Ann e Mist risd ttir

Annie Mist Thorisdottir. CrossFit professional athlete hailing from Reykjavik Iceland. She is also the owner of Crossfit Reykjavik and runs it as well. Annie is the first female to be crowned the winner of in the CrossFit Games twice. Her second place was both in 2010 and 2014. Annie Thorisdottir is an Icelanders CrossFit weightlifter, athlete as well as a media star. She was the winner of CrossFit Games 2011 and 2012 twice as the first women. The other accomplishments she has achieved include winning Dubai Fitness Competitions in 2013 and 2013. Annie and her parents and her siblings were born and brought up in Reykjavik Iceland. In her early years she was an avid lover of exercise and sports. She took part in a variety of school events and earned several medals. As of 2009, she took part in the CrossFit event in California. Annie Thorisdottir was 31, (by 2021). She's 5'7" tall and weighs about 67 kg. Annie started with her CrossFit experience in 2009, in California. Annie had an impressive performance in her initial games. She was at the top of the list in 70 competitors. She did not take home an award and ended the tournament in 11th place. In 2010 Annie finished 1st in European Regionals Qualifier. The coach Jami Tikannen helped her achieve an overall second place in CrossFit Games, and a medal of silver in that year. Because of her outstanding performances, she was able to claim her first CrossFit Games title and become the first female CrossFit Games winner. Annie's exceptional performance in 2012 brought her to a second CrossFit Games victory. This was her second consecutive time she was able to win consecutively. In 2014, she won a gold medal. In 2021, she was awarded a bronze. Annie is a coach and trainer with her team at Crossfit Reykjavik that she started. Annie is getting notoriety for her athletic talents, has appeared in advertisements of athletic products, such as Reebok Rogue Fitness Transparent Labs Nuun Hydration sidekick Yerbae Renaissance Periodization Transparent Labs as well as other. A few thousand people subscribe to her self-titled Youtube Channel, where training videos along with travel vlogs, family and training videos are shared.