BAJAN SUN MAGAZINE
OCT 2014
As a female bodybuilder, what would you say are your
greatest challenges?
As a female body fitness competitor when you say challenges if you mean how others see me: I’d say people like
to see when other people take their health seriously; others don't like it, they would comment on the fact that
women shouldn't be that muscular. If you mean from another point of view as in what are my challenges where
training or a body part is concerned, I would say for me
getting my legs in shape is usually my greatest challenge.
What are your greatest achievements in terms of
your physique and competitions?
My greatest achievements where my physique and competitions are concerned are improvements. The job is never completed; there is always more work to be done.
What is your diet like?
I'm not on a strict diet right now as competition is not part
of my regimen at the moment. But, I try to keep it clean
and at the same time fulfilling my cravings (smiles).
How often do you work out?
Usually, I would work out four to five days a week. But,
in recent times I’ve only managed to make it two days
sometimes one day and if I’m lucky I’ll get there three
days a week .
What competitions have entered you and what titles
do you hold?
2nd at the Miss Barbados Fitness 2005
1st at the Miss Barbados Fitness, 2006 and 2008
1st at the Miss Bridgetown Fitness, 2006 and 2008
Winner of the Eastern Caribbean Body Fitness Championships in Anguilla 2006
2nd at the Central American Championships in Jamaica
2006
2nd at the Central American Championships in Bermuda
2007
Winner of the Central American Championships in the
Bahamas 2008
Winner of the Darcey Beckles Invitational Fitness, 2008
and 2009
2nd at the Miss Barbados Fitness 2012