and she competes at a weight of 175 pounds. She
earned her pro card in 2006 when she won the overall title at
nationals. Lora made her pro debut in 2007 and was ranked as number 11
in the Ms. International competition.
Rachel McLish - Rachel McLish is a retired female bodybuilder who was born in Texas in 1955. She had a thread of wins in the 1980's. She also appeared in many movies during the 1980's and 1990's. She has won the Ms. Olympia contest twice.
Erika Geisen - Erika Geisen is also a retired female bodybuilder and fitness model from Australia. She won the Ms. International contest in 1986 and she retired two year later.
Mark James Dugdale - Mark, born in 1974 is a professional bodybuilder who started competing in 1997 and has been placing in bodybuilding competitions since. He currently lives in USA.
There will be those cynics that claim that fitness models are a negative influence because they create an image that is unattainable for the average person. In a way, there is a certain smattering of truth to such a reflection. The reason for this is partly the fact that a professional fitness model makes a living based on physical exercise and workout. Because of this, considerable hours of the day are dedicated to hard exercise, much more than the average individuals are able to.
Rachel McLish - Rachel McLish is a retired female bodybuilder who was born in Texas in 1955. She had a thread of wins in the 1980's. She also appeared in many movies during the 1980's and 1990's. She has won the Ms. Olympia contest twice.
Erika Geisen - Erika Geisen is also a retired female bodybuilder and fitness model from Australia. She won the Ms. International contest in 1986 and she retired two year later.
Mark James Dugdale - Mark, born in 1974 is a professional bodybuilder who started competing in 1997 and has been placing in bodybuilding competitions since. He currently lives in USA.
There will be those cynics that claim that fitness models are a negative influence because they create an image that is unattainable for the average person. In a way, there is a certain smattering of truth to such a reflection. The reason for this is partly the fact that a professional fitness model makes a living based on physical exercise and workout. Because of this, considerable hours of the day are dedicated to hard exercise, much more than the average individuals are able to.
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