Female Bodybuilding - Juliette Bergmann
Juliette Bergmann (previously Meijer) (born November 30, 1958) is a Dutch female bodybuilding champion.
Professional career
1984-2000
In 1984, she won the Dutch National Championship and repeated as champion in 1985. Later that same year she qualified for the World Amateur Championship, where she achieved first place. By the end of 1985 she competed in her first Ms. Olympia, but did poorly with a 14th placing. However, she achieved significant success in 1986 by winning the Pro World Championship, placing second (by one point) in the Ms. International, and sixth in the Ms. Olympia. At the 1988 World Pro Championships, just an hour before the show, she was told that she tested positive in the drug test and wad disqualified. After 1989, she planned to take a year off from competition and compete again in 1991, but her plans were derailed when she suffered a badly broken ankle from a (Doberman) dog attack. She was not able to train seriously again for a couple of years. Since 1991, she has been a pro-judge and secretary/treasurer of the NBBF (Dutch Bodybuilding and Fitness federation).
In 2001, Bergmann returned to competition after a twelve-year absence, during which she worked as an IFBB judge. Entering the Ms. Olympia contest, she took first place in the lightweight class, and defeated heavyweight class winner Iris Kyle to win the overall title,the only time in Ms. Olympia history the lightweight class winner has won the overall title. She repeated as the Ms. Olympia lightweight class winner in 2002 and 2003, losing the overall title to Lenda Murray both years.
After the 2003 Ms. Olympia, Bergamann retired from bodybuilding.
The Dutch bodybuilder won the 2001 Ms. Olympia title. Juliette was inducted into the IFBB Hall of Fame in 2009, after she retired in 2003.
Contest history
1982 Ms. Randstad – 1st (LW)
1982 Twentse Open Championship – 1st (LW)
1983 Ms. Elegance – 2nd
1983 Dutch Grand Prix – 3rd
1983 Davina Challenge Cup – 3rd
1983 Gold Cup – 2nd
1983 Dutch Championships – 3rd
1984 Dutch Grand Prix – 2nd
1984 IFBB European Championships – 7th (LW)
1984 Dutch Championships – 1st (LW & Overall)
1985 Dutch Championships – 1st (LW & Overall)
1985 IFBB European Championships – 1st (LW)
1985 IFBB World Amateur Championships – 1st (LW)
1985 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 15th
1986 IFBB Pro World Championship – 1st
1986 IFBB Pro World Championship mixed pairs (with Tony Pearson) – 1st
1986 Ms. International – 2nd
1986 Los Angeles Pro Championship – 2nd
1986 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 6th
1986 IFBB Pro World Championship – 7th
1986 IFBB Pro World Mixed Pairs – 2nd
1987 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 9th
1988 IFBB Pro World Championship – Disqualified
1988 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 13th
1989 IFBB Pro World Championship – 15th
2001 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 1st (LW & Overall)
2002 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 1st (LW)
2003 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 1st (LW)
Juliette Bergmann from the Netherlands is one of the most successful female bodybuilder in the world. She has been active in bodybuilding for several decades and achived every title possible in this sport as:
Ms. Olympia, Pro World Champion, Am. World Champion, European Chamnpion, Dutch Champion.
And She made it again, winning the most respected title in the world: Ms. Olympia 2003 (Leightweight).
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Juliette Bergmann and Tony Pearson October 31, 2010
Juliette Bergmann (previously Meijer) (born November 30, 1958) is a Dutch female bodybuilding champion.
Professional career
1984-2000
In 1984, she won the Dutch National Championship and repeated as champion in 1985. Later that same year she qualified for the World Amateur Championship, where she achieved first place. By the end of 1985 she competed in her first Ms. Olympia, but did poorly with a 14th placing. However, she achieved significant success in 1986 by winning the Pro World Championship, placing second (by one point) in the Ms. International, and sixth in the Ms. Olympia. At the 1988 World Pro Championships, just an hour before the show, she was told that she tested positive in the drug test and wad disqualified. After 1989, she planned to take a year off from competition and compete again in 1991, but her plans were derailed when she suffered a badly broken ankle from a (Doberman) dog attack. She was not able to train seriously again for a couple of years. Since 1991, she has been a pro-judge and secretary/treasurer of the NBBF (Dutch Bodybuilding and Fitness federation).
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After the 2003 Ms. Olympia, Bergamann retired from bodybuilding.
The Dutch bodybuilder won the 2001 Ms. Olympia title. Juliette was inducted into the IFBB Hall of Fame in 2009, after she retired in 2003.
Juliette Bergmann |
1982 Ms. Randstad – 1st (LW)
1982 Twentse Open Championship – 1st (LW)
1983 Ms. Elegance – 2nd
1983 Dutch Grand Prix – 3rd
1983 Davina Challenge Cup – 3rd
1983 Gold Cup – 2nd
1983 Dutch Championships – 3rd
1984 Dutch Grand Prix – 2nd
1984 IFBB European Championships – 7th (LW)
1984 Dutch Championships – 1st (LW & Overall)
1985 Dutch Championships – 1st (LW & Overall)
1985 IFBB European Championships – 1st (LW)
1985 IFBB World Amateur Championships – 1st (LW)
1985 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 15th
1986 IFBB Pro World Championship – 1st
1986 IFBB Pro World Championship mixed pairs (with Tony Pearson) – 1st
1986 Ms. International – 2nd
1986 Los Angeles Pro Championship – 2nd
1986 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 6th
1986 IFBB Pro World Championship – 7th
1986 IFBB Pro World Mixed Pairs – 2nd
1987 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 9th
1988 IFBB Pro World Championship – Disqualified
1988 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 13th
1989 IFBB Pro World Championship – 15th
2001 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 1st (LW & Overall)
2002 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 1st (LW)
2003 IFBB Ms. Olympia – 1st (LW)
Juliette Bergmann from the Netherlands is one of the most successful female bodybuilder in the world. She has been active in bodybuilding for several decades and achived every title possible in this sport as:
Ms. Olympia, Pro World Champion, Am. World Champion, European Chamnpion, Dutch Champion.
And She made it again, winning the most respected title in the world: Ms. Olympia 2003 (Leightweight).
Juliette Bergmann in wikipedia
site web Juliette Bergmann
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Bodybuilding - Juliette Bergmann - Ms. Olympia Meets the Challenge DVD Preview
Follow Juliette on the long journey from a young bodybuilder in the early 80’s through to her emotional victory at the 2001 Ms. Olympia in Las Vegas, USA.Highlights include guest posing with sister Liona at FIBO in the late 80’s, her personal photo archive, and Juliette’s posing act in CIRCUS WONDER. See Juliette in every phase of her Ms. Olympia overall title quest from the weigh-in, to prejudging, pump room, to interviews before and after her magnificent victory. The finale is poolside posing in Las Vegas on the day after the Olympia. It is female physique artistry, sheer perfection from a super-star JULIETTE BERGMANN.
Follow Juliette on the long journey from a young bodybuilder in the early 80’s through to her emotional victory at the 2001 Ms. Olympia in Las Vegas, USA.Highlights include guest posing with sister Liona at FIBO in the late 80’s, her personal photo archive, and Juliette’s posing act in CIRCUS WONDER. See Juliette in every phase of her Ms. Olympia overall title quest from the weigh-in, to prejudging, pump room, to interviews before and after her magnificent victory. The finale is poolside posing in Las Vegas on the day after the Olympia. It is female physique artistry, sheer perfection from a super-star JULIETTE BERGMANN.
Juliette bergmann 1994
Juliette Bergmann
Juliette Bergmann and her sister
Juliette Bergman - SFBF National Championships 2011
Juliette Bergmann and Tony Pearson October 31, 2010
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