Division reference
Women's Physique
Athletic muscularity above bodybuilding's mass cap. IFBB Pro since 2013.
Most-decorated athletes
23
Natalia Coelho
2018–2026
7
Lenka Ferenčuková
2016–2026
6
Brooke Walker
2015–2026
6
Sarah Villegas
2018–2024
6
Anne Lorraine Mohn
2020–2023
5
Barbara Menage
2016–2025
5
Melissa Zaeimdar
2021–2022
4
Sarah Crail
2022–2025
4
Ana Harias
2020–2024
4
Ivie Rhein
2020–2023
4
Raluca Raducu
2020–2023
4
Delane Hart
2014–2019
Recent editions
| Year | Show | Federation | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Earned a close runner-up finish in a highly-contested, one-point decision | IFBB Pro League | — |
| 2026 | Brought a highly anticipated, improved package to the East Coast stage | IFBB Pro League | — |
| 2026 | NPC USA Muscle Contents Championship | IFBB Pro League | — |
| 2026 | 2026 Mexico Pro | IFBB Pro League | Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico |
| 2026 | Women's Physique Olympia | IFBB Pro League | Las Vegas, United States |
| 2026 | Heart of Texas Pro | IFBB Pro League | Euless, USA |
| 2026 | IFBB Europa Pro Championships | IFBB Pro League | Offenbach, Germany |
| 2026 | Rising Phoenix World Championships | IFBB Pro League | Phoenix, United States |
Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico
Las Vegas, United States
Offenbach, GermanyWomen’s Physique was introduced by the IFBB Pro League in 2013 as an athletic, muscular division between Figure and Women’s Bodybuilding. Athletes show muscularity and shape without bodybuilding’s hardness cap. The signature mandatory pose is the vacuum.