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Lindsey Valenzuela

Lindsey Valenzuela Age

[display_age_from_date birthdate="1987-02-19"]

Lindsey Valenzuela Height

66 in

Lindsey Valenzuela Weight

150 lb

Lindsey Valenzuela Country

United States

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Early Life and Background of Lindsey Valenzuela

Lindsey Valenzuela, a name synonymous with resilience and strength in the CrossFit community, has been an athlete all her life. From an early age, Lindsey engaged in diverse athletic activities, including dancing, swimming, and particularly excelling in volleyball. Her journey into the world of competitive sports saw her becoming a star collegiate volleyball player, a discipline and dedication that paved the way for her future in Olympic Weightlifting and CrossFit. Lindsey’s transition from collegiate volleyball to becoming a formidable force in Olympic Weightlifting began in 2008, when she started incorporating Olympic Weightlifting into her off-season strength programming. This marked the beginning of a new chapter, leading her to discover CrossFit in September 2009 through her involvement in Olympic Weightlifting, a discovery that would change her athletic career forever.

CrossFit Journey of Lindsey Valenzuela

Lindsey’s CrossFit journey is a testament to her unwavering spirit and passion for competition. Just two months after starting CrossFit, Lindsey made her mark by placing 13th at the Southwest Regionals in 2009. Her competitive trajectory saw her achieving remarkable placements in subsequent years, including a 3rd place finish at the SoCal Regionals and 34th at her first CrossFit Games appearance in 2011. Lindsey’s relentless pursuit of excellence culminated in her standing as the 2nd Fittest Woman on Earth at the 2013 CrossFit Games, following a 1st place victory at the SoCal Regionals. Her CrossFit career is highlighted by her ability to come back stronger with each competition, demonstrating not just her physical strength but her mental fortitude as well.

Competitive Achievements of Lindsey Valenzuela

Throughout her illustrious CrossFit career, Lindsey has been a beacon of excellence and determination. Her competitive achievements include notable placements in the CrossFit Games, with a second-place finish in 2013 being a highlight of her career. Lindsey’s dedication to the sport and her competitive nature have seen her through various regional competitions, securing her position as a top contender in the CrossFit community. In addition to her CrossFit accolades, Lindsey is also an accomplished Olympic weightlifter, showcasing her versatile athletic capabilities across disciplines.

Personal Life of Lindsey Valenzuela

Off the competition floor, Lindsey’s life is enriched by her roles as a mother, wife, and coach. Married to Arsenio Sr., Lindsey is a proud parent, balancing the demands of her competitive career with her family life. Her journey into motherhood has added a new dimension to her athletic pursuits, demonstrating her ability to adapt and excel in both personal and professional spheres. Lindsey’s dedication to fitness extends beyond her own training; she is passionate about coaching and mentoring others, sharing her knowledge and experience to inspire the next generation of athletes. In August 2015, Lindsey, along with her business partner James Townsend, opened Autumo CrossFit affiliate in Moorpark, California, marking another milestone in her remarkable journey.

Lindsey Valenzuela benchmarks

Squat: 300 lb
Clean: 265 lb
Snatch: 200 lb
Deadlift: 405 lb
Fran: 146 s
Grace: 75 s
Helen: 494 s
Filthy 50: 1338 s
Sprint 400m: 65 s
Run 5k: 1263 s
Fight Gone Bad: 415 reps
Max Pull-ups: 40 reps

Lindsey Valenzuela stats

CompetitionRankPercentileEntrantsDivision
Open 201920299%146363Women
West 20181757%40Women
Open 201810499%171976Women
California 20171171%38Women
Open 201722299%159565Women
Open 2016null0%130154Women
Games 2015782%40Women
California 2015294%38Women
Open 20152299%108764Women
Southern California 2014488%35Women
Open 20144399%52076Women
Games 2013295%44Women
Southern California 2013197%37Women
Open 201321399%32643Women
Games 20113427%47Women
Open 201112797%4506Women

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