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Gina Aliotti (born July 20, 1984) is an IFBB professional figure competitor. She is well known for her wins in the IFBB woman's figure professional circuit including wins at the Tournament of Champions Pro Figure (2006, 2007, and 2008), the West Palm Beach Pro Figure (2007), and the Arnold Classic Pro Figure (2007). She is owner of GinaAliotti.com (M&GFitness) through which she and her team conduct sales and consulting for exercise and nutrition. [1]
Year | Event | Result | Division |
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2004 | NPC Border states | 1st | Figure |
2004 | NPC San Francisco | 3rd | Figure |
2005 | NPC World’s Gym | 1st | Overall |
2005 | NPC USA Class winner and Earned Pro Card | 1st | Class |
2006 | IFBB Colorado Pro Figure | 6th | Figure |
2006 | IFBB California Pro Figure (qualified for the Olympia) | 4th | Figure |
2006 | IFBB TOC Pro Figure | 1st | Figure |
2006 | IFBB Pro Figure Olympia | 6th | Figure |
2006 | IFBB Pro West Palm Beach | 2nd | Figure |
2007 | IFBB Arnold Classic | 6th | Figure |
2007 | IFBB TOC Pro Figure | 1st | Figure |
2007 | NIFBB Figure Olympia | 2nd | Figure |
2007 | IFBB West Palm Beach Pro Figure | 1st | Figure |
2008 | IFBB Arnold Classic Pro Figure | 1st | Figure |
2008 | IFBB TOC Pro Figure | 1st | Figure |
2008 | IFBB Figure Olympia | 2nd | Figure |
2009 | IFBB Arnold Classic | 2nd | Figure |
2009 | IFBB Olympia | 2nd | Figure |
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