This is one strong girl. We have seen a lot of stories about the "real-life" Barbie dolls from Russia like Valeria Lukyanova, Anastasia Shpagina and Anzhelika Kenova. But we have not seen a real version of this stylish and fashionable doll with pumped-up muscles - until now.
Meet 17-year old Yulia Viktorovna Vins, or Julia Vins as she's known online, is a teenage powerlifter and a she-hulk hailing from Russia.
Just like the other real-life version of the doll, there's no evidence that Vins is actually trying to emulate the face of Barbie. The word "Barbie" does not even appear anywhere on her VK.com account (European social networking site) nor in any of the available material attributed to her. Furthermore, a Google search of images of Vins reveals plenty of airbrushed power-lifting shots, but conspicuously absent are photos of her with any kind of Barbie doll.
However, one thing that sets Vins from the other "Barbie dolls" is that she has comparable guns and a back equally sculpted like a boulder.
She may not be the only muscle head on this planet, but when you combine Vins' angelic face and impressive hardbody, it will probably be enough to make men cower in the corner and leave women dumbstruck. If she is not careful, she could even make the sun set early.
In an interview with a fellow bodybuilding enthusiast, Vins said she started working out to become stronger and build self-confidence, but had no intention of becoming a professional powerlifter. During the first year, she trained her muscles without following a clear workout program, but eventually decided she needed guidance.
The school where she was training had a gym instruct0r that specialized in only two areas - powerlifting and weightlifting. Vins opted for the former, because she wanted her body to develop harmoniously, and in just one year she made extraordinary progress. She is currently preparing for her first official powerlifting competition in September.
Although she has her share of admirers from the anime countries of China and Japan, Vins admits there are those who criticize her choice and are telling that she is only trying to ruin her physique. She ignores this kinds of comments because she believes it's her choice, her life, her body and she hates it when others try to impose their opinions on her.
"There will always be people who respect my choice, or simply adequately explain why they don’t agree with it, but there is nothing to be gained by trying to defame someone who is following their dream," the young athlete says.
For those who wants to criticize her choice again, just make sure that you don't do it personally in a dimly lit or you'll learn the hard way why the phrase "a blow from a woman is like a pat to a grown man" is not true.
Meet 17-year old Yulia Viktorovna Vins, or Julia Vins as she's known online, is a teenage powerlifter and a she-hulk hailing from Russia.
Just like the other real-life version of the doll, there's no evidence that Vins is actually trying to emulate the face of Barbie. The word "Barbie" does not even appear anywhere on her VK.com account (European social networking site) nor in any of the available material attributed to her. Furthermore, a Google search of images of Vins reveals plenty of airbrushed power-lifting shots, but conspicuously absent are photos of her with any kind of Barbie doll.
She may not be the only muscle head on this planet, but when you combine Vins' angelic face and impressive hardbody, it will probably be enough to make men cower in the corner and leave women dumbstruck. If she is not careful, she could even make the sun set early.
In an interview with a fellow bodybuilding enthusiast, Vins said she started working out to become stronger and build self-confidence, but had no intention of becoming a professional powerlifter. During the first year, she trained her muscles without following a clear workout program, but eventually decided she needed guidance.
The school where she was training had a gym instruct0r that specialized in only two areas - powerlifting and weightlifting. Vins opted for the former, because she wanted her body to develop harmoniously, and in just one year she made extraordinary progress. She is currently preparing for her first official powerlifting competition in September.
Although she has her share of admirers from the anime countries of China and Japan, Vins admits there are those who criticize her choice and are telling that she is only trying to ruin her physique. She ignores this kinds of comments because she believes it's her choice, her life, her body and she hates it when others try to impose their opinions on her.
"There will always be people who respect my choice, or simply adequately explain why they don’t agree with it, but there is nothing to be gained by trying to defame someone who is following their dream," the young athlete says.
For those who wants to criticize her choice again, just make sure that you don't do it personally in a dimly lit or you'll learn the hard way why the phrase "a blow from a woman is like a pat to a grown man" is not true.
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