Ann e Mist risd ttir

Annie Mist Thorisdottir. CrossFit professional athlete from Reykjavik Iceland. She operates and owns Crossfit Reykjavik in Iceland, in which she coaches athletes. Annie was the first female ever to be crowned winner of CrossFit Games on two occasions. Annie was second at the CrossFit Games in 2010 and 2014. Annie Thorisdottir is an Icelandic weightlifter who is also an Icelandic CrossFit athlete, is also a celebrity media personality. She was the first woman to be awarded in the CrossFit Games in 2011, and 2012. She also won the CrossFit Games in 2012 twice. She is also known for being the winner of at the Dubai Fitness Competition in 2013 and 2017. Annie was born in and brought to Reykjavik Iceland along with her parents as well as her siblings. She was a keen sportsperson and began working out at an early age. She took part for the first occasion in 2009 CrossFit Games in California In the event, she came out well. Annie Thorisdottir will be 31 by 2021. Her height stands at 5'7" and she weighs approximately 67kg. Annie began her CrossFit journey in 2009 in California. She did well on her very first event, finishing in the top 10. She was not able achieve any title and ended up 11th in the final ranking. In 2010 Annie finished 1st in European Regionals Qualifier. She finished 2nd in CrossFit Games in 2010 under Jami's guidance. Following a long period of CrossFit Games, Annie won her very first CrossFit Games. The dominating display made her a winner of the title. Annie was again victorious at during the CrossFit Games in 2012 due to her outstanding performance. The first female athlete to be crowned the winner of the two CrossFit Games at once. She also won a gold medal. In 2021, she received with a bronze. Annie is currently a coach and trainer for Crossfit Reykjavik, which she created. As she has gained more recognition as an athlete, Annie has been a face many sports brands like Reebok Rogue Fitness Transparent Labs Renaissance Periodization Nuun Hydration Sidekick Yerbae among others. Some 2,000 people have subscribed to her self-titled Youtube Channel, where she publishes training videos, family video, and travel vlogs.