One of India’s strongest bodybuilders and the ‘Iron Lady’, Yashmeen Manak made the country proud yet again by winning the Bronze medal in the Miss Asia Bodybuilding competition. Manak was also crowned as Miss India 2016 held by the Indian Bodybuilding Federation in the month of March this year.
The 36-year-old’s journey as India’s leading bodybuilder started off as a mere mishap. A wrong dosage of medicines in childhood lead to Yashmeen entirely changing her physical appearance as she not just lost enormous amounts of weight, but her facial beauty seemed to fade away as well.
Disheartened by being termed ugly, Yashmeen decided to change her fate by working on her physique to regain her lost beauty instead. Soon, she began to hit the gym on a regular basis and before you knew it, Yashmeen’s interests inclined towards bodybuilding.
Having undergone several certified training courses over the years, Yashmeen soon participated in various bodybuilding competitions around the country. Today, she’s not just an ace bodybuilder, but also runs her own fitness centre where she trains over 300 people, including men.
A closer look at India’s pride, Yashmeen Manak...
Yashmeen Manak is a Delhi born 36-year-old bodybuilder from India.
Manak recently won the Bronze medal in the Miss Asia Bodybuilding competition.
Earlier, she was also crowned as Miss India 2016, held by the Indian Bodybuilding Federation.
Yashmeen's journey as a body builder began after she faced major physical transformations during childhood.
An ill-effect of a medication resulted in Manak losing enormous weight and loss of facial beauty.
Disheartened by being termed 'ugly', Manak decided to work on her body and bring it back to fitness even if she couldn't do much about her facial features.
Before one realised, her regular gym sessions turned into a love for bodybuilding.
Having undergone several certified training courses over the years, Yashmeen soon participated in various bodybuilding competitions around the country.
Manak soon won laurels in the field and she set out to open her own fitness centre.
Today, she trains over 300 people, including men at her centre.
Manak has the strong desire to train women in bodybuilding and get them interested in the same.
Stating that women are hardly given an importance in the field, she intends to change the notion by doing her bit.
Well, we sure do hope Manak inspires several other women with her journey!
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