Fitness Competitor: Timea Majorova

Height: 5'8"
Weight: 135 pounds off season; 132 pounds contest
Measurements: 36-24-36

Timea Majorova (b.October 2, 1974 in Bratislava, Slovakia) is a IFBB professional fitness competitor.

A native of Zeliezovce, Slovakia, Timea Majorova became involved in sport and fitness competitions at a very young age. Besides being athletic, Timea is also very intelligent. She is able to speak three languages besides English: Hungarian, Russian, and Slovak, fluently. Being athletic and intelligent would eventually compel her to attend medical school in Slovakia, where she would earn a degree in physical therapy.

Her first contest was The Ms. Slovakia Fitness Championships of 1994, where she placed 2nd. She then moved to Los Angeles to further pursue her fitness career, where she represented Slovakia in the European championships. She would finally win a championship in 1997, where she placed 1st in the Amateur World Championships. Her first Fitness Olympia was in 1998, where she placed 6th.

In total, she has taken part in more than 20 competitions. She is currently living in Santa Monica, California where she is also pursuing a career in acting.

1995 Ms Slovakia Fitness 1st
1997 European Amateur Fitness Championships 1st
1997 World Amateur Fitness Championships 1st
1997 Fitness Ms. Olympia 11th
1998 Jan Tana Pro Fitness 14th
1998 Fitness International 11th
1998 Fitness Ms. Olympia 6th
1998 French Pro Fitness Classic 4th
1998 Czech. Republic Pro Fitness 3rd
1990 Fitness Ms. Olympia 5th
1999 Fitness International 4th
1999 Finland Pro Fitness Classic 3rd
1999 Denmark Pro Fitness Classic 2nd
2000 Fitness International 2nd
2000 Atlantic City Pro Fitness 1st
2000 Fitness Olympia 4th
2001 Fitness International 5th
2001 Fitness Ms. Olympia 5th
2001 Hungarian Pro Fitness 1st 

Figure Competitor: Davana Medina

Full Name: Davana Medina
Birthday: January 28
Place of Birth: Ponce, Puerto Rico
Current state of Residence: Pompton Plains, New Jersey
Occupation: Figure competitor, personal trainer, and fitness model, former dental hygenist.
Marital Status: Married.
Height: 5'7"
Weight (In Season): 128-130 lbs. (Off-Season):138-142 lbs.
Eye Color: Hazel
Hair Color: Brown

Davana Medina is a professional figure competitor from the United States. To Medina is the most successful figure competitor in the short history of the sport, winning the first three Figure Olympia titles to date.

Davana was born on January 28, 1974 in Ponce, Puerto Rico. She entered and won her first figure competition, the NPC Bev Francis Atlantic States, one week after getting married.

With the support of her husband and friends Davana decided to dedicate eight weeks to her first show. She geared her training and dieting to a consistent program to get in the best shape of her life for the show. After winning her first show Davana decided to turn professional. Sadly her marriage did not last.

Davana turned professional after winning the first NPC Figure Nationals in 2001. However, there were no professional figure contests until 2003, so she was forced to take a year off from competition. She has been the most successful woman in figure competition, winning the first three Figure Olympias to date. Davana competes at 5'7" and 130 pounds, and currently lives in Pompton Plains, New Jersey.

Davana says that her biggest inspiration has been her mother, who is very dedicated to everything that she does and taught her to do the same in her life. When the going gets tough, Davana usually relies on her mom to help her get through.

Recently Davana has remarried and was set to compete in the 2006 Ms. Figure Olympia, but due to health problems she was unable to defend her title. This was meant to be her last competition as Medina had stated her desire to retire from competition to start a family with her husband. Her sponsors released a statement through her website saying:

"Davana did not compete at the 2006 IFBB Figure Olympia to defend her title for a 4th consecutive time as a medical issue came up on Monday, September 25 and she was not able to compete. This was supposed to be her last show but she is undecided whether or not she will get back on stage to compete."*

Medina's training consists of simple compound movements with mostly free weights (she rarely uses cable exercises); she also rarely uses machines. She typically trains 6 days a week in the off-season (usually two body parts per day off-season, and only one body part per day on-season).

2001 NPC Bev Francis Atlantic States Figure Championships - 1st
2001 First Annual NPC National Figure Championships - 1st
2003 IFBB Figure International - 3rd
2003 IFBB Pittsburgh Pro Figure - 2nd
2003 IFBB Night of Champions Figure - 1st
2003 IFBB New York Pro Figure - 1st
2003 IFBB Figure Olympia - 1st
2004 IFBB New York Pro Figure - 1st
2004 IFBB Figure Olympia - 1st
2005 IFBB New York Pro Figure - 1st
2005 IFBB Charlotte Pro Figure - 1st
2005 IFBB Figure Olympia - 1st

Female Bodybuilder and Figure Competitor: Jodi Leigh Miller

Jodi Leigh Miller is an American female bodybuilder and figure competitor.
Miller was born in Chicago, Illinois on November 8, 1972, and currently resides in Dallas, Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in English and a Secondary Teaching Certification, and earned certification as a personal trainer from the Cooper Institute in Dallas. In the mid-1990s, her interest in powerlifting led her to try her hand in competition. She won first place in her first two powerlifting appearances, and began to consider competing in other fields. By the early 2000s she had been successful in sporting challenges and turned to bodybuilding, along with fitness and figure competition.

In 2001, Miller began competing in events for the NPC, an affiliate of the IFBB and the largest amateur bodybuilding organization in the United States. She won her division and the overall champion title in her first event, and since then has gradually gained repute on the national level. Miller actively markets herself through the Internet, and has attracted sponsorship from several national sporting equipment and apparel companies. She has also written as a guest columnist for Oxygen magazine.

In 2006, Miller transitioned back to bodybuilding. She won the lightweight class in the amateur bodybuilding division of the Europa Supershow. That qualified her to compete in the bodybuilding Nationals, where she placed eighth in the lightweight class.

Powerlifting
1996 USA Powerlifting Federation Texas State Championships - 1st (111 lb. weight class)
1996 ADFPA Powerlifting Federation Longhorn Open - 1st (104 lb. weight class)

24-Hour Fitness Gyms Triathlon Fitness Challenge
1998 Club Level, Texas - 1st
1998 Regional Level, Texas - 1st
1998 National Level - 4th

Galaxy Nova Federation
2000 Texas Grand Prix - 12th (physique round)
2001 Nationals - 15th (physique round)
2001 Nova USA Championships - 12th (physique round)

NPC
2001 Texas State Championships - 1st-Overall Champion (novice lightweight bodybuilding division), 4th (figure division)
2001 Heart of Texas - 2th (open bodybuilding division), 3rd (figure division)
2002 Lone Star Classic - 4th (short figure division)
2002 Junior Nationals - 17th (short figure division)
2002 Team Universe Figure Nationals - 19th-tie (short figure division)
2003 Junior USA's - 7th (5'2" and under division)
2003 Pittsburgh - 4th (short figure division)
2003 Junior Nationals - 6th (short figure division)
2003 Team Universe Figure Nationals - 5th (5'2" and under division)
2004 Junior USA's - 5th (5'2" and under division)
2004 Emerald Cup - 2nd (5'3" and under division)
2004 Junior Nationals - 12th
2005 Junior Nationals - 11th
2006 Europa Supershow amateur bodybuilding - 1st (LW)
2006 NPC Nationals (bodybuilding) - 8th (LW)

Female Bodybuilder - Cathy LeFrancois

Cathy LeFrancois (formerly Priest) is a professional female bodybuilder and figure competitor from Canada.

Cathy LeFrancois was born on February 12, 1971 in Amqui, Quebec. She started figure skating at age six, but after two years she switched to speed skating, which she found more satisfying. She eventually won five medals in the Quebec provincial championships, an accomplishment that has not been equalled since. Cathy attended Notre-Dame-de-Foy in Quebec.

Cathy earned her pro card in 1995 when she won the overall title at the CBBF Canada Cup, and made her pro debut at the Jan Tana Classic later that year. At a height of 5'2", she competed exclusively as a lightweight once weight classes were introduced in pro shows in 2000. Her best achievement as a professional was winning the lightweight class at the 2003 Ms. International.

Cathy married bodybuilder Lee Priest on July 1, 2000; they separated in 2005. After 2003, she retired from bodybuilding and transitioned to figure competition, competing in her first figure contests in 2005. In late 2006, she switched back to bodybuilding.

Contest history
1990 Quebec Metropolitain regional amateur bodybuilding - 2nd (LW)
1991 CBBF Easter Canadian amateur bodybuilding championship - 1st (LW)
1993 CBBF Canadian amateur bodybuilding championship - 2nd (LW)
1994 CBBF Canadian amateur bodybuilding championship - 2nd (MW)
1995 CBBF Canada Cup III amateur bodybuilding championship - 1st (MW & overall)
1995 Jan Tana Classic - 12th
1996 Ms. International - 14th
1996 Jan Tana Classic - 8th
1999 Ms. International - 19th
1999 Jan Tana Classic - 8th
1999 IFBB Women's Extravaganza - 5th
2000 Ms. International - 3rd (LW)
2000 IFBB Ms. Olympia - 4th (LW)
2001 Ms. International - 4th (LW)
2002 Ms. International - 4th (LW)
2002 GNC Show of Strength - 2nd (LW)
2003 Ms. International - 1st (LW)
2003 IFBB Ms. Olympia - 4th (LW)
2005 IFBB Europa Supershow (figure) - DNP
2005 Sacramento Pro Figure - DNP
2006 IFBB California Pro Figure - 12th
2006 IFBB Atlantic City Pro Women's Bodybuilding - 9th
2007 Ms. International - 10th

Fitness Competitor: Kelly Ryan

Kelly Ryan (b. July 10, 1972 in Minneapolis, Minnesota) is a IFBB professional fitness competitor.

Kelly Ryan got an early start in her fitness career when, at age eight, she began to train in gymnastics. This would later serve as a foundation for other athletic activities she would become involved with in high school, such as cheerleading and basketball. After high school Kelly decided to pursue journalism at the University of South Carolina. While studying for her degree in journalism she also worked as a choreographer, which would prove very useful in her decision to become a top fitness athlete. Her first fitness competition was the NPC South Carolina State in 1995, where she placed first.

She would eventually end up winning eight fitness competitions. Her background and presence in fitness contests have made her a familiar face at fitness expositions as well as in fitness magazines.

Married to body builder, Craig Titus.

The couple are awaiting trial in Nevada on charges in the murder of their live-in assistant, Melissa James. James was alleged to have had an affair with Titus. Titus and Ryan are being tried together in the case scheduled to go to court in January of 2007. A prosecutor alleged in open court that Titus was part of a plot to murder three witnesses due to testify in the case. No charges have been filed and Titus’ defense lawyer says he doesn’t think that there is enough evidence for charges in the allegation.

The trial of co-defendant Anthony Gross on arson and accessory to murder charges was separated from the murder trial for Titus and Ryan.

Stats
Height: 5' 3"
Weight: 120 lbs. Competition; 125 lbs. Off-Season

 Competition history
2004 Fitness International - 2nd place
2003 Fitness Olympia - 2nd place
2003 Night Of Champions (fitness) - Champion
2003 - Fitness International - 3rd place
2002 - GNC Show of Strength - Champion
2002 Fitness Olympia - 2nd
2002 Jan Tana Pro Fitness - 1st
2002 Show of Strength Pro Fitness - 1st
2002 Southwest Pro Fitness - 1st
2001 Fitness Olympia - 3rd
2001 Pittsburgh Pro Fitness - 1st
2001 Jan Tana Classic - 1st
2001 Fitness International - 2nd
2000 Fitness Olympia - 2nd
2000 Fitness Inernational - 1st place
1999 IFBB Fitness Olympia - 2nd place
1999 IFBB Jan Tana Classic - 1st place
1999 World Pro Fitness - 2nd place
1998 Ms. Fitness America - 1st place
1998 Team Universe Fitness Championships - 1st place and overall winner
1996 NPC Junior USA Fitness - 3rd 

Fitness Competitor - Ursula Sarcev

Height: 5' 5"
Weight: 115 lbs.
Eyes: Hazel
Hair: Brown

Ursula Sarcev, née Alberto (born in February 26, 1968) is an American fitness competitor and actress. She was married to bodybuilder Milos Sarcev until they divorced in 1997.

1994: Galaxy Competition (1st)
1996: Women's World Pro Fitness Championships (6th)

Ursula appeared in Nemesis III: Prey Harder ( 1996) , as Ramie.

Fitness instructor and competitor - Carol Semple-Marzetta

Carol Semple-Marzetta (born February 23, 1966) is a fitness instructor and competitor. In regional and national competitions, she has won 13 medals.

Carol began gymnastics training at the age of 10. Her dream was to compete in Olympics gymnastics events. However, she was found to have Osgood-Schlatter disease, a childhood condition in which the bones grow faster than the muscles they support. This, along with the financial burden associated with training, ended her dream of Olympic competition. The severe injuries she suffered in an auto accident on May 23, 1983 meant she had to give up gymnastics entirely.

She worked as a fitness instructor at a local spa during her 20s. While training there, she became aware of the Ms. National Fitness competition. After winning first or second place in various contests, in 1999 she made a career out of providing advice on training regimens and dietary supplements. As of August 2004, she manages the fitness and athletics division of Life Measure Labs, a company whose mobile units provide state-of-the-art body-composition and bone-density screening tests.