Lenda Murray
Photographed at the 2003 Ms. Olympia in Las Vegas, Nevada
Born February 22, 1962 in Detroit, Michigan, USA
Resides in Venice, California, USA
Lenda Murray has been a bodybuilder for 23 years and an athlete for 31 years. She turned pro at the North American Championship in Las Vegas August 1989.
“Through bodybuilding I’ve learned to think outside of the box. It’s given me a strong foundation to stand upon. No one decides what I should look like or what I can or cannot do. Today, I’m not just strong physically, but mentally.” In describing her goals for her physique Lenda says, “I strive for a balanced physique when I train. As I train a body part I feel like I’m sculpting. I’m conscious of what needs work and what does not. Symmetry is extremely important and it’s what I call... the complete package.” In 2004, Lenda retired from professional bodybuilding and remains the most successful bodybuilder in history.
Competition Highlights: 1985 Ms. Eastern Michigan – 1st place; 1988 Michigan State Championship – 1st place; 1988 Great Lakes Championship – 1st place; 1989 Jr. Nationals – 1st place; 1989 North American Championship – 1st place, 1990-95 and 2002-03 Ms. Olympia – 1st place
Born February 22, 1962 in Detroit, Michigan, USA
Resides in Venice, California, USA
Lenda Murray has been a bodybuilder for 23 years and an athlete for 31 years. She turned pro at the North American Championship in Las Vegas August 1989.
“Through bodybuilding I’ve learned to think outside of the box. It’s given me a strong foundation to stand upon. No one decides what I should look like or what I can or cannot do. Today, I’m not just strong physically, but mentally.” In describing her goals for her physique Lenda says, “I strive for a balanced physique when I train. As I train a body part I feel like I’m sculpting. I’m conscious of what needs work and what does not. Symmetry is extremely important and it’s what I call... the complete package.” In 2004, Lenda retired from professional bodybuilding and remains the most successful bodybuilder in history.
Competition Highlights: 1985 Ms. Eastern Michigan – 1st place; 1988 Michigan State Championship – 1st place; 1988 Great Lakes Championship – 1st place; 1989 Jr. Nationals – 1st place; 1989 North American Championship – 1st place, 1990-95 and 2002-03 Ms. Olympia – 1st place