2007 NATURAL OLYMPIA
San Francisco, CA, USA

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Marriott San Francisco Airport

MANDATORY!!

ALL ATHLETES MUST STAY AT
THE MARRIOTT SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT!!!
ROOM RATE:
$119 A NIGHT

Use Natural Olympia as discount code
650-259-6620

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WIN A CAR!!
AT THE NATURAL OLYMPIA 2008
IN SAN FRANCISCO, CA
PLUS CASH AND PRIZES!!
(Must be atleast 15 male and 15 female pro athletes for each
division to have a car, All entries must be received no later than October 25, 2008)
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Friday, Nov. 7th
Marriott San Francisco Airport
Registration- 8am-12noon
Team Photos-City of San Francisco Skyline, (Uniforms Required)- 1pm -5pm

Saturday, Nov. 8th
7am Mandatory Check-In & Meeting
8am Prejudging
2:30 Athlete Check-In
3pm Main Show
10pm Award Dinner, Sit Down, Three Course Dinner

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ENTRY FORMS..

CLICK HERE!!

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2007 Natural Olmypia
10th Anniversary Weekend
Thessaloniki, Greece

These photos courtesy of muscleimaging.com

The Mile Walk led by INBA World President Denny Kakos accompanied by 200 athletes and officials walk along the Agean Sea's boardwalk.

Team USA

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NATURAL OLYMPIA IX
Perth Convention Exibition Centre
Perth, Australia 2006

Registering were over two-hundred competitors representing nearly twenty countries at the Natural Olympia IX.

Ade Rai from Jakarta, Indonesia was the Guest Poser at the 9th Natural Olympia in Perth, Australia. Ade brings the house down with his majestic posing routine that embraces traditional Indonesian costume.
While Ade Rai is arguably the world’s most recognized and respected Natural Bodybuilding Champion, in Asia, Ade Rai has movie-star status and recognition.
His Health & Fitness empire exceeds 100+ gyms and 20 health food stores throughout Asia.

Professional Winner - Warren Clampit,
$3,000.00 and the INBA Gold Ring
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Warren Clampit of Australia posing with INBA Presidents, Lorenzo Gsaspar, North American President, Denny Kakos, World President & CEO,
Peter Hardwick, New Zealand President and Wayne MacDonald, Australia President .

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NATURAL OLYMPIA VIII
Las Vegas, Nevada 2005

Professional Line Up

Ms Figure Tall Category

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2005 I.N.B.A. Natural Olympia
CCSN Performing Arts Center
November 19th 2005

"Preliminary Results Pending WADA Testing"

Natural Olympia photos may be ordered by contacting ABAphotos@aol.com

Fitness
1st: Lea Newman, USA
2nd: Page Levy, USA

Teenage Men 13-17
1st: Dane Ivicevic, AUS

Teenage Men 18-19
1st: Bishoy Hanna, Egypt
2nd: David Pat, USA
3rd: Kevin Perkins, USA

Teenage Men Overall
Bishoy Hanna

Junior Men
1st: Bishoy Hanna, Egypt
2nd: David Pat, USA
3rd: Dane Ivicevic, AUS

Open Men Short
1st: Moses Ajala, USA
2nd: Alan Bailey, USA
3rd: Jonathan Hunt, USA
4th: Daniel Degiorgio, AUS
5th: Steve Bishop, AUS

Open Men Medium
1st: Paolo Moschito, GER
2nd: Alain Weber, France
3rd: Bobby Mackenzie, CAN
4th: Keri Onyewu, NZ
5th: Nick Selek, AUS
6th: Gene Calvin, USA/JAP

Open Men Medium Tall
1st: Carl Mathews Jr. USA
2nd: Kevin Culpepper, USA
3rd: Ron Page, USA

Open Men Tall
1st: Paul Wachtel, AUS
2nd: Chad Martin, USA
3rd: Bob Moore, USA
4th: Doug Bueckert, CAN
5th: Greg Grant, USA
6th: Mard Duperron
7th: Rufus Young, USA
8th: Stephen Haywood, USA

Open Men Overall
Carl Mathews Jr. USA

Open Women Short
1st: Monique Hayes, USA
2nd: Renne Young, USA

Open Women Medium
1st: Tarren McCall, NZ
2nd: Jackie Engle, USA
3rd: Gillian Friesen, CAN
4th: Gayla Goshulak, CAN

Open Women Tall
1st: Colleen Halbaver, USA
2nd: Joan Lopez, USA
3rd: Mandi Ritchie, AUS
4th: Anne Basnett, CAN

Open Women Overall
Colleen Halbaver, USA

Physically Challenged, Wheelchair
1st: Ryan Smithson, USA
2nd: Ron Miner, USA

Physically Challenged, Standing
1st: Michael Larry, USA
2nd: Javier Cortes, USA

Mixed Pairs
1st: Monique Hayes & Alan Bailey,USA
2nd: Mandie Ritchie & Neville Smith, Aus
3rd: Melissa Wehner & Ron Page, USA

Mixed Pairs Grand Masters
1st: Jane Hesselgesser & Bill Cunningham, USA

Model Search Women
1st: Lea Newman, USA
2nd: Rochelle Carr, AUS
3rd: Samantha Dunba-Manucci, AUS

Model Search Men
1st: Keri Onyewu, AUS
2nd: Christopher Hlozek, USA

Bikini Divas
1st: Chus Ebako, USA
2nd: Lea Newman, USA
3rd: Rochelle Carr, AUS
4th: Myette Calvin, USA/JAP

Masters Men Short
1st: Ron WilliamsUSA
2nd: Moses Ajala, USA
3rd: Jonathan Hunt, USA

Masters Men Medium
1st: Alain Weber, France
2nd: Keri Onyewu, NZ
3rd: Gene Calvin, USA/JAP
4th:Charles Blanks, USA
5th: Samuel Plair, USA

Masters Men Tall
1st: Kevin Culpepper, USA
2nd: Doug Bueckert, CAN
3rd: Bob Moore, USA
4th: Greg Grant, USA
5th: Rufus Young, USA
6th: James Banks, CAN

Grand Masters Men
1st: Tim Swanson, USA
2nd: Harry Haurelivk, AUS
3rd: Chuck Thomson, CAN
4th: David O'neil, USA
5th: Jase Daweson, CAN

Ultra Masters Men
1st: Mervyn Dodd, AUS
2nd: Paul Devine, USA
3rd: Jose Ruiz, Vir. Islands
4th:Charles Monmiller, USA

Super Ultra Masters Men
1st: Karl Marshall, USA
2nd: Bill Cunningham, USA
3rd: Hank Diaz, USA
4th: Charlie Hamilton, USA

Masters Men Overall
Ron Williams, USA

Masters Women Short
1st: Tarren McCall, NZ
2nd: Lanna King, USA
3rd: Gillian Friesen, CAN
4th: Gayla Goshulak, CAN

Masters Women Tall
1st: Colleen Halbaver, USA
2nd: Mandi Ritchie, AUS
3rd: Loella Iliff, USA

Grand Masters Women
1st: Joan Lopez, USA
2nd: Kristen Barnes, AUS
3rd: Niki Demers, CAN
4th:Jane Hesselgesser, USA
5th: Renee Young, USA
6th: Cheryl Miller, AUS

Ultra Masters Women
1st: Jane Hesselgesser, USA

Super Ultra Masters Women
1st: Wilma Conner, USA

Masters Women Overall
Colleen Halbaver

Professional Men
1st: Komang Arnawa, Bali/Ind
2nd: Ron Williams, USA
3rd: Rico Browning, USA
4th: Moses Ajala, USA
5th: Alan Bailey, USA
6th: Chad Martin, USA
7th: Bob Moore, USA
8th: Kevin Culpepper, USA
9th: Tim Swanson, USA
10th: Stanislav Bobin, USA
11th: Ron Page, USA

Open Short Figure
1st: Maria Saviane, AUS
2nd: Jan Colvin, NZ
3rd: Kathy Douvitas, AUS
4th: Chus Bbako, USA
5th: Myette Calvin, USA/JAP

Open Tall Figure
1st: Sally Milne, AUS
2nd: Michelle Nazaroff, AUS
3rd: Lanna King, USA
4th: Samantha Dunbar, Manuci
5th: Catherine Hanson-Farid, UAE
6th: Ana-Flavia Dimuzio, Bzl

Masters Figure
1st: Lanna King, USA
2nd: Jan Colvin, NZ
3rd: Louise Esplan, AUS
4th: Luella Iliff, Usa

Grand Masters Figure
1st: Renne Young, USA

Ultra Masters Figure
1st: Patrica Tompkins, USA

Ms. FigureOverall
Maria Saviane, AUS

NATURAL OLYMPIA VIII
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2005
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
The Pinnacle of Natural Sports!

ATTENTION PRO ATHLETES...
Get Your Entry Forms in NOW!

A MINIMUM OF 15 PRO MEN
MUST BE REGISTERED
FOR A CAR TO BE AWARDED
TO THE FIRST PLACE WINNER!

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NATURAL "O" 2004
OFFICIAL RESULTS

Due to positive testing 2 Professional athletes
and 1 Amateur athlete
have been disqualified from the event!

David Whittaker, Silver Medal Winner, Tested positive for Steroids,
and must return winning and medal from the event, and is now Banned for life from the ABA/INBA/PNBA

Phillip Ricardo, Jr., Gold Medal Winner. Tested positive for ephedra,
and is disqualified from the 2004 Natural "O", must return the gold medal, gold ring and prize money recieved.

The INBA can confirm Paris Kiripatea, who was announced the Open Men’s Medium/Tall
and Overall Amateur winner, has returned a positive result to both A and B samples
supplied at a qualifying event in Australia prior to the Natural Olympia,
and he is now Banned for life from the INBA/PNBA.
In accordance with the INBA Drug Policy Section 9, a violation of the
Anti-Doping Rules in connection with an In-Competition test automatically
leads to Disqualification of the individual result obtained in Competition.
The results of the effected divisions are now official and the Height Class winner
is Chad Martin (USA) and the Amateur Natural Olympia awarded
to runner-up in the Overall Posedown, Warren Clampit of Australia.

Professional Women
Gold: Kim Knott, AUS
Silver: Leanne Allen, AUS
Bronze: Lillian Tan, USA
4th place Vita Fulton, USA
5th place Tori Gambill, USA

Professional Men
Gold: Danny Chau, AUS
Silver: Rico Browning, USA
Bronze: Chad Martin, USA
4th place Moises Ajala, USA
5th place John Hansen, USA
6th place Kevin Weiss, Canada
7th place Nate Newell, USA

Fitness
Gold: Dena Anne Weiner, USA
Silver: Allison Lynch, USA

Physically Challenged, Seated
Gold: Ron Miner, USA

Physically Challenged, Standing
Gold: Michael Larry, USA
Silver: Javier Cortez, USA

Teenage Men 13-17
Gold: James Tangherlini, USA
Silver: Denny Tallon, USA
Bronze: Eric Herrin, USA
4th place Luke Garduno

Teenage Men 18-19
Gold: Brian Fortner, USA
Silver: Don Fowler, USA
Bronze: Chris Boehlke, USA
4th place Juan Carlos, USA

Overall Teenage Men Winner:
Brian Fortner, USA

Mixed Pairs
Gold: Joan Lopez & Roy Perry, USA
Silver: Margaret Woods & Ron Page, USA
Bronze: Christine & Greg Graham, USA

Junior Men
Gold: Storm de Smeth, Aust

Model Search Women
Gold: Nikki Rabinowicz, AUS
Silver: Michele Wood, USA
Bronze: Ginni Hirsch, USA

Model Search Men
Gold: Rodney Gaines, USA
Silver: Keri Onyewu, NZ
Bronze: Ron Page, USA

Bikini Divas
Gold: Louise Vu-Duy, AUS
Silver: Tracy Amundson, USA
Bronze: Penny McLaughlin, USA

Jr. Masters Men
Gold: Roy Perry, USA
Silver: Rodney Gaines, USA
Bronze: Steve Brown, USA
4th place Eric Lipton, USA

Masters Men Short
Gold: Raymond Myall, AUS
Silver: Moses Ajala, USA
Bronze: Alain Weber, France
4th place Keri Onyewu, NZ
5th place James Nanney, USA
6th place Kirk Reese, USA

Masters Men Medium
Gold: Michael Stewart, USA
Silver: Brad Walker, USA
Bronze: Charles Blanks, USA
4th place David O'Neil, USA
5th place Ron Page, USA
6th place Samuel Plair, USA

Masters Men Tall
Gold: Bob Moore, USA
Silver: Sammy Sisk, USA
Bronze: Douglas Bueckert, Canada
4th place Greg Grant, USA
5th place Vic Oueilhe, USA
6th place Nate Newell, USA
7th place Dexter Robeson, USA
8th place Phil Busch, USA

Grand Masters Men
Gold: Harry Haureliuk, AUS
Silver: David O'Neil, USA
Bronze: Terry Patriquin, USA
4th place Ron Mango, USA
5th place Charles Thompson, Canada
6th place Johnny Aliotti, USA
7th place Carl Gaines, USA

Ultra Masters Men
Gold: Tony Buttacavoli USA
Silver: Ed Brown, USA
Bronze: Mervyn Dodd, AUS
4th place William Klemme, USA

Super Ultra Masters Men
Gold: Karl Marshall, USA
Silver: Fredric Hefter, USA

Overall Masters Men Winner:
Bob Moore, USA

Jr. Masters Women
Gold: Tori Gambill, USA
Silver: Lincoln Stebbins, USA
Bronze: Denise Montague, USA

Masters Women Short
Gold: Leanne Allen, AUS
Silver: Debbie Thompson, AUS
Bronze: Michelle McDonald, USA
4th place Sharon Mould, Canada
5th place Valeria Springer, USA
6th place Margaret Woods, USA
7th place Cindy McEwan, USA
8th place Rosaria Locasso, USA

Masters Women Tall
Gold: Tarren McCall, NZ
Silver: Lanna King, USA
Bronze: Mandie Ritchie, USA
4th place Louella Iliff, USA

Grand Masters Women
Gold: Joan Lopez, USA
Silver: Judy Wright, AUS
Bronze: TJ Crawford, USA
4th place Renee Young, USA

Ultra Masters Women
Gold: Wilma Conner,USA

Overall Masters Women Winner:
Leanne Allen, USA

Masters Figure
Gold: Deborah Zalewski, AUS
Silver: Lanna King, USA
Bronze: Dena Weiner, USA
4th place Linda Seymour, AUS
5th place Louella Illiff, USA

Grand Masters Figure
Gold: Jacki Foster, AUS
Silver: Eleonore Reyner, AUS
Bronze: Renee Young, USA

Open Figure Short
Gold: Marie Savane, AUS
Silver: Kathy Dauvitsas, AUS
Bronze: Louise Vu-Duy, AUS
4th place Penny McLaughlin, USA

Open Figure Tall
Gold: Larycia Pryschepaw, Ukraine
Silver: Lanna King, USA
Bronze: Deborah Zalewski, AUS
4th place Nikki Ravinowicz, AUS
5th place Tracy Amundson, USA

Overall Figure Champion
Marie Saviane, AUS

Open Men Short
Gold: Raymond Myall, AUS
Silver: Moses Ajala, USA
Bronze: Alain Weber, France
4th place Roland Ho Jr., USA
5th place John Debono, Malta
6th place Troy Craig, USA
7th place Eric Lipton, USA

Open Men Medium
Gold: Warren Clampit, AUS
Silver: Michael Stewart, USA
Bronze: Domenic Cannizzaro, AUS
4th place James Nanney, USA
5th place Robert Daniels, USA
6th place Rodney Gaines, USA
7th place Ace Baldwin, USA
8th place Kirk Reese, USA

Open Men Medium/Tall
Gold: Chad Martin, USA
Silver: Tim Martin, AUS
Bronze: Brad Walker, USA
4th place Steve Brown, USA
5th place Vic Oueilhe, USA
6th place Ron Page, USA

Open Men Tall
Gold: Bob Moore, USA
Silver: Sammy Sisk, USA
Bronze: Douglas Bueckert, Canada
4th place Sean Hawthorne, Canada
5th place Greg Grant, USA
6th place Roy Perry, USA
7th place Nate Newell, USA
8th place Daniel Underwood, USA

Overall Open Men
Warren Clampit, AUS

Open Women Short
Gold: Leanne Allen, USA
Silver: Lillian Tan, USA
Bronze: Debbie Thompson, AUS
4th place Lincoln Stebbins, USA
5th place Donna Sweat, USA

Open Women Medium
Gold: Tarren McCall, NZ
Silver: Michelle McDonald, USA
Bronze: Margaret Woods, USA
4th place Valeria Springer, USA
5th place Rosaria Locasso, USA
6th place Tori Gambill, USA
7th place Cindy McEwan, USA
8th place Renee Young, USA

Open Women Tall
Gold: Jill Kolivoski, USA
Silver: Joan Lopez, USA
Bronze: Sheryl Neil, AUS

Overall Open Women
Leanne Allen, USA

IRON GLADIATOR RESULTS

Novice Men Short
1st place Storm de Smeth, AUS
2nd place Ace Baldwin, USA
3rd place David Huber, USA
4th place Denny Tallon, USA
5th place Timothy Simmons, USA

Novice Men Tall
1st place Wesley Newell, AUS
2nd place James Tangherlini, USA
3rd place Kenneth Williams, USA
4th place Barton Lunsford, USA

Overall Novice Men Winner
Storm de Smeth, AUS

Novice Women
1st place Mandie Ritchie, AUS
2nd place Sharon Mould, Canada
3rd place Julie Montebello, AUS
4th place Marcia Washington, USA

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Natural Olympia Results

2003 I.N.B.A. Natural Olympia
Aotea Centre
Auckland, New Zealand
November 9th 2003

Fitness
1st: Dena Anne Weiner, USA
2nd: Lani French NZ
3rd: Sarah Churton, NZ
Men: 1st: Keri Onywu

Physically Challenged, Wheelchair
1st: Paul O'Brien Aust

Teenage Men:
1st: Justin Cox USA
2nd: Brad Gwinn
3rd: Salah Ibrahim

Novice Men, Short
1st: Leon Watkins NZ
2nd: Buster Albert
3rd: Grant Anderson NZ

Novice Men Tall
1st: Daniel Underwood USA
2nd: Darryn Buck NZ
3rd: Stuart Bell

Overall Novice Men Winner:
Daniel Underwood USA

Senior Physique 35+
1st: Tarren McCall NZ
2nd: Rachel Radich NZ
3rd: Judy Wright Aust

Senior Figure 35+
1st: Jacqueline Lewis NZ
2nd: Louse Ingram NZ
3rd: Heidi Hansen USA

Shape
1st: Helen Kirk NZ
2nd: Michelle Reid NZ
3rd: Raewyn Baldwin NZ

Novice Physique
1st: Natasha Wallace NZ
2nd: Kitty Broughton NZ

Junior Figure
1st Neha Sharma

Novice Figure Short
1st: Penny Stiles NZ
2nd: Vicky Bass NZ
3rd Helen Kirk NZ

Novice Figure Tall
1st: Chantelle Agnew NZ
2nd: Ann Murphy NZ

Overall Novice Figure Champion:
Penny Stiles NZ

Physically Challenged, Wheelchair:
1st: Paul O’Brien Aust

Mixed Pairs
1st: Suli Lewis Ken Loveday USA
2nd: Lisa Bellingham Matt Horgan NZ
3rd: Hakin& Harkin USA

Junior Men
1st: Storm de Smeth Aust
2nd: Shane de Costa Aust
3rd: Justin Cox USA

Fitness Model
1st: Camille McLean Aust
2nd: Taryn Evans NZ
3rd: Michelle Tordesco Aust

Masters 40+
1st: Sammy Sisk USA
2nd: Tony Harrann Aust
3rd: Vic Oueilhe USA

Masters 50+
1st: Steve Rosenbaum NZ
2nd: Manfred Hamilton Aust
3rd: David Barry NZ

Masters 60+
1st: Jerry Lindsay USA
2nd: Tony Buttacavoli USA
3rd: David Berry Aust

Senior Physique 40+
1st: Suli Lewis USA
2nd: Tarren McCall NZ
3rd: Barbara Greentree Aust

Senoir Physique 50+
1st: Renee Young USA
2nd: Judy Wright Aust
3rd: Jane Hesselgesser

Senior Figure 40+
1st: Diana Flynn NZ
2nd: Rhonda Kennedy Aust
3rd: Dena Anne Weiner USA

Senior Figure 50+
1st: Lesley Franklin-Hall NZ
2nd: Aija Brumby Aust
3rd: Jackie Foster Aust

Open Physique Short
1st: Leanne Allen Aust
2nd: Suly Lewis USA
3nd: Marty McNamara NZ

Open Physique Tall
1st: Debbie Urquhart Aust
2nd: Debbie Thompson Aust
3rd: Raewyn Lauder NZ

Open Figure Short
1st: Jane Minns Aust
2nd: Leanne Grindrod NZ
3rd: Camille McLean Aust

Open Figure Tall
1st: Marlene Henderson NZ
2nd: Lisa Androvich Aust
3rd: Karen McGuinness NZ

Overall Figure Champion
Marlene Henderson NZ

Open Men Short
1st: Rodney Hawthorne USA
2nd: Ken Lovelady USA
3rd: Matt Davis USA

Open Men Medium
1st: Rodney Hellaire USA
2nd: Nik Butkovic Aust
3rd: Stan Tautalanoa NZ

Open Men Medium/Tall
1st: Will Garrick NZ
2nd: Paris Kiripatea Aust
3rd: Tim Martin Aust

Open Men Tall
1st: Sammy Sisk USA
2nd: Jim Hosie Aust
3rd: Matt Horgan NZ

Overall Open Men
Rodney Hellaire USA

Professional Womens Physique
1st: Debbie Urquhart Aust
2nd: Leanne Allen Aust
3rd: Suly Lewis USA

Professional Figure
1st: Stevie Lasenby NZ
2nd: Crystal Landers Aust
3rd: Heidi Hansen USA

WORLD CUP IN AUSTRALIA
NOVEMBER 2, 2003

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NATURAL OLYMPIA

The ABA/INBA/PNBA has registered the ultimate, most prestigious natural competition in the world, The Natural Olympia.

This contest brings the best of the best, of all natural athletes from all over the world to compete with international media coverage. The first annual Natural Olympia was held in Olympia Greece, 1998.

Check our schedule for this year's Natural Olympia location, or call for details to see how you can be part of this ultimate contest: (951) 734-3900

NATURAL OLYMPIA 2001
Honolulu, HI. Nov. 3rd and 4th

USA TEAM

Hawaiian Team

New Zealand Team

Team Canada

INBA World President Denny Kakos
ABA North American President Lorenzo Gaspar

Ms. Figure Winner Stevie from New Zealand

Ron Williams of USA Overall Open Men Winner

Keith Bullock of Australia
Professional Mens Winner

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INBA'S Annual Natural Olympia 2000
Melbourne, Australia. November 11th and 12th.

Denny Kakos, INBA International President

Official Country Representatives

Natural Olympia Gold Medal Winners
Danny Chow from Austrailia won the Overall Mens Title

Gold Medal Wheelchair Winner

Fitness Medal Winners

Gold Medal Mens Fitness

New Zealand Gold Medal Mixed Pairs

U.S. Silver Medal Mixed Pairs

 

INBA'S 2nd Annual Natural Olympia
Redondo Beach, Ca. November 13th and 14th, 1999
Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center

Denny Kakos, INBA International President

Athletes, Country Reprentatives at the Natural Olympia II

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1998 First Annual Natural Olympia held in Corinthos, Greece
Over 30 countries competing and over 200 competitors these are the first place and overall winners in all classes

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1998 First Annual Natural Olympia held in Corinthos, Greece
Amateur Overall Winners Keith Bullock Australia
and Susan Yeaton USA

The Natural Olympia has both Amateur and Professional levels.

Categories Include:

Bodybuilding

• Teen Girls and Boys (13-17, 18-19)
• Masters Men 19)
• Masters Men and Women (40-49)
• Grand Masters Men and Women (50-59)
• Ultra Masters Men and Women (60-69)
• Super Ultra Masters Men (70 and up)
• Junior Class (19-21)
• Novice Men and Women
• Open Men and Women
• Mixed Pairs
• Physically Challenged (Standing and Wheelchair)

Fitness

• Ms. Fitness
• Men Fitness
• Ms. Figure 
• Fitness Model Search
• Bikini Divas

This has become the ultimate goal for every natural athlete. The Natural Olympia is tested by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) standards, the only organization that does this.

The Natural Olympia has become the largest, most prestigious competition, having the most natural athletes, and the most country participation than any other natural competition in the world.