The Top 10 Sexie$t Fitness Models in the World

Men love to watch the annual Victoria’s Secret fashion show not to find out what the latest lines of lingerie are, but to ogle at s3xy women walking around in underwear. Men also keenly watch any sporting event that feature women in tight or small clothing. Just check out the ratings for women’s soccer, beach volleyball and women’s tennis; even non-popular sports like field hockey and netball would be watched by men once they discover the amount of skin showed by women in those sports.

And then, there are the fitness models. They are athletic as the likes of Alex Morgan and as lovely to look at as the likes of Adriana Lima. We do not really care if the equipment they are endorsing or the exercise routines they are conducting would really work. Just looking at them can make a man’s heart happy and healthy.

Here is a list of the top 10 sexiest fitness models in the world.

 

1. Marzia Prince

Marzia Prince has been modeling for a number of years now. She is a blonde, Hispanic beauty who stands 5 feet 9 inches and weighs 125 pounds. She sports a whistle bait 36C-26-36 figure. She has won several bikini competitions, like the 2007 Ms. Bikini Universe, 2008 FAME Bikini Championship, 2009 Europa Super Show Bikini Championship and the 2009 Jr. National Bikini Championship. She has also appeared on the cover of fitness magazines like Planet Muscle, Natural Muscle and Iron Man. Prince also has certifications in dietary guidance, biomechanics of resistance training, pre and post-natal fitness and general physical fitness. She is also a life coach who can provide guidance in healthy behaviors. The fitness expert works with her clients on a one is to one basis in a private gym. Via: therichest.org

2. Mindi Smith

Mindi Smith is a fitness expert based in New York. She stands 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 125 pounds. The 34-24-34 blonde bombshell has appeared in fitness publications like Muscular Development, Muscle & Fitness Hers and Oxygen. She has appeared as a commercial model for AXE Body Spray. She is also featured in the Ultimate Workout DVD. Smith has also been a guest in different cable shows, like HBO’s “Entourage” and Spike TV’s “Manswers.” She has won fitness and figure competitions, like the 2009 NPC Nationals, 2010 IFBB Pheonix Pro and the 2010 IFBB Figure International. Via: therichest.org

3. Cori Nadine

Cori Nadine is a fitness model who once appeared in special editions of Playb0y Magazine back in the early 90s. Though she is above 40, Nadine has managed to retain a hot figure even as she maintains a job as a personal trainer. She still does nud3 photo shoots for some Internet web sites. Her unique ethnic makeup that features Filipino, Irish and Navajo Indian roots has resulted in a very strong, yet still feminine, look. Via: therichest.org

4. Jelena Abbou

Jelena Abbou is A Serbian figure competitor and trainer. She was originally known as Jelena Dordevic. She stands 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 118 pounds. She has entered a number of contests, winning the 2003 INBF Natural Monster Mash, 2004 WNBF World Pro Natural Figure in New York, 2004 Natural Atlantic Coast INBF Pro Figure and 2005 Ms. Buffalo Figure Championship. She was also declared Ms. Photogenic in the 2004 Northeast Classic Pro Figure where she eventually placed first runner up. Via: therichest.org

5. Jennifer England

Jennifer England is a Michigan native who was into sports like softball and swimming early in her life. She stands 5 feet 7 inches and weighs 120 pounds. England was first introduced to the public in 2006 when she joined the WWE Diva Championship. She made it all the way to the finals of that competition and placed first runner up to eventual winner Layla El. She was also Miss Hawaiian Tropic International and Miss Venus Swimwear international. She has also featured in films like “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story,” “Fast and Furious,” “G-Force,” “Smokin’ Aces” and “Transformers.” Via: therichest.org

6. Kiana Tom

Back in the mid 90s, ESPN started showing a health, lifestyle and fitness show entitled “Kiana’s Flex Appeal.” The Hawaiian native named Kiana Tom, who was also a former cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders in the NFL, hosted it. The show lasted six years and garnered high ratings, which prodded the network to create other shows around her. These include “Kiana’s Too Fit 2 Quit,” “Summer Sizzle with Kiana” and “Hot Summer Nights with Kiana.” Tom has appeared in Playb0y and starred in the movie “Universal Soldier: The Return.” Via: therichest.org

7. Nicole Moneer Guerrero

Nicole Moneer Guerrero used to be a cheerleader for Iowa State where she studied and the Chicago Bulls in the NBA. She stands at 5 feet 5 inches and weighs 118 pounds. Her vitals measure at 34-25-34. She won fitness tournaments like the 2007 Midwest Fitness America, 2007 Ms. Fitness Illinois, 2009 NPC Continental Overall Bikini Championship and the 2009 Ms. Bikini Universe Classic. She has appeared in the cover of Ms. Fitness magazine. Via: therichest.org

8. Diana Dahlgren

Diana Dahlgren was discovered as a model when she was just 13 years old. She started being a fitness competitor when she was 19. She has appeared on the covers of Muscle and Fitness Hers and Flex magazines. She took first place in the 2011 Phoenix Pro. Dahlgren has been touring the country because of her gig as the model for Supercross, a series of indoor stadium motorcycle races. Via: therichest.org

9. M4ry Castro

M4ry Castro originally wanted to become a singer after getting a vocal music scholarship at the University of La Verne in California. She then took acting lessons and has since appeared in films like “Must Love Dogs,” “Cellular,” “Domino,” “xX x: State of the Union” and “L4$ Veg4$.”  She was also a finalist in the WWE Diva Search. Via: therichest.org

10. Jennifer Nicole Lee

Jennifer Lee became a fitness trainer after giving birth to her second child. She lost 70 pounds and was adjudged Miss Bikini America in 1996. She was named “Sexiest Fitness Mom” by CBS News in 2012 and “Top Female in the Fitness Industry” by Yahoo. She also created the fitness program called JNL Fusion. Via: therichest.org

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5 Ridiculously Huge Handguns

The world of firearms is much like the world of male bodybuilding. Iron is pumped, stretched to its limit, and filled with all sorts of volatile chemicals designed to generate explosive power and an impressive aesthetic presence. Following the trends of the overbuilt, steroid-injected weight lifters of recent decades, the human obsession with disproportionately large firearms has only increased as the demand for “more stopping power and a bigger hole” has become the popular and widely accepted trend for judging a weapon’s legitimacy. This trend has literally driven certain weapons engineers stark raving mad, and has raised the issue among seasoned firearms experts: Size matters. But how big is too big?

#5. .50 Caliber Black Powder Wheel Lock Pistol

The .50 caliber flintlock or hammerlock pistols date back hundreds and hundreds of years. The need for the .50 caliber chambering was due to the production standards of the day. A .50 caliber round is exactly one half inch in diameter, making it easy to measure and reproduce accurately by any weapon or ammunition manufacturer. Back in those fabled times, little clamps were produced in the shapes of this common load, meaning that any regular metallurgist could melt down a block of lead or steel and create a projectile for his weapon. It was as easy as using a modern day hole punch. Couple this easy-to-replicate ball projectile (this is not a pointed bullet, rather a ball which is not rifled) with the fact that you can put a whole heck of a lot of black powder behind it, and you have created a weapon which can take down a horse—much less a man—with relative ease. But remember, you only get one shot, and that one shot is not going to be accurate beyond 15 yards and will severely decelerate beyond this distance. Why would you want one for self defense? You wouldn’t. Regardless, they are highly prized collector’s items.

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#4. Colt 45-70 Peacemaker

At some point during the 1970s some genius was under the impression that the .45 caliber Colt Peacemaker (John Wayne’s gun of choice) did not “have enough stopping power.” How anyone could arrive at this conclusion is beyond sane reasoning, given that discharging the standard .45 caliber load feels akin to slapping a brick wall. American engineering, however, devised a way to make this gun even larger and more powerful. Thus, the 45-70 load, originally developed for use in an infantry and/or “buffalo” rifle, was introduced into the sphere of modern day handguns.

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#3. Magnum Research 45-70 Government Hand Cannon

Despite what some people will tell you, there are variants on the standard 45-70 government load. Some feel like a jackhammer, while others feel like you’ve pulled the pin on a grenade and forgot to let go. The “Hand Cannon” delivers that good old “grenade-in your-hand” feeling. It is a weapon that should not be fired by the unsuspecting individual, or anyone for that matter. It is utterly beyond practicality in every sense of the word. Certain models measure over two feet in length and are impossible to wield (safely or effectively) with one arm

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#2. WTS .50 BMG (Browning Machine gun Cartridge) Pistol

Beyond all reasonable doubt, this is the largest and most formidable handgun you could ever actually wield in a gunfight. Following in the footsteps of Hitler’s obsession with giant railroad cannons, the Germans are still producing the biggest, most outlandish crap on the market today. The .50 Browning Machinegun cartridge was designed for use against tanks, airplanes, armored personnel carriers, and in some cases it may be used by high-powered sniper rifles. It is more than twice as powerful as the fabled 45-70 government round, and one can only imagine that shooting it in a pistol format would be painful, unwieldy, and quite hazardous for everyone involved. If a soft target is hit with a .50 caliber BMG bullet, it will be shredded/exploded into pieces. The gargantuan .50 caliber d.e.ath-monster projectile can fly at a breakneck speed for miles, even after penetrating one or two targets. Discharging it at your common household thief is ill advised… unless you don’t mind the possibility of inadvertently p.e.gging one of your neighbors. Would someone be scared of it? Yes. Would they run away? Yes. Would you be able to use your right hand to jot down the grocery list post-firing? Doubtful.

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#1. Pfeifer Zeliska 28mm Revolver

The biggest, most worthless manifestation of an inferiority complex ever created by one man. Originally manufactured under the name “Remington Model 1859,” this copy of the formerly U.S.-made revolver was built by Ryszard Tobys and measures 4-foot-(1.26 m) long. To give some basis for comparison, the 28mm projectile is 8mm wider than the U.S. military’s fabled “20mm Cannon,” a weapon used primarily for destroying tanks, sinking boats, or shooting down heavily armored airplanes. While entirely impractical and, one would guess, impossible to use as an even mildly effective tool for any purpose other than felling trees, the 28mm revolver has made its mark as truly being the world’s largest pistol. And simultaneously the world’s most comical waste of lead.

by Jesse Stretch

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