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THE JOURNEY OF 1,000 MILES BEGINS WITH A SINGLE STEP: This blog has tracked my journey shooting my first Oxygen Magazine cover and follows my prep for my first fitness competition! My goal is to eventually earn my IFBB PRO BIKINI card and to make a career of fitness modeling. I am in school for Dietetics and would like to write a nutrition column for bodybuilding.com or Oxygen online. *DISCLAIMER to the easily offended: So yes, I'm in my skivvies, which is why I'm not posting this directly on FB. I figure, "Hey- Soon you're going to be on a stage in less than a bathing suit & heels in front of your family, friends AND a room full of strangers- STARING at you. You probably need to get comfortable with people seeing your body." If you follow my FB,you know I try to pass on any inspiration I find- this blog is just an extended concept of that so stay tuned for recipes, cardio playlists and fitness secrets I learn along the way. Welcome to my blog, please let me know if you have any questions & thank you for following my progress! HAPPY TRAINING!

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Inspiration: The Catalyst to Change

Chady Dunmore lost more than 60 lbs. post-baby and transformed herself through training & nutrition to win the Arnold Classic Bikini 2010!

Tabitha Klausen Leandri is 5'11.5" so she inspires me by showing that tall can be strong AND sexy!

Jamie Eason was the first female figure competitor I ever heard of back in 2007. She is incredibly inspiring & encouraging through training!

Last, but CERTAINLY not least: J.C. She is the first competitor I personally know (she's 6'4" and DROP DEAD GORGEOUS.) She constantly encourages me through training and answers all my questions about the process. I don't know WHAT I would do without her!
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  1. AnonymousJanuary 30, 2012 at 6:14 AM

    Walking through a store your picture caught my eye on the cover of Oxygen, and I bought the issue... and many more since. It's nice to see a girl who is tall and strong instead of stick thin. As a tall girl (5'11") looking to revolutionize my health, I got to say I love what your doing girl, keep up the great work!

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  2. AnonymousApril 8, 2012 at 7:37 AM

    I am 6' and it is nice to see strong tall women competing. I was beginning to think that you had to short to compete. I now I can set my goal to compete in Figure next year. I look forward to following your blog. Thank you

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