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Hannah Covington - Pro Bikini
Personal: Single, No children
Place of Birth: Califonia
Email: Hcoving@gmail.com
Facebook: hcovington3
State of residence: Califonia
Available For Posing Exhibitions and/or Seminars: Yes
Occupation: Student at the University of Wyoming. Major in Marketing with a minor in Photography.
Hobbies: Photography, Lifting, Ultimate Frisbee, Swimming, Kayaking, and Baking. Basically anything active or outside that I can do with my friends.
Favorite Movie: Bridesmaids
Favorite TV Show: New Girl
Training since: 2016
Year Turned PRO: 2017
Stats:
Height: 4' 11"
Weight: Preshow 115
Weight: Show 95
Education: University of Wyoming
Best Body Part: Glutes and Legs
Favorite Exercise: Squats for legs, Dumbbell curls for biceps
Least Favorite Exercise: Walking lunges
Traits You Admire Most In Others: Honesty, kindness and humor.
Traits You Admire Most In Yourself: Humor, compassionate, spunky, diligent, and outgoing.
WINNINGS/PLACINGS:
2017 NGA Pro Natural Olympian - 1st in Pro Bikini Open
2017 NGA South Lake Tahoe Natural - 1st in Bikini Open Short and Overall (NGA Pro Card)
BIO: I am from California and a Junior at the University of Wyoming studying Marketing and Photography. In my spare time I love to train and be active outside, whether it is rock climbing, kayaking, swimming, or playing ultimate frisbee. I swam competitively year round for 14 years but did not continue to swim in college. I instead decided to follow my passion for bodybuilding in 2016 and I competed in my first show by 2017. I fell in love with bodybuilding because everyone is there to be the best version of themselves and the biggest obstacle is yourself.
