Masters Bodybuilding Athlete Results & Competition Stories

Real competitors. Individual journeys. Masters bodybuilding coaching built around each athlete.

Women over 40 can compete with ambition and intention. At RoxStar Fitness, IFBB Pro and 2014 Olympia competitor Roxie Beckles has coached women through physique development, natural contest preparation, and competition seasons across different stages of life. This collection brings together previously published athlete stories, placements, and progress reports. Meet the coach behind these results: IFBB Pro Roxie Beckles, including her Olympia history and professional background.

These are individual experiences, not typical or guaranteed outcomes. Competition categories, judging criteria, and eligibility differ by federation and event. RoxStar coaches Bikini, Wellness, Figure, Women’s Physique, and Fit Model; the particular stories below reflect the divisions and results we have documented publicly.

Carolyn Kimmel: IFBB Figure Pro Card at Age 52

Carolyn Kimmel’s 2017 NPC Universe achievement, from her original IFBB Pro Card story.

At the 2017 NPC Universe, Carolyn earned her IFBB Figure Pro Card and won the Masters 50+ Overall title and Masters 50+ Class B. She also finished second in Masters 45+ Class E and seventh in Open Class E. Her competitive development and stage result are documented in our original announcement.

Read Carolyn’s IFBB Pro Card story and show placements

Denise: Building Toward Natural Figure Competition at 61

Denise on stage, as featured in her original RoxStar Fitness journey.

Denise began by rebuilding workout consistency and nutrition habits before transitioning into more individualized physique and competition preparation. Her public case study chronicles the journey, obstacles, and progressive training approach. We do not list an unverified show placing.

Read Denise’s story

Monica Carson, Carolyn Kimmel and Samantha Towe: Masters Figure Preparation

In this earlier Team RoxStar profile, three masters Figure competitors share their development and preparations for Masters Nationals. The post includes historical competition results for Monica and Carolyn and describes the individualized training and off-season work behind each athlete’s approach.

Explore the three-athlete Team RoxStar profile

Ghabi Hernandez: Masters Figure Off-Season Development

Ghabi’s original Masters Figure interview and off-season athlete feature.

Ghabi’s story highlights long-term physique development after substantial weight loss, strength training, and a return to the competitive stage. The original interview describes what she accomplished independently before coaching and what changed during her work with RoxStar Fitness.

Read and watch Ghabi’s athlete story

Beyond Figure: Wellness, Bikini, Women’s Physique and Fit Model

My coaching is not limited to the division I competed in. Each division requires a different balance of development, conditioning, presentation, and judging standards. Explore my historical Wellness and Figure team feature and Fit Model division guide while we continue documenting division-specific athlete outcomes.

What This Experience Means for Your Own Prep

The first decision is not which show to enter. It’s whether your current physique, training habits, recovery, and timeline support the division you have chosen. Some women are ready for a full prep; others benefit from a development phase before pursuing stage conditioning.

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Note: This page links to previously published athlete stories. Additional interviews, up-to-date placements, and permission-cleared images will be added as they are verified.