Female Fitness Competitor and Model Yvonne Bates

Beautiful Cambodian Female Fitness Competitor and Model Yvonne Bates.
Okay, Yvonne isn't just a fitness competitor and fitness model, she also has her personal trainer certification.
And she has an impressive list of competitions under her belt so to speak,

2003-1st place, Short Division, Gold Classic in Kansas City. 1st place, Short Division, NPC in Kansas City. 3rd place, Pro Division, WNBF World Championship in New York.
2004-2nd place, Natural American Classic in Austin, TX. 1st place, WNBF Northeast Classic in Worcester, MA. 1st place, Natural Caribbean Grand Prix in the Grand Cayman Islands, 2nd place, WNBF World Championship in New York City.
2005-2nd place, WNBF Pro Natural International and 7th place at the WNBF Pro Natural Northeast Figure Championships.
2006- 2nd place, WNBF Pro Natural Caribbean Figure Championships.
2007- 3rd place, WNBF Bluffs Classic Figure Championships and 4th place, Ms/Mr. International Kansas City Golds Classic.

Fitness Model and Actress, Christina Lindley

(photo: Fitness Model and Actress, Christina Lindley)

The very much-anticipated ICA Fitness Symposium and the The Arnold Sports Festival, featuring California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, kicks off on February 29th, and runs through March 2, 2008. The event is held at the Columbus Hotel in Ohio, and it features a dazzling number of health care experts and fitness professionals.

Christina Lindley, Sandra Peebles, and Staci Boyer have been added to the schedule and will be sharing their expertise as guest presenters with Dr. Jack Barnathan and Dr. Richard Gennaro, speaking on coordinating patient care with personal trainers and other exercise professionals at the 2008 ICA Fitness Symposium program.

Diana Chaloux Fitness Model

Diana Chaloux Fitness Model

Stats: Height: 5'7" / Age: 29 / Bust: 36 / Waist: 27 / Hips: 36 / Eyes: Brown / Hair: Brown

Fitness Model

Fitness Model

Everyone is busy. But considering what is at stake, making time for exercise needs to be a priority right now. Thirty minutes a day is not too much when you get right down to it. Cut one prime-time show out of your evening television-viewing schedule. Get up a half-hour earlier each morning. Use half of your lunch hour for a brisk walk. You can find time if you look hard enough for it