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Competitor Spotlight – Cindy Sanchez

“My personal motto at the moment is, we got this! Let’s do it!”

AGE: 32 | HEIGHT: 5’2”

STAGE WEIGHT: 109 lbs.

OFF-SEASON WEIGHT: 130 lbs.

BORN: Bellevue, WA.

RESIDE: Sahuarita, AZ.

MARITAL STATUS: Single.

CHILDREN: One.

IPL DIVISION(S) & STATUS: Inspiration & Transformation, Bikini Novice and Evening Gown Novice.

NUTRITION

Primary Proteins: The first twenty weeks it was chicken and the last four weeks it was only tilapia.

Primary Carbs: Quinoa.

Primary Fats: Almonds or almond butter.
Off-Season Calorie high: 1,400.

Prep Calorie Low: 780.

TRAINING

Favorite Exercises: Yoga sculpt and kickboxing.

Most Impressive Body Part: I’d have to say it was definitely my arms! They looked amazing!

Least Impressive Body Part: I’d have to say it was my abs. They say don’t skip leg day. What they should’ve said is don’t skip ab day.

THE CLOSE UP

One Thing On My Bucket Is…To take a trip to Bali.

Something That Either No One Knows, Or Would Be Surprised To Find Out Is…At the ripe old age of 32 I’m still afraid of the dark! So I sleep with a night light.

Words To Live By Or Personal Motto: My personal motto at the moment is, “We got this! Let’s do it!”

WHAT’S NEXT FOR YOU?

I recently relocated so I’m looking forward to exploring my new home and getting used to the Arizona life and amazing weather.

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