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Hanna-Maria Seppälä 173 cm (5'8") 64 kg (141 lb)  Swimmer from Finland who has won several championships and medals from mostly 100 m freestyle or medley. Website: http://www.hanna-maria.com/

Working as a beach guard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk-oHXRjyns

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Aneta"Van Horn" Florczyk. 168 cm (5'6") 75 kg yeah, right (165 lb)  A Polish strongwoman who has won world strongest woman title four times. Some record lifts:
Squat          245 kg
Benchpress 135 kg
Deadlif         270 kg
Snatch         105 kg
Clean and jerk  135 kg

Lifting men: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJug16NlqPk&feature=related
Rolling a pan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYm1foJ7QhM

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Marit Bjørgen (Bjoergen) 168 cm (5'6") 64 kg (141 lb) Half squat 170 kg (375 lb)

Buff cross country skier from Norway. World champion in sprint and 30 classical 2005 and several medals from other years including 2002 and 2006 olympics.

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Well I'm not a FBB judge, but according to the back picture you posted couple of weeks ago, you seem to have quite a wide lat spread, and I've always thought, that your shoulders are pretty big. Now that said, big is always comparable in bodybuilding, but I guess the strength is more easely measured; 95 kg shoulder press is huge for a woman. 

But I now stop these stupid questions before I make a total fool of myself. Good luck in your upcoming competitions.

P.S. your most muscular poses are incredible  😉

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;DA women's NFL….now you are talking. The WNFL. ;D

Would really love to see that. Women are in boxing, wrestling and in others masculine sports – which is good – so why not. It seems that they are already playing rugby at some level, but I don't know much about these, because those are not popular around here.

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Her glutes and thigs….are just….well…errr…out of words…

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In point of fact, in the past when she was into powerlifting/strength contests I did post about it here – HOWEVER, that said, the problem is she's not given to posting much in the way of any (free) pictures @ her blog/website.  This is a visually driven media, after all and to grab the attention of the membership (here or anywhere) requires photographs to make it a subject worthy of interest and discussion.

Yes, I understand you here. It is difficult to keep up the conversation, if you don't have any material for it. My last centences were stupid. Sorry, no meant to put any words in anybodys mouth.

What I really meant to say, that it is nice to have people like Elena, who are knocking down boarder fences between different events. Good ambassadors of their primary sport, and good example for the junior athletes.

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In your homepage you say: "I realized that I didn’t possess the perfect bone structure for bodybuilding, I had a deep drive to change my body, and did so with time." So what do you mean by that? What do you consider your strengths and weaknesses to be as a bodybuilder?

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It seems if I recognised right, that somebody has just uploaded some new videos of her in dailymotion.

http://www.dailymotion.com/rugbyguilt/video/x88obg_snoosnoo4_sport

Great chest and arms.

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As many times already said in previous posts, this test was really made in favor of the gymnasts. Of course they are better in events, which are very close to their sport. But nevertheless they both are amasing athlets both. Especially gymnasts have really good upperbody strengrh, but their legs seem to fall behind, if you judge them like you would look at for example bodybuilders. But they train for their own sport, and they don't have to think that way.

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