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ASL Interview with Shannon Hartnett

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Born: December 18, 1964
Height: Five foot eight
Weight: 150 pounds



Inspiring. Motivational. One of a kind. Smart. Strong. These adjectives apply to many of the athletes portrayed here at American Strength Legends, but never as well as they do to Shannon Hartnett. Shannon is a living highland games legend. She is the ultimate female highland games athlete, not only in the United States, but also in the world. In the past, she has been a bodybuilding champion, a professional whitewater guide, an accomplished kyacker and a starting member of the of the national champion fast pitch softball team. She has been seen giving away her medals and trophies to children in the audience in hopes to inspire them to do the best that they can do. However, to merely write off Shannon as a great athlete would be a shame.
She is a superior role model. She has a degree in marine biology specializing in the study of marine mammals. She also has a degree in exercise physiology and a masters in sports psychology. In addition, Shannon is a very active animal rights advocate. She donates much of her time caring for and helping heal abandoned pets and other animals. She also volunteers her time in food kitchens and homeless shelters. If this is not a busy enough schedule, she also owns a very successful gym in Samona County California called Body Central. It is a gym whose membership is only comprised of women to give them an atmosphere where they can feel free to work-out without being intimidated and not having to worry about what they look like. Finally, she is also a personal trainer. Simply put, she is a one of a kind inspiring, motivational smart and strong woman.



Some of Shannon's career highlights:

Scottish Highland Games Accomplishments
1998 World Scottish Games Champion
1998 National Scottish Games Champion
1998 North American Champion-Women
1997 National Scottish Games Champion
1997 World Scottish Games Champion
1997 North American Champion-Women
1996 World Scottish Games Champion
1996 National Scottish Games Champion
1995 National Scottish Games Champion
1995 United States Scottish Athlete of the Year
1994 National Scottish Games Champion
1994 United States Scottish Athlete of the Year
1994 Western USA Champion
1993 National Scottish Games Champion
1993 United States Scottish Athlete of the Year
1992 National Scottish Games Champion
1992 United States Scottish Athlete of the Year
1992 Western USA Champion
1991 United States Scottish Athlete of the Year
1991 National Scottish Games Champion
1991 California State Championship - Overall Winner
1991 Northern California Championship - Overall Winner
1990 United States Scottish Athlete of the Year
1990 National Scottish Games Champion
1990 California State Championship - Overall Winner
1990 Northern California Championship - Overall Winner


Bodybuilding Accomplishments
1993 Top 10 Ranked United States Bodybuilders by the National Physic Committee
1993 Western USA Bodybuilding Championships - First Place Overall
1993 Contra Costa Bodybuilding Show - First Place Overall
1992 Ms. California - First Place Overall
1991 San Francisco Bodybuilding Championships - First Place Overall
1991 Northern California Bodybuilding Championships - First Place Overall
1990 Napa Solano Bodybuilding Championships - First Place Overall
1990 North Bay Bodybuilding Championships - First Place Overall



Other Notable Accomplishments
All-American center-fielder of the three-time-in a row women's fast pitch softball team

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