Nikola Weiterova

Nikola Weiderova for NUTREND

A video clip of the most succesfull bikini fitness competitor in preparation for Arnold Classic 2012.

Zyzz

Aziz Sergeyevich Shavershian - many people know the story of Zyzz, and many have been motivated by it to live a healthier lifestyle. Zyzz was an Australian amateur bodybuilder born in 1989 - died in August 2011 by a heart attack in a Bangkok sauna (even though his brother Said "Chestbrah" Shavershian doesn't believe he died this way).
Zyzz started working out to become bigger. He did, and so did his name on the internet. Called "The god of aesthetics, son of Zeus, and brother of Hercules" by his followers, there's currently 250,000 fans on his facebook fanpage, up from 40,000 before his death. His legacy lives on and is only getting stronger.
A few facts I thought might be interesting:
-He covered his famous "Veni, vidi, vici" tattoo with roses in his last days in Thailand
-According to his brother, the Thailand authorities kept changing the cause of his death, even said he fell asleep on a massage table and didn't wake up. They also performed autopsy without permission before bringing him back to Australia
-He wrote a book of his personal knowledge and experience in bodybuilding
-He studied business and created his own supplement label "Protein of the Gods"

Ronnie Coleman

Ronald Coleman was born in Louisiana in 1964. He graduated in accounting, and after graduation he became a police officer in Texas. He joined a local gym, and accepted Brian Dobson as his trainer. They started preparing for Mr. Texas, which Coleman won in both heavy weight category and overall.
He won his first Mr Olympia in 1998, and became undefeated for 7 years, until 2005 (Jay Cutler defeated him). Along with Lee Haney, he holds the record for most Olympia wins in row (8). Another record he holds is Most wins as a IFBB professional - 26. He retired in 2007 after placing 4th in Olympia.

Stefan Havlik in preparation for contest

New video of Stefan preparing for European Championship 2012, more precisely 2 weeks
before the start. This one is focused on legs.

Dorian Yates

Dorian Andrew Mientjez Yates was born in 1962 in England. He set a a new standard amongst bodybuilders, after being the first above 250lbs who won Mr Olympia, all while maintaining very low body fat and high muscle density. The prime in his career was through years 1990-1997, winning Mr Olympia 7 times (6 times in a row), Grand Prix 8 times, and Night of the Champions once.
At the moment he works as a personal trainer, and is an author of some popular and great working training programs (Blood and guts).

Full list of his major achievements:

1990 IFBB Night Of The Champions, New York - 2nd place
1991 IFBB Night Of The Champions, New York - 1st place
1991 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Orlando, Florida - 2nd place
1991 IFBB English Grand Prix, Nottingham - 1st place
1992 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Helsinki, Finland - 1st place
1992 IFBB English Grand Prix, Nottingham - 1st place
1993 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Atlanta, Georgia - 1st place
1994 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Atlanta, Georgia - 1st place
1994 IFBB Spanish Grand Prix, Madrid - 1st place
1994 IFBB German Grand Prix, Duisburg - 1st place
1994 IFBB English Grand Prix, Nottingham - 1st place
1995 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Atlanta, Georgia - 1st place
1996 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Chicago, Illinois - 1st place
1996 IFBB Spanish Grand Prix, Madrid - 1st place
1996 IFBB German Grand Prix, Darmstadt - 1st place
1996 IFBB English Grand Prix, Nottingham - 1st place
1997 IFBB Mr. Olympia, Long Beach, California - 1st place

Greg Plitt

Greg Plitt is a fitness model, actor, and an ex-military ranger. In my opinion, he has one of the best bodies and physiques on this planet. He appeared on more than 100 magazine covers, in about 10 movies, and he owns a webpage which contains tons of his healthy food recipes and training videos.

Check out his other videos too, as the speeches that he gives are often very motivating.

Stefan Havlik

I will start with one of my favourite bodybuilders - Stefan Havlik. Being from the same country as me - Slovakia - and being called The King of Slovakian bodybuilding, I always support him in international contests. Born in 1975 in Kosice, he's been training for about 15 years now.
His most notable achievement is winning Arnold Classic Amateur overall in 2012, allowing him to get his pro-card. He, however, declined it with words: "I'm gonna wait a few years until I can really compete with the big guys, I don't wanna be just a placeholder there."

You can get more info and all of his achievements on his facebook page