List of female fitness & figure competitors




Noted female fitness & figure competitors include:






A


  • Jelena Abbou


B



  • Lauren Beckham

  • Alexandra Béres

  • Sharon Bruneau



C



  • Natalie Montgomery-Carroll

  • Jen Cassetty

  • Kim Chizevsky

  • Susie Curry

  • Myriam Capes



D



  • Debbie Dobbins

  • Nicole Duncan



E



  • Jamie Eason

  • Alexis Ellis



F



  • Amy Fadhli

  • Jaime Franklin



G



  • Adela García

  • Connie Garner

  • Elaine Goodlad

  • Tracey Greenwood

  • Oksana Grishina



H



  • Mallory Haldeman

  • Vanda Hădărean

  • Jen Hendershott

  • Soleivi Hernandez

  • April Hunter



I



J



  • Tsianina Joelson

  • Tanji Johnson



K


  • Adria Montgomery-Klein


L



  • Lauren Lillo

  • Mary Elizabeth Lado

  • Tammie Leady

  • Jennifer Nicole Lee

  • Amber Littlejohn

  • Julie Lohre

  • Jenny Lynn



M



  • Timea Majorová

  • Linda Maxwell

  • Davana Medina

  • Jodi Leigh Miller

  • Chisato Mishima



N



  • Kim Nielsen

  • Inga Neverauskaitė



O



P



  • Vicky Pratt

  • Elena Panova

  • Christine Pomponio-Pate

  • Cathy Priest



Q



R



  • Charlene Rink

  • Kelly Ryan



S



  • Erin Stern

  • Carol Semple-Marzetta

  • Krisztina Sereny


  • Trish Stratus (Patricia Anne Stratigias)



T



  • Kristi Tauti

  • Jennifer Thomas



U



V


  • Lisa Marie Varon


W



  • Latisha Wilder

  • Torrie Wilson

  • Lyen Wong

  • Jenny Worth

  • Nicole Wilkins



Y



Z



  • Marietta Žigalová

  • Malika Zitouni



See also


  • List of female bodybuilders


References










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