Predecessor Jennifer Gates Ex-spouse Alan Lee Height 1.70 m | Role Fitness trainer Name Nicole Wilkins | |
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Born February 5, 1984 (age 40)
Farmington, Mi ( 1984-02-05 ) Weight (In Season): 133 lbs (Off Season): 145-148 lbs Pro-debut IFBB Figure International, 2008, Best win 4 times IFBB Figure Olympia Winner (2009, 2011, 2013-14), 2011 Profiles | ||
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Nicole Wilkins (born February 5, 1984) is an American IFBB professional figure and fitness competitor, fitness model, and fitness trainer. She is the first 4-time winner of the IFBB Figure Olympia Competition and 3-time winner of the IFBB Figure International held during the Annual Arnold Classic. She is currently the only woman to have won the Figure Olympia four times.
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- Early life
- Career
- Competitions
- References
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Early life
Wilkins graduated with a B.A. from Oakland University in health, wellness, and injury prevention.
Career
Wilkins prepared for her first fitness competition at the 2003 NPC in Western Michigan where she placed 1st in the fitness competition when 19 years old.
The following year, as a junior in college, she competed in five more competitions, alternating between the Fitness and Figure divisions. Over the next three years she moved from the local/regional to the national level to get her pro card and gain entry into the IFBB Professional League.
In July 2007, Wilkins competed at the NPC Team Universe Championships in New York City where she crossed over and competed in both categories, Fitness and Figure (2007's Team Universe was the last time competing in two divisions was allowed). She won the Overall in both categories, beating out over 200 women from across the nation to win her pro card. This was the first time that a competitor had won both Fitness and Figure overall titles at the same national-level contest.
One year later she made her professional debut as an IFBB competitor at the 2008 Arnold Classic in Columbus.
In 2009, Wilkins became the youngest woman in the history of the sport to win the Figure Olympia contest. In 2010, she won 1st place in the Arnold Classic, but lost the Figure Olympia title to Erin Stern.
In 2011, she came back to win 5 titles and became the first person to reclaim Figure Olympia title, as well as the first person to win the Figure Olympia and the Figure International in the same year.
In 2012, she was runner up in the Figure Olympia to competitor Erin Stern, but she reclaimed the title again in 2013, and had her fourth Figure Olympia win in 2014.
Wilkins is a trainer certified by the IFPA.