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Born and raised: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Current residence: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
ISSA (International Sports Sciences Association) Certified Personal Trainer
IFBB (International Federation of Body Builders) Professional Figure Competitor
Fitness Model for EAS and Harbinger Fitness Equipment
Chiropractic Assistant at Lifeforce Chiropractic
Volleyball Scholarship to California University of Pennsylvania and
Graduated with Honors with a BS in Business Administration

Mindi’s Workout Program

Day 1: Shoulders/Calves/30 min. cardio
Day 2: Back/Abs/Cardio-30 min.
Day 3: Chest/Abs/Cardio-30 min.
Day 4: Legs/Calves/Cardio-30 min.
Day 5: Arms/Abs/Cardio-30 min.
Day 6: Cardio-45 min/Stretching
Day 7: Rest

“I was born in Bloomington, Illinois and moved about six times from that moment until I entered high school. My father was climbing the corporate ladder and we moved about every two to three years. All moves where in the Midwest…Illinois, Minnesota, and Michigan. So, I guess you could say I’m a Midwest girl at heart!”…more

Website: www.julieannkulla.com
Bio: www.julieannkulla.com
Gallery: www.julieannkulla.com

Kulla won the NPC Junior Nationals earning her pro status with the International Federation of BodyBuilders (IFBB).

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“I began working out with weights in 1996 while living in Lithuania. After a year, the trainer suggested I try out for a fitness contest. This led to my training career. At age 17 I was the youngest participant of the 1999 IFBB European Fitness Championships. In 2003 I won the European Body Fitness championship and added a silver medal at the world body fitness championship.” – Ziville

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name: Zivile Raudoniene
birth date: 04/29/1982
birth date place: lithuania
current residence: ny
height: 5’5
measurements: 34c/25/35
eyes: green
hair: blond
dress: 2-4
shoes: 7
competition weight:129lb.

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“I grew up in a small town, and then out in the BUSH.lol raising pigs and chickens and stuff.  When I think about it now, I lived in poverty, always wore hand-me-down clothes, never was able to do anything like Girl Guides and stuff.  It really wasnt something we really thought about though until we were older. I was a pure tomboy back then.  I built forts in trees, ran around topless until about the age of 10 lol..  I wore boys clothes for many years later, NEVER a dress lol.. you can barely get me in a dress now hehehe.  I wasnt well liked in school nor did I care.  I guess boxing was my calling since I fought lots in school.  The most memorable fight was grade 8 where I got my nose broken. We must have fought for 20 min straight it felt like, ending up with me mounted on top of her raining down punches until the principal came by.  The broken nose was a small sacrifice for the respect I got from the gal I got after lol.  To this day, She says hi and is very respectful. LOL.

 
I have competed in Boxing and wrestling since 1995.  A year after my daughter was born.  My first boxing fight I KO’d the chick in 1:35 of the first round!! I knew I was destined to compete!.  In wrestling Im undefeated, winning the Western Canadian Wrestling Championships in 2007, and recently winning silver in the 2008 Championships.  With my boxing background I had 10 ametuer fights… 6 wins, 4 loses, and 3 wins by KO.  I have had 3 toughman fights (3KO) which I could have won with my eyes closed lol.  I have also had one MMA fight which showed me Im not as young as I think I am lol.  Which I will get to why…. in a moment.  What brought me to bodybuilding was boxing.  Having to cut weight to make it to the Canadian Nationals(boxing), I went to the gym to use the treadmill,  there I ran into a personal trainer named Wayne Henderson and he said he must have me to train.. with NO payment!  He loved my physique.. well lets just say potential !!  I was horrible back then!!
I trained for a couple of years, competing in a few shows… never winning too big except for the strongwomen competitions.. www.femsport.tv  At the gym I met my husband Mike Desmarais, my best friend, training partner and love of my life.  (We got MARRIED at the 2005 Mr.O)  We have gone to all the Mr. Olympia weekends since then..  I competing in the battle of the biceps 2006 … lol.. I would have won 1st!!  I tied for first and the tiebreaker was the size of your biceps!! well Im small!!! 5’4 130 pounds.. so 13 1/2 in biceps way back then didnt win lol.. she was huge!! 
Back to training… (2006) at this years Mr.O my husband won the Vyotech Honda CRB 1000cc motorcycle.. and just after he won it, we ran into a huge man of a freak!!! MR. DAVE PALUMBO himself.  wow what a man.  So we asked him if he trained people and yes.. Toney Freeman just to name one!! so from then on he has trained us and wow!! I went from good physique to awesome!!!  That man knows miracles!  So with that under my belt I went to the Shawn’ Ray Colorado Pro/Am this year…2007 and won the ametuer lightweight class and OVERALLS for the womens bodybuilding!  Next on my plate was the BC Provincials July 21st.  I won the middle weight class. I then competed at the August femsport show.. a strength show and I won 1st overalls again!  From there I will be taking the whole year off except for femsport in August to gain as much muscle before competing for my procard at the North Americans in Cleveland, Ohio August 29th, and if needed, which I wont!!!… the Canadian Nationals September 6th 2008.  There for sure I will win my procard because of the incredible size I have gained under the supurb diet plan of Dave Palumbo. 
My life has not been all but peachy… As a child I had pheumonia many times, Asthma.. which I finally might have grown out of, and then one of 2 bad surgeries.. at 15, I had a cyst on my intestines. It took 3 months in the hospital to diagnose.  I had abdominal surgery and went from a healthy 130 pds to 95 pounds!!! then Years later… now I mean only 1 1/2 years ago.. I broke my back.  I did it training and wrestling for a MMA fight I had pain down my leg all the time.  Thought I just tore something. ..lol.. well I went on and had my fight… lost to a split decision.. Im a boxer, and wrestler.. ( I had NO jujitsu training back then like I wish I had now lol).. We just rolled around for 3 rounds…I escaped many armbars lol.. anyways.. the back KILLED after the fight.  went to the Doc and yep broken, more likely from training and then really noticed it after the fight.  I Broke the Pars de interarticulates.. off of my L5…. laymans terms.. the little spiny bones off your vertebrae,… but one was broken into the vertebrae…where the spinal cord was… so I had surgery…. 4 screws, 2 plates a new vertebrae disk, a bone graft off my hip…along with 3 pulmonary embolisms (blood clots in the lungs) and pheumonia!!! talk about close to death!!  So even that didn’t stop me.. I was in the gym 10 days later pedaling SLOWLY on the bike.. had to do something!!!
NOT 5 months after surgery (which 3 of those months I was in a backbrace still) I was on stage at the Western Canadian Naturals taking 1st PLACE!!!  in the middleweight class.  Talk about ambicious!!!  Well that all about tells you my life story and how nothing keeps me down!!
Here is a quote from Mark Twain which I live by:  Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the things you did.  So throw off the bowlines.  Sail away from the safe harbour.  Catch the trade winds in your sail.  Explore, dream, discover.”

yours truly,

~Roseanne Desmarais 

Contest History:
2008 NPC Junior National Bodybuilding, Fitness & Figure Championships, 1st Place
2008 NPC Junior USA Bodybuilding, Fitness and Figure Championships, 1st Place
2008 NPC XII Annual Ronnie Coleman Classic Bodybuilding Fitness & Figure, 1st Place
2007 NPC Gaspari Nutrition Jr. USA Bodybuilding, Fitness and Figure Championships, 11th Place

Swimmer, USA

Playboy edition: September 2004

For some women on this list, appearing in Playboy might be the highlight of their athletic career. For Haley Cope, however, she’ll have something else to show except for some salacious snapshots.

Haley Cope, another one of the sexy athletes featured in the 2004 “Women of the Olympics” edition, was a pretty good backstroke swimmer for Team USA. She was the 50 meter world champion in 2001, and at the 2004 Athens Games she was part of the relay team that won the silver medal.

Lucky for us, Playboy caught the Olympic medalist doing some skinny-dipping. 

Susen Tiedtke-Green

Track and field, Germany

Playboy edition: September 2004

Susen Tiedtke-Green might need performance-enhancing drugs to compete with the women at the Olympics, but she doesn’t need any artificial assistance to become a female athlete in Playboy.

The three-time Olympian, who did test positive for steroids in her career, made her most notable appearance in the Olympics in 2004 when she posed for Playboy’s “Women of the Olympics” edition right before.

Susen Tiedtke-Green has been more focused on modeling of late, and it doesn’t take more than a first look to understand why. The tall blonde is easy on the eyes and has some physical similarities to fellow German model Claudia Schiffer. 

Ineta Radevica

Long jump and triple jump, Latvia

Playboy edition: September 2004

There are more than a few hockey players that seem to attract the sexy female celebs: Mike Comrie reeled in Hilary Duff, Jarret Stoll netted Rachel Hunter and Petr Schastlivy drafted Olympian Ineta Radevica.

Ineta Radevica, a Latvian track and field athlete, was in the “Women of the Olympics” edition in September 2004. The tall, slender and sexy blonde was in perfect shape for her photos, and it’s safe to say you wouldn’t kick her out of bed for eating crackers.

Ineta Radevica is a two-time NCAA triple jump champion, but her best Olympic finish was 13th. 

Anita Marks

Quarterback, Miami Fury

Playboy edition: September 2002

Finding females who truly adore sports is like finding a good Anna Faris movie: there just aren’t that many out there. Speaking of Anna Faris: she made the cover of Playboy’s September 2008 issue.

Anita Marks, an authentic sports doter, is one of those rare finds. She grew up playing football with the boys and eventually quarterbacked two women’s professional football teams, the Miami Fury and the Florida Stingrays.

After playing under center, Anita Marks did the Playboycenterfold in 2002. It was at this point that she earned a bid into the guy’s Hall of Fame, but she’s still waiting on the call from the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Anita Marks now hosts a daily drive-home show on ESPN Radio in Baltimore. 

Fanni Juhasz

Pole vault, Hungary

Playboy edition: September 2004

Making the cut in Playboy’s “The Women of the Olympics” spectacular, which ran right after the 2004 Olympic Summer Games in Greece finished up, was a relatively obscure athlete from Hungary named Fanni Juhasz.

Although she might have been an underdog in stature, the sexy pole vaulter posed like a pro. Her nude pictorial included a picture with her and her 15-foot pole on the beach.

Her Olympic career didn’t amount to much, which makes this one of her most notable accomplishments while representing Hungary.

BIOGRAPHY

Amy Weber was born July 17, 1972, in Peoria, Illinois. The small farm-town girl was always a risk taker while growing up, engaging in thrilling activities like motorcycle racing.

Wanting to add some more excitement to her life, Amy made her way to Los Angeles in pursuit of an acting career. As is the tradition with most aspiring actresses,Amy was immediately discovered by a modeling agent. As her modeling portfolio expanded with several ads and modeling gigs, television commercials were next in line for the Midwestern beauty.

Before the many television roles that Amy can claim, she was first seen in commercials for products such as Nestea and Miller Brewing Co. One of her first television roles was in the high school sitcom, Saved By The Bell (which launched the career of fellow beauty Tiffani Amber Thiessen). She then had a recurring role on the series Silk Stalkings in the mid ’90s, as well as a role on L.A. Heat.

No aspiring actress can bypass a Spelling production, and thus Amy appeared in Melrose Place. She followed this up with roles in Jenny, USA High, Pacific Blue, The Young and the Restless, Baywatch, and City Guys. Proving her comedic talents, she even had a role in a Jay Leno sketch. 

The model recently guest starred on 7th Heaven, had a cameo stint on Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye (with the sexy actress/singer Kari Wuhrer), and had a recurring role on Port Charles. 

Amy has successfully made the transition to film, with a supporting role in Hunt for National Treasure, and lead roles inScarlet Mirror, Games (a.k.a Forbidden Games), The Bet, Dr. Life, Art House (1998), Kolobos (1999), The Contract, and Starforce (2000). Amy was also assistant to the producer for the film Traveller.

Stretching her acting talents even further, Amy has starred in theatre productions of Reservations for Two, 110 in the Shade, Apocalyptic Butterflies, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Grease.

As for her successful career as a bikini model, Amy has graced the cover of magazines such as Play.boy (Mexico),Bathing Beauties, Bikini Girls, American Swimwear, and Sports Scene.

Her passion for sports activities like horseback riding, gymnastics, kickboxing, rollerblading, dancing, and snowboarding help the beautiful Amy stay fit.

Amy will next be seen in the film Crackerjack 3, and she can still be seen in magazines and print ads worldwide.

Carmen Garcia
Cover Model

Website: http://www.carmengarcia.com/
Pics: http://www.carmengarcia.com/portfolio/index.html
Resume:  http://www.carmengarcia.com/resume/index.html

BIOGRAPHY

Born July 16, 1977, in Havana, Cuba, and raised in Miami, Florida, Carmen Garcia spent much of her youth struggling with an eating disorder. “My desire to gain weight was always prominent but I just couldn’t work up a normal appetite in my growing years,” she recalls. “Not to mention the fact that I’ve always had a fast metabolism and I’ve always been the hyperactive type.”

Carmen Garcia tried extreme measures to add weight to her skinny frame, but nothing she did seemed to work. “In high school, I began to eat a lot junk food and still no weight gain!” she says. “The years rolled by and finally I began to see a little gain but it was not muscle gain. It was flab!”

That’s when Carmen Garcia decided to take control of her body and she joined a local gym where bodybuilders and trainers took the time to teach her how to shape her physique. Carmen took their lessons to heart and she soon began pumping iron and even became a certified aerobics instructor. “That’s how my body transformed itself,” she explains.

CARMEN GARCIA IN PLANET MUSCLE

However, it wasn’t until she moved to Los Angeles to become a private personal trainer that Carmen Garcia considered plunging headfirst into the competitive world of modeling. “I picked up an issue of Bob Kennedy’s Oxygenmagazine and the cover model really inspired me!” she recalls. “I had realized that you don’t have to be super young and super thin to start a modeling career.” That inspiration led Carmen Garcia to find an agent and she soon began appearing in a number of prestigious magazines such as Just Swimsuits, Musclemag International, American Curves,Planet Muscle, Muscular Development, Hot Boats, Low Rider, and Iron Man Magazine, among others.

CARMEN GARCIA ON SEX WARS

Carmen Garcia’s dazzling print work led to a number of other opportunities and she was featured on television shows such as Club Industry, Sex Wars and Jack and the Girls, as well as in a handful of music videos like the Sugar Ray hit “When It’s Over.”

CARMEN GARCIA THE PERSONAL TRAINER

Carmen Garcia is a working fitness and swimwear model as well as a personal trainer who helps others achieve their fitness goals. “It took me years to finally gain lean muscle in all the right places and getting to know my body,” she says.

Carmen Garcia has been actively participating in the health and fitness field for the past 10 years as a certified trainer and lifestyle fitness consultant. She is certified by the U.S. Personal Trainer’s Association (USPTA), CPR Certified, a USPTA student examiner, and also an IDEA-fit member. Carmen Garcia understands the benefits of healthy living and working out and so has dedicated herself to promoting a healthy lifestyle to those around her and helping her clients achieve their goals.