10 Motivational Crossfit Girls to inspire you in 2016

| Feb 29, 2016 / 6 min read
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Motivational Crossfit Girls Countdown:

10 Camille Leblanc-Bazinet

Fittest Women at the 2014 CrossFit Games, 6 x CrossFit Games athlete and she is currently finishing her Chemical Engineering Degree. This talented and intelligent French-Canadian powerhouse is also a member of the Canadia Nation Team in Olympic weightlifting, and the best 58 kg lifter in the country. Her sporting prowess and positive, driven attitude is helping to re-define concepts of female body image, health and beauty within Crossfit and wider society.

‘Women should be defined by what they can do, not just by how they look’

 

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9 Motivational Crossfit Girls – Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir

The reigning CrossFit Games champion, 2016 will see this highly talented Icelandic athlete defend her crown from the hungry competition. She recently moved to the USA to train full time with Ben Bergeron, and is committed to excellence on all levels, as is demonstrated by her favourite quote:

‘Full Effort is full victory’

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8 Motivational Crossfit Girls – Julie Foucher

Foucher is a warrior, and in her 4 appearances at the CrossFit Games, has never finished outside the top 5. 2nd in 2012 and 3rd in 2014, she consistently performs with incredible heart and ability, and is renowned for her work ethic. In 2015, Foucher tore her Achilles tendon whilst competing, seemingly the end of her career, she decided instead to strap on a support and compete anyway.

Even though she isn’t competing this year, she is the official face of the Crossfit Open demonstration Workouts.A great representative for all Crossfit girls!

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7 Emma Mcquaid

She recently won the Athlete Games, and is currently the UKs fittest Female. She also once rose 6,000 places in the Open, and in a recent interview with BOXROX, told us that she doesn’t sit ever sit down in rest periods, in order to stay hungry for the next set. McQuaid is one to watch for 2016!

 

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6 Kara Webb

The Australian Kara ‘big dub‘ Webb was 5th at the 2015 CrossFit Games, and is a powerful and versatile athlete. Up at 4.30am every morning to coach and train, she believes in going hard or going home.

‘Training is when I go to a really bad place…the worst place possible. That way, come game day, I know I’ve been worse.’

 

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5 Lauren Fisher

22 year old Fisher is a dedicated Crossfit athlete and a University student. Known for her 250 lb Clean & Jerks, Fisher says that ‘My Dad instilled a work ethic in me since I was a Kid…It can be tough to manage it all – eating well, training, homework, classes. My goal for each day is to stay relaxed, have fun, and just get it all done.’

‘I learned that if you want something, you have to work at it.’

Inspirational Crossfit Girls: Lauren Fisher

Inspirational Crossfit Girls: Lauren Fisher

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4 Annie Thorisdottir

2x Fittest Woman on earth at the CrossFit Games and 6x Games competitor, Thorisdottir has been featured on Vogue, and as a personal reward for winning the 2012 Games, she bought herself two pairs of heels, one Valentino and one Prada. Her name translates as ‘the daughter of Thor’, and in her spare time she enjoys running in the Icelandic mountains.

‘I want to show women that training can give them more confidence—and that being strong is beautiful.’

Motivational Crossfit girls: Annie thorisdottir in Vogue

Motivational Crossfit girls: Annie thorisdottir in Vogue

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3 Tia Toomey

Toomey is the 2nd fittest Woman on earth after a series of fantastic performances at the 2015 CrossFit Games which also earned her the title of rookie of the year. She is a tri-silver medalist at the 2015 Pacific Games OIympic Weightlifting and competed for Australia at the IWF Weightlifting champion ships at Houston in the same year. Coming off the back of such a strong year, this humble and strong athlete quietly flies under the radar, but could be a surprise contender if things go her way.

 

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2 Brooke Ence

Last year she placed 6th at the Northern Californian regional and as a former dancer, her boisterous and fun personality, combined with her keen athletic talent and strength, make her a great Crossfitter. As Crossfit girls go, she epitomises the ideal that strong is, indeed, beautiful.

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1 Sara Sigmundsdottir

Another Icelandic superwoman from the land of ice and fire, this athlete is hotly tipped as a potential winner for the 2016 CrossFit Games. She was 3rd in 2015, has won the:

  • Italian Throwdown
  • East Coast Championships
  • French Throwdown
  • Athlete Games
  • Meridian Regionals 2015.

Her almost unrivalled work ethic, combined with an abundance of raw talent makes her truly one Crossfit girl to inspire you in 2016!

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