20 Facts About Heather Foster

Heather D Foster was born on December 20,1966 and is a Jamaican American professional bodybuilder.

Heather Foster's parents migrated to Jamaica, Queens, New York City, New York, when she was two and half years old.

Heather Foster was always a very active child, not wanting to make potholders in Girl Scouts, but rather go outside and play stick ball, basketball and sprint against the boys.

Heather Foster studied classical piano for 10 years, performing in numerous concerts as a young girl.

Heather Foster filled in at church, and often played for a few gospel group engagements.

Heather Foster attended Bayside High School and joined the chorus.

Heather Foster joined the high school chorus as a sophomore.

Heather Foster's teacher saw a gift in me and decided to sign me up to audition for New York State Voice.

Heather Foster has been practicing physical therapy since 1991, spending 9 years working for a reputable institution, specializing in sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Heather Foster has experience in geriatric and pediatric physical therapy.

Heather Foster regularly give seminars in health, fitness, and training for a wide variety of individuals: staff, students, professors, artists, dancers, martial artists, and more.

Lyndon Brown, Heather Foster's friend, took it upon himself to start recruiting some female bodybuilders since they didn't have enough women participants.

Heather Foster rejected his request after learning she had to wear a two-piece bathing suit.

Heather Foster was on the CCNY women's basketball and track teams and had always been muscular, even as a child in junior high school.

Heather Foster was taught the seven mandatory poses and told to put a routine together to music.

Heather Foster placed second in the heavyweight class and managed to do so without lighting a single weight prior to the competition.

Heather Foster competed a few natural bodybuilding contests in Upstate New York before switching to National Physique Committee contests that don't drug test.

Heather Foster injured herself five weeks before the 1999 NPC Nationals and could not attend another show till the 2000 NPC Nationals, in which she won and turned pro.

In 2001, at her pro debut, Heather Foster won the heavyweight and overall at the 2001 IFBB Women's Pro Extravaganza, which qualified her for her first Ms.

Heather Foster's routines have gained so much notoriety that an eight time Mr Olympia Ronnie Coleman contracted her to do his routine for the past two years.