Friday, June 22, 2012

Jacqueline Zediker - Pro Fitness Model and Figure


Age: 23
Height: 5'5"
Weight: 129 lbs
Waist: 25"
Hips: 38"
Thighs: 21"

How her did it

I thought I knew what it took to eat healthy and workout but I was completely wrong. After two years of doing the same eating pattern and the same workouts I finally decided to change. I surrendered my ego and allowed my boyfriend to have complete control of my diet and workouts.

I spent 9 months preparing for my first INBF figure show. My trainer and I were unsure how my body was going to react to dieting so we wanted to start as early as possible because getting lean early is better than not getting lean enough. I lifted 5 days a week for the entire 9 months. I then added 20-30 minutes of cardio for the last two months prior to my show.

IFBB Pro Leigh Brandt Interview



IFBB Pro says it all. Means you have achieved the ultimate Leigh Brandt did that. She started in Figure but found her home quickly winning her Bikini Pro card. Leigh also is proof that those who say Bikini competitors don't work and train hard are wrong. They do, and Leigh proves it. Her Pro card is just the beginning of many more big things.



Q: First, Leigh, I want to thank you for taking the time to do this.
A: Thank you for asking!

Q: Can you start out by telling a little about yourself.
A: I'm from Port Moody, BC Canada! I grew up here with 2 brothers A sister and my mom and dad!

Q: Before the gym were you an especially athletic person? Play any sports or
anything?
A: Yes I wrestled through out high school, my brothers were heavily into sports and I guess it rubbed off onto me! Lol

Q: What initially led you into the gym?
A: My brother! He use to take me with him when he had to watch me. When I got older I started going on my own but I wasn't consistent, I just went when I felt like it. Wasn't until 2007 that I got heavily into it!

Q: Was training something you picked up fairly easy? How long before you started to
see results?
A: In 2007 I hired a personal trainer because I wanted to have something to focus on, this is when I decided to do my first show and I started to see results within the first week of consistent training and following a strict meal plan, I loved it and feel into the grove of training very easily having a program to follow.

Q: What made you decide to compete for the first time?
A: After high school I was pretty inactive and I was working a sedentary job. I really wanted to shape up and make some changes in my life. I knew a guy that trained people for shows who owned a local nutrition store and after seeing somethings online I decided to contact him and ask him to train me for a show. And he did!

Q: Is competing something your family and friends supported?
A: For sure! When I first started out in figure no one knew what it was, but they could see my focus, commitment and passion for what I was doing and were behind me all the way! everyone came out to my shows to support me with t'shirts and signs "go Leigh" "team Leigh" it was amazing, and they came to all of my shows! If I wasn't traveling so far for shows now, they would still be there. My husband travels with me to all my shows, and I have made so many great friends in the USA that I still have a great cheer squad at the shows when I go. Its the best feeling when you walk out on stage and people are cheering you on.

Q: Was competing what you expected or did anything surprise you about it?
A: Haha well starting in figure - the suits were really high cut and had to be pulled up so high on the sides that surprised me, thought it looked ridiculous but I understand why it has to be like that! As for bikini it is everything I expected it to be but I was super surprised with my nerves Getting the best of me every time I walk out on stage... And they still do. It's crazy! You'd think I'd be use to it by now!

Q: Can you share your contest history.
A: For bikini:
*2009 Canadian nationals-1st place and overall (won pro card)
*2010 Ifbb Muscle Contest 10th place
*2010 Ifbb Sacramento Pro 6th place
Upcoming shows:
2011 Muscle Contest- March 26th
2011 Toronto Supershow June 17th

Q: What did winning your IFBB Pro card mean to you?
A: Meant everything to me! All the hard work finally paid off! It was hard to take in at first, I represented the whole country not just a team, gym, city, or province the whole country! The pressure was on! Lol it's been an amazing journey so far, so many doors opening and opportunities arising, I'm very blessed a grateful to be where I am today.

Q: As far as body parts, what do you feel is your best one?
A: My legs - quads!

Q: Do you have a part you most like to train or favorite exercise?
A: Love training my glutes, and shoulders!
Squats, good mornings, lunges, shoulder press, I do this exercise that supersets 3
shoulder exercises while laying face down on an incline Bench...really burns! With all workouts and exercises I lift really heavy weights.

Q: What is your normal training routine and diet like and how do you alter it for
contest prep?
A: I do 30 mins of cardio a day, and work a different muscle group each day. I do this both on and off season. During on season 1-2 weeks out I may start to add in full body HITT workouts. Depending on my conditioning. As for diet I have lean meats like fish, chicken, eggwhites and turkey sometimes, and bison. lots of veggies,asparagus and broccoli, salads and good carbs like yams, rice cakes, cream of wheat, oatmeal and some fruit also. I also allow myself 1-2 cheat meals a week. during prep I cut out cheats, and increase cardio to two times a day.

Q: When someone sees your physique or hears you compete for the first time, what
is the most common reaction? More positive or negative?
A: Always positive reactions... Super motivating for me and defiantly boosts my confidence, "you look amazing" "you inspire me" are the most common, and "you have crazy will power" lol

Q: When they see it that first time, what is the one question or comment you are
most sick of hearing?
A: I never get sick of hearing it, it makes me feel great knowing that all my hard work gets noticed. Inspiring people is an amazing feeling and hearing it makes me push harder.

Q: What is the biggest misconception about women who train and compete or the one
thing you wish people understood?
A: I wish people understood Bikini girls train hard too! I think the word "bikini"
is a misconception it self. The word just throws people off ... A bikini athlete? Bikini is a sport? I hear it all the time. Makes me laugh I think they should have called it something different.

Q: What is the best and worst part of training for you?
A: I love weight training and seeing changes in my physique. The worst part is the
cardio.... So boring! Happy for my iPad to watch movies! Lol

Q: Do you have any favorite competitors or any you admire?
A: I really like Ava Cowan, she's got a wicked physique and so feminine!

Q: Do you have a favorite cheat food?
A: Blizzards & my moms homemade Mac & cheese!

Q: If another woman told you she wanted to start training, what is the one piece of
advice you would most want to give her?
A: Set a goal!

Q: Is fitness modelling something that interests you?
A: Yes I love it and always jump on the opportunity when it comes up!

Q: Outside of training, any other hobbies or activities you enjoy?
A: I like to travel, I love las Vegas, shopping, hanging out with family and friends when I get the time. My life is work, eat, sleep, train, & repeat! I don't have a lot of time for other things so I like to go away somewhere warm when I get the chance and a break!

Q: Can you describe a typical day in the life of Leigh Brandt.
A: I think I just did! Haha I get up do cardio, shower, go to work, train, shower, prep meals, sleep.
I get weekends off work but I host 2 "Prep-Camps" on Saturday mornings to help
girls with their journey to stage.

Q: Describe Leigh Brandt in five words.
A: DURTI - determined, unstoppable, relentless, tenacious, irresistible.

Q: What is one thing people would be surprised to know about you?
A: Aside from competing I work full-time!

Q: Anything you want to take this opportunity to plug or promote?
A: Yes! Thanks so much to my incredible husband, family, friends, and my sponsors whey gourmet, legarewear, thesuitlady. Everyone here as helped me so much and are great supporters. Love you all!

Q: Leigh, again, I thank you for taking the time to do this. Any last words before
you go?
A: Thanks so much, it was a pleasure doing this interview! 

Olga Muntyan , muscular and fitness body



Jackie Warner , American pro fitness trainer


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Torrie Wilson - Fitness Competitor and Fitness Model


Here is a blast from the past in a way.
Many of you may know Torrie Wilson as a female wrestler, but before Torrie ever set foot in a wrestling ring, she was a both a female fitness competitor and female fitness model.
Torrie was born on July 24, 1975 in Boise, Idaho.
Before becoming a fitness model, as she was growing up Torrie was into cheerleading, dance, and track and field.
But starting at the age of fourteen, Torrie began to suffer with anorexia nervosa and bulimia.
She started a fitness program, working out and eating six meals a day as a way to overcome this and plunged head-long into fitness.
Torrie entered her first fitness competition and placed third, then went on to win the Miss Galaxy competition in 1998.

Lisa Marie Varon, 2nd from left, Torrie Wilson far right
http://www.womenstri-fitness.com/art_wwf_wtf.htm


At that competition she met Lisa Marie Varon, another fitness competitor.
Lisa went on to become Victoria in the WWF/WWE and Tara in TNA.
The meeting in 1998 was the start of a life-long friendship.
Also in 1998, Torrie took part in the Women's Tri-Fitness Championships, and placed first in the Grace and Physique round, also doing very well in the Fitness Routine and Obstacle Course.
Lisa Marie was also a top ten finalist in that competition.


As a fitness model, Torrie appeared in several of the muscle and fitness magazines swimsuit issues, as did another one of the fitness beauties who later turned female wrestler, Trish Stratus.

Interview With Erin Moubray

Erin Moubray decided to compete just so she could say she did it. Something "scratch of her bucket list". Little did she know it would become her lifestyle. To me, Erin fits into that saying of "You never know what you are capable of". She has looked very good in her early competitive showings and is bound to keep getting better.

Q: First, Erin, I want to thank you for taking the time to do this.
A: Thanks for the interview!

Q: Can you start out by telling a little about yourself.
A: I currently live in Prince George, British Columbia. I am married with a young daughter. I work from home doing personal training and helping people with nutritional goal.

Q: Before the gym were you an especially athletic person? Play any sports or anything?
A: I was never involved in any sports growing up. I was always intimidated by sports and teams, and though only the "athletic types" could play them.

Q: What initially led you into the gym?
A: I think it was starting to read oxygen magazines and seeing the girls in there. I always admired the women in them and wanted to look like that.

Q: Was training something you picked up fairly easy? How long before you started to see results?
A: It really was. I am fortunate that I can put on muscle fairly easily. It took about 6 months of consistent training that I went from being lean...to toned and muscular.
Q: What made you decide to compete for the first time?
A: It was one of those things I wanted to say I had done. I didn't really ever think I would continue on with it...I felt it was going to be one more thing I could scratch off my bucket list. It wasn't until after that I realized this was what I wanted to do and make into my lifestyle.

Q: Is competing something your family and friends supported?
A: It really is! At first I was hesitant to tell anyone as I thought they wouldn't understand. Then came a point when people started noticing changes and I felt comfortable enough telling them what I was training for. Since then they have been behind me 100%! I am even lucky enough to have my mom making all my competition suits!

Q: Was competing what you expected or did anything surprise you about it?
A: It was so different than I had thought! I had imagined it to be very competitive (especially amongst that many women). I was surprised how open and supportive everyone is and was with each other. Backstage everyone is like a big family. We are all going through the same things...training, dieting, nerves etc....so everyone "gets" what the other is feeling and has had to do to get there.

Q: Can you share your contest history.
A: My first competition was last year with the BCABBA. I placed 5th on my bikini group. Then most recently I competed with the WBFF in Gatineau, Quebec. I placed 4th in my Fitness Model Class and 3rd in my Bikini Diva class. Next up is the WBFF Worlds in Toronto!!!

Q: As far as body parts, what do you feel is your best one?
A: My arms! They seems to need the least training and are naturally very muscular.

Q: Do you have a part you most like to train or favorite exercise?
A: I love training my shoulders and glutes! Growing my shoulders has given my frame a much more proportioned look. As for my butt I have never really had one. I love doing deadlifts and squats and seeing my rear finally take shape!

Q: What is your normal training routine and diet like and how do you alter it for contest prep?
A:
Mon- Back/ Chest
Tues-Legs/ Glutes
Wed- Arms/ Shoulders
Thurs-Back Chest
Fri-Legs/ Glutes
Sat- Cardio
6 days a week 20-30 minutes of HIIT cardio
If I can't fit in cardio i will do 3-4 rounds of Tabata Intervals. I am trying to add in 30 seconds of plyo's between my weight sets to keep my heart rate up as well.
As for eating I follow a predominately plant based diet. I don't eat any meat, eggs, or dairy. I am eating a small amount of fish occasionally. I am very consistent with what I eat. I need to eat every 2.5-3 hrs. A typical day would look like this:
6 am- 1/2 cup oatmeal with 1 scoop vegan protein power
8:30- Vegan Protein powder and water with an apple
11 am- huge green salad with cucumber, sprouts, red pepper, quinoa, seitan (vegan protein) and apple cider vinegar.
1:30- 3 oz of fish with chopped veggies and some almonds
4 pm- Vegan protein shake
6:30- Same salad as I had at 11 am
9 pm- cut up cucumber in apple cider vinegar- or a shake depending on how hungry I am!
I find keeping a consistent diet year round keeps me feeling good and not having the up's and downs of "off" and "on" season. I also never feel deprived or feeling like I am "dieting".

Q: When someone sees your physique or hears you compete for the first time, what is the most common reaction? More positive or negative?
A: Most people are very supportive. They always think that it is "bodybuilding". I have to explain the difference between the classes and different physiques. I find it is usually women who are react to it more positively. I think most women secretly wish they could do this....however they are just too afraid to try.

Q: When they see it that first time, what is the one question or comment you are most sick of hearing?
A: "Where do you get your protein from?" I hear that ALL the time. I find it interesting that people don't realize that you can gain muscle and get an incredible amount of protein from plant based sources!!!

Q: What is the biggest misconception about women who train and compete or the one thing you wish people understood?
A: I hear alot of women say they would like to lift weights...however they don't want to "bulk" up. Yet they walk around with "bulky" muffin tops and "bulky" overall bodyfat. I wish they would understand that lifting weights will only slim, shape and tone them!!!

Q: What is the best and worst part of training for you?
A: Best-the feeling I get after training....a feeling of accomplishment and energy to get me through my day. Not to mention an huge stress reliever!
Worst- NOTHING! I hate missing a single day of training. It's a bad day for me if I haven't at least done some sort of workout.

Q: Do you have any favorite competitors or any you admire?
A: I love following Jaime Eason. She is very down to earth and loves to share her training to help others!

Q: Do you have a favorite cheat food?
A: Veggie pizza, peanut M&M's, and sushi ( avocado and yam!!)

Q: If another woman told you she wanted to start training, what is the one piece of advice you would most want to give her?
A: You've got to want it more than ________. It's up to them to fill in the blank. They need to be able to identify why they want to do it and say that phrase to themselves as a reminder when things get tough.

Q: Do you think its becoming more common for women to use the weights as opposed to just doing cardio and things?
A: YES!!! I am on vacation right now and working out at a new gym. I am amazed at the number of women in the weight room!!! There were even grandmas in there lifting....I was really impressed!!!!

Q: Outside of training, any other hobbies or activities you enjoy?
A: I love to cook and entertain. I really enjoy cooking healthy meals for those who wouldn't normally eat a plant based diet. They are always surprised at how good it actually is!!

Q: Can you describe a typical day in the life of Erin Moubray.
A: Cardio, eat, weight train, eat, play with my daughter, clean the house, eat, chase my daughter, get groceries, eat, write client plans, make dinner, more playtime...then try to fall into bed at a decent hour to do it all over again the next day!!!

Q: Describe Erin Moubray in five words.
A: Determined, Structured, Motivated, Compassionate, Unique.

Q: What is one thing people would be surprised to know about you?
A: That I can sing opera:-)

Q: Any set plans for the near future as far as competing or anything else?
A: Next stop is competing with the WBFF at Worlds this August!

Q: Anything you want to take this opportunity to plug or promote?
A: I would love people to join my facebook page! The link is:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Erin-Moubray-WBFF-Athlete-Fitness-Nutrition/200405896669257

Q: Are you looking for sponsors? If so how can they reach you and what are they getting in Erin Moubray the athlete and competitor?
A: Yes I am! I would love to get sponsorship from a company that makes plant based supplements. I feel that with competing I can really help promote natural products and show others the great results you can get using them.
They can contact me via email at emoubray@gmail.com.

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Name : Cassandra Smith
Date of Birth: 03 November 1988
City of origin: California City, CA








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