The Prodigy
09-02-2014, 03:41 PM
Canadians Dominate IFBB North American Overall Women's Bodybuilding Titles
By Steve Wennerstrom, IFBB Women's Historian
While Americans have dominated the overall women's bodybuilding North American titles dating back to the early ‘80s, Canada has managed to step up to take a crown back to north of the our border on occasion. And more recently they are doing so with more frequency. When Zoa Linsey won the 2009 North American overall title, it was the first time since another Canadian – Sharon Bruneau – had won the prestigious title in 1991, an 18-year span of time. But since Linsey's 2009 win, Canadian Gillian Kovack took the overall honor in 2011, and this year not only did Tara Silzer win the overall crown, her country mate, Amanda Aivaliotis, also won the overall Masters North American title.
http://www.rxmuscle.com/articles/the-wennerstrom-report/11479-canadians-dominate-ifbb-north-american-overall-women-s-bodybuilding-titles.html
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By Steve Wennerstrom, IFBB Women's Historian
While Americans have dominated the overall women's bodybuilding North American titles dating back to the early ‘80s, Canada has managed to step up to take a crown back to north of the our border on occasion. And more recently they are doing so with more frequency. When Zoa Linsey won the 2009 North American overall title, it was the first time since another Canadian – Sharon Bruneau – had won the prestigious title in 1991, an 18-year span of time. But since Linsey's 2009 win, Canadian Gillian Kovack took the overall honor in 2011, and this year not only did Tara Silzer win the overall crown, her country mate, Amanda Aivaliotis, also won the overall Masters North American title.
http://www.rxmuscle.com/articles/the-wennerstrom-report/11479-canadians-dominate-ifbb-north-american-overall-women-s-bodybuilding-titles.html
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