Nothing comes easy. It takes a lot of hard work to get in shape and  become a champion bodybuilder. I know, because I’ve done it.

I started out in the fitness field in 1983 as an aerobics instructor. I taught classes and managed an aerobics program in Tacoma and Puyallup, Washington. Before long, I was offered the opportunity to start my own gym. The Fitness and Shape Gym offered aerobics classes, weightlifting, karate and self-defense. I managed the operation and personally taught 15 classes a week, while taking instruction in karate.

 In 1986, I closed the gym and moved to Bellevue, Washington and expanded into new horizons. I successfully became a medical assistant and in 1988, I gave birth to my son. Then I took a bold step. I began bodybuilding in 1992 and entered my first competition in 1993. It took a great deal of dedication and concentration to get into and stay in top form. But it paid off. Since 1993, I have won First Place and Overall honors in competitions from New York to Honolulu.

While still in Bellevue, I started one-on-one personal training, getting great results from clients ranging in age from eleven to eighty!

In 1997, I moved to the beautiful island of Maui where I wound up buying and running a rental car business, something of a detour from the personal training that I loved so much. In 2000, I got back into bodybuilding, and represented Maui, my new home, in competitions. I won the Musclemania Championship in Los Angeles that year. When I got out of the car business, and wanted to start personal training again, I moved to Honolulu.  Ten years into my career as a bodybuilding competitor, I took First in the 2004 Paradise Cup Championship in Hawaii, and in July 2005, I took another shot at the national championships in Las Vegas and came away with sixth place against very tough competition.

More recently, I am happy and proud to have won First Overall and Best Poser in the 2006 Paradise Cup.

Because competing in regional and national competitions is an expensive undertaking, I am always looking for sponsors. If you have ever wanted to sponsor a bodybuilder, here’s your chance.  I am preparing to enter major championships in 2007 and could use your support.

Please contact me at 808-386-4299. I’d love to hear from you soon.

Email: Ailinahawaii808@yahoo.com

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