About Kristin

Describe your path to the pro ranks.

I was a bodybuilding enthusiast starting in 1985. From the moment I started training I wanted to compete but at the time I was a music student (Berklee College of Music) and singer in rock bands.

For 22 years I trained but the lifestyle I was living was not conducive to a successful competition prep by any means. Then in 2008 when my husband and I retired from playing out I cleaned up my eating/drinking habits. It was on my bucket list to compete and I finally did in April of 2009 at 42.

Competing on the amateur level wasn’t hard because I had 22 years of mature muscle I finally uncovered a genetically decent symmetry. I won my first show and a pro card. I then went on to win two more shows in the next two months on the amateur level.

I wasn’t quite sure what to do at this point not knowing anything about competing or even fully understanding the importance of drug tested events. I took the 2010 season to do my research and competed 8 times as a Pro. This wasn’t easy at all. I am small. My conditioning was good and my quad separation was good but I lacked muscle everywhere else. Competing and dieting that much also contributed in some hard-earned muscle loss. I traveled to shows and charged some serious expenses. I learned many things.

Which WNBF pro shows have you competed in?

What does being a WNBF pro mean to you?

Are you involved in any other parts of the sport?

Which WNBF amateur shows are you likely to attend?

Will you be competing in the 2015 Worlds in Atlantic City?

What are your competitive goals?