If you’ve hung around our site for a while, you already know we have a soft spot for fitness models. We feature them all the time — from country-by-country rundowns to global “hottest of the hot” lists.
So naturally, it was only a matter of time before we turned our attention to the world of CrossFit. You know, that intense workout we all swear we’ll try someday… right before we get distracted by another round of online gaming.
Anyway, here it is — our list of the most stunning CrossFit women out there. These athletes don’t just crush workouts and lift insane weights; they’ve also won over fans with their confidence, charisma, and unstoppable energy.
Brooke Wells
Brooke Wells isn’t just a CrossFit athlete — she’s one of the sport’s biggest stars. She first made waves back in 2015, when she won the Central Regional at just 19 years old. That victory instantly put her on the CrossFit map, and she’s been a force to reckon with ever since — even snagging a sixth-place finish at the 2016 CrossFit Games.
Funny enough, Brooke didn’t even start CrossFit with big ambitions. She only tried it out after her twin sister took it up to stay in shape for track and field. But as fate would have it, Brooke was the one who fell hard for it — so hard, in fact, that she turned down a track and field scholarship to the University of Arkansas to chase her CrossFit dreams instead. Talk about commitment.
Before that breakout moment in 2015, Brooke competed with Team 540 Beefy of CrossFit 540 at the North Central Regional in 2014. The following year, she went solo — and her first individual appearance couldn’t have gone better. After winning regionals, she finished 16th in her debut CrossFit Games, proving she wasn’t just a one-hit wonder. Then, in 2016, she placed third at the Central Regional and sixth at the Games, thanks to six top-five event finishes and one outright win.
When she’s not training or competing, Brooke juggles life as a student at the University of Missouri and a trainer at CrossFit Fringe in Columbia. In short: strong, smart, and unstoppable — Brooke Wells is living proof that sometimes your “backup sport” becomes your true calling.
Camille Leblanc-Bazinet
Camille Leblanc-Bazinet is one of those rare athletes who seems to do it all — and do it brilliantly. The Canadian CrossFit superstar became a household name when she won the 2014 CrossFit Games, earning the title of “Fittest Woman on Earth.” But long before that, she was already juggling a mix of sports — gymnastics, soccer, volleyball, and rugby — while studying chemical engineering at the Université de Sherbrooke. Yes, she’s both brain and brawn.
Camille’s path to CrossFit started with a setback. At 16, she suffered a serious gymnastics injury that tore her hip flexors, forcing her to give up the sport she loved. But instead of slowing down, she went looking for something new to feed her competitive spirit. After testing out a handful of other sports, she stumbled across CrossFit — and the rest, as they say, is history. Within just two years of training, she was taking the competition floor by storm.
After dominating the CrossFit world, Camille eventually branched out into Olympic weightlifting, amateur bodybuilding, and entrepreneurship. She’s since become an advocate for mental health and body positivity, proving that strength isn’t just physical — it’s about mindset, too.
These days, she channels her passion into her own program, “Beach Babe,” which blends bodybuilding and functional fitness to help women build strong, balanced, and confident physiques.
From chemical engineer to CrossFit champion, from competitor to coach, Camille Leblanc-Bazinet continues to redefine what it means to be an athlete — powerful, multidimensional, and unapologetically herself.
Josie Hamming
Josie Hamming is a CrossFit athlete, fitness instructor, and social media influencer who first turned heads when she ranked among the top 50 women in the world in 2019. Beyond her impressive competition record, she’s built a huge following on Instagram, where she shares her workouts, fitness tips, and glimpses into her training journey.
Josie’s athletic roots go way back. As a child, she played soccer, took gymnastics lessons, and started softball at age seven — a sport she excelled in all the way through high school. Her high school team even won the state championship two years in a row, proving early on that she had what it takes to compete at a high level.
She discovered CrossFit as part of her softball training, and it quickly became a passion. At 18, she made her first CrossFit team appearance at Regionals before branching out to compete as an individual.
Athleticism clearly runs in the family: her father, Steve Hamming, is also a CrossFit athlete and a sports psychologist, giving Josie both the genes and the mental edge to succeed.
Abigail Domit
Abigail Domit is a rising star in the CrossFit world, representing Lone Star CrossFit and finishing 15th at the 2024 CrossFit Games. She’s shown steady progress, topping the North America West Semifinal and consistently performing well on the international stage.
Originally from the Midwest, Abigail now calls San Antonio, Texas, home. Athletics have been part of her life from the start — she dabbled in dance, soccer, gymnastics, cheerleading, and track as a child. Gymnastics, in particular, captured her heart and became her first true athletic love.
Her journey into CrossFit came unexpectedly in 2020, thanks to her husband, Antun. He encouraged her to try the sport as a way to stay active during pandemic restrictions. At first hesitant, Abigail soon found herself hooked by the intensity, variety, and challenges of CrossFit workouts — and the rest is history.
Building on her gymnastics background, Abigail quickly rose through the ranks. She made her CrossFit Games debut in 2023, finishing a respectable 26th, and has since qualified for Semifinals three years in a row, proving she’s a competitor to watch.
Jen Widerstrom
Jennifer Widerstrom is a powerhouse in the fitness world — an American personal trainer, fitness model, and TV personality known for her strength, expertise, and charisma. She gained widespread recognition as a trainer on The Biggest Loser, stepping in to replace Jillian Michaels, and as the fierce female gladiator Phoenix on American Gladiators in 2008.
After graduating, Jennifer moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams of becoming a personal trainer and fitness model. Her big break came when a casting agent spotted her and invited her to join the second season of American Gladiators, where she quickly became known for her athleticism and competitive spirit.
In 2014, she joined Season 16 of NBC’s The Biggest Loser, inspiring contestants and viewers alike with her fitness expertise and motivating coaching style. Beyond TV, Jennifer is active in the CrossFit community, participating in events and showcasing her dedication to strength training.
She’s also a Reebok Global Women’s Brand Ambassador and the author of Diet Right for Your Personality Type, combining her fitness knowledge with practical guidance for healthy living. Simply put, Jennifer Widerstrom isn’t just strong — she’s a role model for anyone looking to level up their health and fitness.
Arielle Loewen
Arielle Loewen is a standout CrossFit athlete, finishing 4th worldwide in the 2024 CrossFit Open and 31st at the 2024 CrossFit Games Finals, proving she consistently competes at the highest level.
Hailing from Midland, Texas, Arielle embodies resilience and determination both in and out of the gym. Balancing the challenges of motherhood with elite-level training, she’s shown that dedication knows no limits. Her career highlights include third-place finishes at the 2023 CrossFit Games and the 2024 Rogue Invitational, cementing her status as one of the sport’s top competitors.
Remarkably, Arielle coaches herself, training tirelessly in her garage gym. As she puts it, “I know what I’m good at — and bad at — and I work every day to fix it.” Her commitment to improvement and relentless work ethic serve as an inspiration to athletes around the world, proving that grit and determination often make the biggest difference.
Jessica Androsik
Jessica Androsik is a rising force in the CrossFit world, known for her steady climb through the ranks. In the 2024 CrossFit Open, she placed 10th within her affiliate, CrossFit Mayhem, one of the sport’s most competitive gyms. Her progress has been nothing short of impressive — in 2023, she finished 36th worldwide and punched her ticket to the North America East Semifinals. With each season, Jessica keeps proving that consistency and hard work really do pay off.
Jessica Coughlan
Jessica Coughlan is a seasoned CrossFit athlete representing CrossFit Norwest, where she’s built a reputation for consistency, grit, and high-level performance. In 2024, she ranked 9th worldwide in the Women (35–39) division and claimed the top spot in both Oceania and Australia for her age group — proof that experience and dedication are a powerful combination.
Sport has always been part of Jessica’s DNA. She started gymnastics at just three and a half years old, and after impressing coaches with her strength, she was placed straight into an elite program. Gymnastics shaped much of her early life, teaching her discipline, focus, and a healthy dose of competitive spirit. After retiring from gymnastics at 18, she dabbled in running and traditional gym training before stumbling upon CrossFit in 2011 — a discovery that completely changed her life.
At the time, Jessica was a qualified primary school teacher specializing in gifted and talented education. But fate (and fitness) had other plans. She met her partner, who owned a CrossFit gym, and he introduced her to the athlete lifestyle — something she didn’t even know was possible back then. What started as a new hobby quickly evolved into a career, and Jessica has been chasing new goals and lifting heavier weights ever since.
Danielle Brandon
Danielle Brandon is a standout CrossFit athlete with a fierce competitive streak and serious athletic credentials to back it up. In 2024, she finished 7th at the CrossFit Games and 5th worldwide in the Individual Quarterfinals, proving once again that consistency and grit are her trademarks.
Before she was dominating WODs, Danielle was flipping, sprinting, and vaulting her way through gymnastics and track, sports that laid the groundwork for her explosive power and agility. Her CrossFit journey took off after she started sharing workout clips and training snapshots on Instagram — a move that quickly turned her into a fan favorite. Her follower count skyrocketed once she qualified for the CrossFit Games as a rookie, leading to sponsorships, brand collaborations, and a thriving online presence across platforms like TikTok.
Known for her jaw-dropping handstand walks, vibrant personality, and a competitive edge sharper than a barbell knurl, Danielle has become one of CrossFit’s most recognizable stars. She even released her own signature shoes with R.A.D., and a recent documentary gives fans a closer look at the woman behind the workouts — determined, dynamic, and undeniably magnetic.
Lauren Fisher
Lauren Fisher has been a powerhouse in the CrossFit world for more than a decade — and she started young. At just 14 years old, she began training, and by her mid-teens, she was already making waves. Fast forward to today, and she’s a seven-time CrossFit Games veteran, competing both individually and on teams, all while building a reputation for her Olympic weightlifting strength — she even snagged the 2014 USA Weightlifting Junior National Championship in the 63-kg class.
Lauren burst onto the CrossFit scene in 2012 with a breakout performance at the NorCal Regionals, and she hasn’t slowed down since. She’s scored a Top 10 finish at the Games (2014), claimed the California Regional title (2016), and earned seven total Games appearances — four solo and three with teams.
Never one to shy away from a challenge, Lauren packed her bags for Dubai in 2018, where she competed in the Meridian Regional, landed on the podium, and punched yet another ticket to Madison. A year later, she rejoined Team Invictus, this time alongside her fiancé, Rasmus Andersen, helping the team to an impressive 3rd place finish at the 2019 CrossFit Games.
Before CrossFit took over her life, Lauren was a standout basketball player in high school, helping her team win back-to-back California State Championships. Her love for Olympic lifting even earned her a spot on Team USA, competing at the American Open and Junior Pan Am Championships.
Now a Rogue athlete, Lauren continues to embody everything people love about CrossFit — grit, resilience, and an all-or-nothing attitude that’s inspired a new generation of athletes around the world.
Jackie Perez
Jackie Perez is a longtime CrossFit athlete and coach, best known for her contagious energy both in the gym and online. Competing out of CrossFit CSA, she’s made her mark in the Northern California CrossFit scene, highlighted by an 11th-place finish at Regionals in 2012.
But Jackie’s influence extends far beyond competition. She became a bit of an Instagram sensation, using her platform to share workout videos, fitness tips, and healthy recipes — and quickly built a loyal following of over 200,000 fans who love her mix of strength and realness.
A Cal State Hayward graduate with a degree in kinesiology, Jackie has always had a passion for movement and coaching. She started working at CSA Gym in Dublin, California, back in 2011, turning her love of fitness into a full-time career. Whether she’s lifting heavy, coaching athletes, or just making people laugh online, Jackie embodies the CrossFit spirit — strong, supportive, and seriously fun.
Brooke Ence
Brooke Ence is one of those rare athletes who seems to do it all — CrossFit champion, entrepreneur, actress, and all-around powerhouse. She first burst onto the CrossFit scene in 2015, making an unforgettable rookie debut at the Games where she won two event titles and instantly became a fan favorite for her grit, strength, and confidence.
Before dominating barbells and box jumps, Brooke had an active background that reads like a highlight reel — gymnastics, swimming, softball, and dance were all part of her story. She went on to study dance at the University of Utah, with dreams of performing in musical theatre, before discovering CrossFit and realizing she was built for a different kind of stage.
Brooke joined the UTE CrossFit team in 2011, and her career quickly took off. Since then, she’s expanded far beyond competition. She’s built her own fitness brand, the Naked Program, designed training gear, and even stepped into Hollywood — appearing in Wonder Woman and Justice League, as well as the TV show Ultimate Tag.
Her mix of athleticism, charisma, and down-to-earth humor has earned her a massive online following and a lasting reputation as one of CrossFit’s most inspiring figures. Whether she’s coaching, filming, or chasing new challenges, Brooke Ence proves that strength — in every form — never goes out of style.
Christmas Abbott
Christmas Abbott is one of those people who seems to live several lives at once — CrossFit athlete, author, fitness model, reality TV star, and, yes, the first woman ever to serve on a NASCAR pit crew. She’s also been a driving force behind CrossFit Invoke, leading the team to three straight Mid-Atlantic Regional appearances and inspiring athletes everywhere with her trademark grit and charisma.
But Christmas’s path to fitness fame wasn’t always a smooth one. As a teenager, she went through a difficult period after a car accident left her sister in a coma. Struggling to cope, she turned to drinking and smoking — habits that followed her for nearly a decade. Then, at 22, she decided enough was enough.
In a move that would completely change her life, Christmas joined her mom as a civilian contractor in Iraq. It was there that she discovered the power of physical fitness — not just for the body, but for the mind. When she returned home, she traded cigarettes for dumbbells and stumbled upon CrossFit, instantly falling in love with its intensity and community.
By 2007, she’d opened her own gym, started coaching, and built a reputation for her incredible strength and even stronger spirit. From breaking barriers in NASCAR to writing her own fitness and nutrition book, Christmas has turned her comeback story into a full-blown inspiration — proving that sometimes, the best version of yourself is waiting just on the other side of a hard restart.
Alex Gazan
Alex Gazan is a standout CrossFit athlete from Rhino CrossFit, celebrated for her consistency and competitive drive. In 2024, she secured 10th place at the CrossFit Games and topped the North America West Individual Quarterfinals, solidifying her reputation as one of the sport’s top contenders.
Just days after winning the Northern California Classic In-Person Qualifying Event in June, Alex suffered a fractured fibula in a car accident in California. While her recovery is going well, it isn’t yet enough for her to safely compete at the upcoming CrossFit Games in Albany, NY, leading to her withdrawal.
Despite the setback, Alex remains determined and optimistic about her future. She’s targeting a comeback at the World Fitness Project’s Tour Event II in Phoenix, AZ, later in August, demonstrating the resilience and dedication that have defined her CrossFit journey.
Bethany Shadburne
Bethany Flores is one of those athletes who seems to thrive on doing everything — and doing it really well. A former gymnast, bodybuilder, triathlete, and obstacle course racer, she’s built a foundation of athleticism that perfectly suits the relentless world of CrossFit. Her dedication paid off in 2024, when she finished an impressive 4th place at the CrossFit Games, solidifying her place among the sport’s elite.
Bethany’s journey into CrossFit began back in 2015, starting with local competitions before joining Black Magic Training under Jared Astle and Jenn Jones (Astle) the following year. That partnership quickly propelled her career forward — in 2017, she won the Rx division at Wodapalooza, placed 4th at the Austin Fittest Games, and dominated the South Central Open, earning her a top-20 worldwide ranking and a spot at both Regionals and the CrossFit Games as a “double rookie.”
The momentum didn’t stop there. She finished 5th at Wodapalooza, 5th at Regionals, and 16th at the CrossFit Games in 2018, before teaming up with Austen Cochren of Streamline CrossFit later that year. Her performances kept shining — 7th at the Dubai Championship and a 1st place finish at SouthFit in Argentina in 2019, which punched her ticket to another Games appearance, where she finished 8th overall.
Through injuries, coach changes, and life’s curveballs, Bethany never lost her drive. She moved to Las Vegas to train under Justin Cotler and alongside Kari Pearce, then later to Los Angeles, where she married and began working with Perrin Behr from Training Think Tank. Despite setbacks like COVID in 2021 and a back injury in 2022, she bounced back strong — finishing 5th at the 2023 Semifinals and returning to peak form in 2024.
Beyond the medals and muscle, Bethany’s known for her bright smile, humble attitude, and genuine positivity — the kind of athlete who reminds everyone that being great isn’t just about winning, but about lifting others up along the way.
Gracie Walton
Gracie Walton is a rising star in the CrossFit world, having claimed 1st place in both the Oceania region and Australia during the 2024 CrossFit Open and finishing an impressive 14th at the 2024 CrossFit Games Finals.
Hailing from Perth, Western Australia, Gracie trains out of CrossFit Dignus and has quickly made a name for herself with her dedication, athleticism, and competitive drive. Her CrossFit journey began during the COVID-19 pandemic when she cut a backpacking trip short and decided to try a class on a friend’s recommendation — a decision that changed the trajectory of her athletic career.
Gracie’s love of sport goes back to her earliest memories. As a child, she juggled multiple activities after school, including netball, swimming, gymnastics, athletics, and cross-country running. In high school, she focused on swimming and bodybuilding-style training, laying the foundation for the strength, endurance, and versatility she now brings to every WOD.
Ella Wilkinson
Ella Wilkinson is one of the UK’s rising stars in the CrossFit world — strong, driven, and with just the right mix of grit and grace. In 2024, she proved she’s one to watch, finishing 31st worldwide in the CrossFit Open and claiming the top spot in the United Kingdom.
Born and raised in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, Ella’s athletic journey started early — at just 9 years old, she was flipping, tumbling, and mastering body control through gymnastics. That early foundation of strength, balance, and discipline has become the secret weapon behind her success on the CrossFit floor today.
Whether she’s training at High Performance CrossFit or competing on the global stage, Ella brings a mix of quiet confidence and fierce determination — the kind that makes you think, “Yep, she’s just getting started.”
Mal O’Brien
Mal O’Brien is a standout CrossFit athlete from 802 CrossFit, known for her incredible talent and rapid rise in the sport. She made history by claiming first place worldwide in the CrossFit Open in both 2022 and 2023 and earned a second-place finish at the 2022 CrossFit Games, showcasing her consistency and elite skill.
Mal’s athletic journey began early. A competitive gymnast from the age of three, she was introduced to CrossFit at 10 years old by her mother at a local gym in Des Moines, Iowa. By age 12, she was already competing in online qualifiers for events like Wodapalooza, steadily building her reputation as one of the sport’s brightest young talents.
Despite her early success, Mal faced challenges, including a Lyme disease diagnosis in 2020. After her historic podium finish at the 2022 CrossFit Games, she made the decision to step back from competition to focus on her mental health, demonstrating the same courage and self-awareness that have defined her career.
Staci Tovar
Stacie Tovar is a powerhouse in the CrossFit world and the owner of CrossFit Omaha. Since 2009, she’s competed in nearly every CrossFit Games, taking a career-best 11th place in 2015 and proving her strength, grit, and determination on the international stage.
As a coach, Stacie keeps fitness and nutrition simple, helping people build healthy lifestyles without overcomplicating things. A decorated athlete and functional fitness advocate, she balances her competitive drive with life as a fun-loving wife and proud boy mom from Nebraska. In short, she’s fierce, inspiring, and knows how to make hard work look effortless.
Dominique Jacoy
Dominique Jacoy is a dedicated CrossFit athlete who grinds it out at Real Change CrossFit, where she’s earned first place in her affiliate more than once. She’s no stranger to the competition floor either, having tackled several CrossFit Open events over the years — with her best finish coming in 2018, when she ranked 1591st worldwide.
She’s the kind of athlete who shows up, puts in the work, and keeps raising the bar — literally and figuratively — one WOD at a time.
Solveig Sigurdardottir
Sólveig Sigurðardóttir, known to most as Sóla, is an accomplished CrossFit athlete from Iceland who began her training in 2012. Currently based in Bournemouth, UK, she balances her athletic career with studies in chiropractic, combining her love of movement with a dedication to understanding the human body.
Sóla’s CrossFit journey started from scratch in 2013, and over nearly a decade, she has steadily pushed her limits. She has competed at the European Regionals three times and participated in the CrossFit Games twice as part of a team. Along the way, she’s racked up victories at international events, including winning the Madrid CrossFit Championship in 2021 and earning third place at the 2024 SandClash tournament in Saudi Arabia.
With a passion for constant growth and a drive to push boundaries, Sóla continues to compete worldwide, inspiring fellow athletes and proving that dedication, curiosity, and a love for the sport can take you far.
Julie Foucher
Julie Foucher is a standout American CrossFit athlete and medical resident, known for her remarkable consistency and elite performance. Across her four CrossFit Games appearances, she has never finished outside the top five, earning podium finishes in 2012 (2nd place) and 2014 (3rd place). A favorite in 2015, her season was unfortunately cut short due to a torn Achilles tendon during the qualifiers.
Beyond competing, Julie contributes to the sport as part of the CrossFit Level 1 Seminar Staff, helping to train the next generation of athletes and coaches. Alongside her athletic career, she pursued medicine, graduating from the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University in 2017, and balancing the demands of medical residency with her passion for CrossFit.
Julie’s story is a testament to discipline, resilience, and the ability to excel both in the gym and in life — showing that it’s possible to be both a top-tier athlete and a dedicated professional.
Annie Thorisdottir
Anníe Mist Þórisdóttir, aka “Annie,” is an Icelandic CrossFit superstar and two-time CrossFit Games champion (2011 and 2012), earning her the well-deserved title of “Fittest Woman on Earth.” Before lifting barbells instead of gymnastic beams, Annie was a gymnast, ballet dancer, and pole vaulter — basically, she’s always been built to defy gravity. Co-owner of CrossFit Reykjavik, she now coaches the next generation of athletes, all while bouncing back from injuries and even childbirth with the kind of grit that makes mere mortals wince in admiration. Positive, relentless, and totally inspiring, Annie is living proof that strength isn’t just physical — it’s mental, too.
Kelly Stone
Kelly Stone is a dedicated CrossFit athlete training out of CrossFit Omnia, known for consistently high rankings and competitive excellence. She claimed 1st place in her affiliate for both the 2023 and 2024 CrossFit Opens, and has achieved notable results such as 89th in the North America West Quarterfinals (2024) and 8th at the Granite Games Semifinal (2022).
A lifelong athlete, Kelly’s competitive journey began with gymnastics as a child, eventually leading her to become a Division I swimmer at the University of San Diego, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in biology. She later completed a doctorate in physical therapy at the University of Florida, building a respected career as a pediatric and adult physical therapist.
Her deep understanding of the human body, combined with years of disciplined training, fuels her passion for CrossFit. Since starting in 2016, Kelly has applied that knowledge and dedication to excel at the highest levels of the sport, proving that intelligence and athleticism go hand in hand.
Ashley Rincon
Ashley Rincon is a powerhouse in the CrossFit world, consistently turning heads at her home gym, CrossFit CSA. In 2024, she flexed her skills by placing 70th in the Women’s (35–39) Semifinals and dominating several local categories during the annual Open. Basically, she lifts, she sweats, she conquers — and does it with style.
Danielle Dunlap
Danielle Dunlap is a committed CrossFit athlete who trains at 8th Day CrossFit and regularly competes in the CrossFit Open, earning impressive worldwide rankings, including 280th in 2023 and 780th in 2024. Beyond her own training, Danielle specializes in nutrition coaching and exercise programming, helping both everyday fitness enthusiasts build healthy, sustainable lifestyles and competitive athletes reach the next level.
When she’s not lifting or coaching, Danielle enjoys exploring local food spots and coffee shops with her husband, binge-watching The Office, and getting lost in a good book.
Tommie DePrima
Tommie Deprima is one hell of a CrossFit athlete who continues to make her mark in the Women (35–39) division. In 2023, she ranked 66th worldwide and claimed the top spot at CrossFit Hype, proving that experience and determination go a long way.
Known for her consistency and grit, Tommie has built a reputation for delivering strong performances year after year, always pushing her limits and showing that competitive fire doesn’t fade—it just gets stronger.
Laura Horvath
Laura Horváth is a Hungarian CrossFit powerhouse who claimed the title of “Fittest Woman on Earth” after winning the 2023 CrossFit Games. Before dominating the CrossFit scene, she was a successful sport climber, competing at both national and European levels before swapping chalk bags for barbells.
Since then, Laura has become one of the sport’s most consistent and respected athletes, racking up multiple CrossFit Games podium finishes and major wins like the Rogue Invitational. On top of that, she’s also a national weightlifting champion and record holder—because apparently, being the fittest woman alive just wasn’t enough.
Tia-Clair Toomey
Tia-Clair Toomey isn’t just a CrossFit champion — she’s the CrossFit champion. The Australian powerhouse has earned the title of “Fittest Woman on Earth” an unprecedented eight times, setting a record no one else has come close to touching. But her dominance doesn’t stop there. Tia also snagged Olympic gold in weightlifting at the 2018 Commonwealth Games and even represented Australia in bobsledding at the Winter Olympics that same year — because apparently being elite in one sport wasn’t challenging enough.
Outside of competition, she’s the author of How I Became the Fittest Woman on Earth: My Story So Far and co-runs PRVN Fitness with her husband and coach, Shane Orr. Whether she’s lifting, sprinting, sliding down icy tracks, or building the next generation of athletes, Tia-Clair Toomey continues to redefine what “unstoppable” really looks like.
And that’s it for this one, folks!