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Leilani Munter motor sports competitor
Leilani Munter is an American racing driver and environmental activist.
Laura Kline cyclist runner
Laura Kline is a multisport athlete from Pasadena, USA, best known for her success in Duathlon. Duathlon is an endurance event which starts with a run, changes to cycling, then returns to running.
Ellen Jaffe Jones runner
Ellen Jones is a senior runner who competes in distances from 100 metres through to endurance distances. Following success in the 2012 Florida State senior games she became eligible to compete in the Senior National Competition in four separate events. She's since repeated this.
Kara Lang soccer/football player
Kara Lang is a former member of the Canadian women’s football team who has played successfully at club and national level.
Sarah Stewart basketball player
Sarah Stewart has represented Australia at wheelchair bastketball. She first started playing in 2001 and within two years had made the national team.
Bill McCarthy powerlifter strong vegan
Bill McCarthy is an American powerlifter. He competes at national level and has qualified for international competition including the Arnold Sports festival three times. He’s 120kg in weight and his personal best lifts (raw) are 501 lb (227.5kg) bench press, 750 lbs (340kg) squat and 622 lb (282.5kg) deadlift.
Peter Ebdon snooker player
Peter Ebdon has been a snooker professional since 1991. He attracted attention by beating former world champion Steve Davis 10-4 in the 1992 World Championship and was awarded WPBSA Young Player of the Year award that year.
Vicki Cosio tennis player
Vicky is a tennis player with an impressive history of tournament success into her 40s. Vicky started playing tennis in high school and has never taken lessons.
Emily Jans fighter
Emily Jans is a retired professional kickboxer who won the 2012 Australian Amateur Boxing title. This was in the Elite Women’s 64kg division.
Amanda Riester bodybuilder fighter
Amanda’s two grandfathers and her father boxed professionally and Amanda learned a lot from them when growing up. At 16 she entered the Chicago Golden Gloves, an annual amateur competition, at 17 she boxed at national level. Aged 18, she was rated at number two in the United States. After ten years of boxing she retired with an amazing total of four Chicago Golden Gloves titles, and started coaching and bodybuilding.