Adorned in vibrant-hued tights, leg warmers, and an abundance of sweatbands, the stars of the '80s displayed remarkable dedication to their fitness routines. Now, let's take a moment to observe their present-day physical appearances.

Heather Locklear then

During the 1980s, Heather Locklear reigned as one of television's most beloved actresses. With her impeccable physique, she became an object of admiration for women aspiring to her beauty and men yearning to be by her side. Her workout videos, aptly titled Personal Training Sessions, inspired viewers to believe they too could achieve stunning results while clad in a leotard. While not everyone could quite match Locklear's allure, her guidance and dedication undoubtedly helped whip many into shape.

Heather Locklear – Then.jpg @Heather Locklear workout RARE/postersandstuff/YouTube.com

Heather Locklear now

Even at the age of 61, Locklear maintains an astonishing appearance. Although it has been a while since her last workout video release, Locklear remains actively engaged in the television industry, proving her ongoing dedication to her craft.

Heather Locklear – Now.jpg @Heather Locklear on Reconnecting with Her High School Sweetheart After 40 Years/The Drew Barrymore Show/YouTube.com

John Travolta then

Including Jamie Lee Curtis on this list would be incomplete without acknowledging her onscreen chemistry with her Perfect co-star. In the film, Curtis portrays a dedicated fitness instructor, while Travolta takes on the role of a Rolling Stone reporter who becomes enamored with her. As he immerses himself in the world of fitness, their connection grows, culminating in a memorable scene where Travolta's character joins her class and delivers a seductive wink that leaves audiences weak in the knees. This moment exemplified Travolta's undeniable charm and magnetism during that period, solidifying his status as an irresistible presence on the screen. Despite the film's lackluster reception from critics and at the box office, the enduring image of Travolta's wink remains a standout aspect of the film, showcasing his ability to captivate audiences with his charisma.

John Travolta – Then.jpg @[HQ] Jamie Lee Curtis & John Travolta Fitness Scene in "Perfect (1985)" Director: James Bridges/Cinema History/YouTube.com

John Travolta now

Perfect arrived during a less favorable phase in Travolta's career, marked by a series of disappointments following his remarkable success in the previous decade. Despite the film's less-than-perfect reception, Travolta's inherent charm and charisma remained intact. However, it wasn't until his role in Look Who's Talking that he managed to reclaim his stride and revive his career. The success of Look Who's Talking opened doors to a decade of even greater achievements than those he experienced in the 1970s. Travolta's iconic portrayal of Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction solidified his status as a beloved figure among both young and old moviegoers, making his presence ubiquitous in college dorm halls and capturing the attention of audiences across generations.

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Jane Fonda then

After gaining fame as an actress, Jane Fonda solidified her status as a household name with the release of The Jane Fonda Workout. This exercise video quickly became a sensation, soaring to become the highest-selling home video of its time, with over one million copies sold. The popularity of Fonda's workout was such that it even led to a surge in VCR sales, as eager Baby Boomers clamored to join her in sweating to fitness. In fact, Fonda's extensive workout video series, comprising 23 videos in total, amassed a staggering 17 million copies sold, a testament to her enduring influence in the fitness world.

Jane Fonda – Then.jpg @Jane Fonda's New Workout: Full Body Exercises For Cardio And Flexibility | Tonic/Tonic/YouTube.com

Jane Fonda now

After a hiatus from exercise videos, Jane Fonda shifted her focus to her acting career and personal life. It wasn't until 15 years later that she returned to the fitness scene with the release of two new films on DVD in 2010. This time, Fonda aimed to cater to an older female audience, recognizing the changing landscape and needs of her fans. While she had previously retired from acting in the early 1990s, Fonda made a comeback on the silver screen with the 2005 film Monster-In-Law. Currently, she is prominently featured in the popular Netflix original series Grace and Frankie, alongside comedian Lily Tomlin. Fonda's enduring presence in the entertainment industry continues to captivate audiences.

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Cher then

Not many individuals can successfully go by a mononym, but Cherilyn Sarkisian, better known as Cher, is a remarkable exception. She captivated the public not only with her extraordinary singing and acting abilities but also with her passion for fitness. Cher embodied the essence of an 80s superstar, and in 1991, she further solidified her status by releasing the popular fitness book, Forever Fit: The Lifetime Plan for Health, Fitness, and Beauty. Continuing her commitment to promoting wellness, the following year she released two workout videos: CherFitness: A New Attitude and CherFitness: Body Confidence.

Cher – Then.jpg @Cher's CherFitness Workout Video VHS Trailer/Video Tasties/YouTube.com

Cher now

Continuing to shine in the spotlight, even at the age of 77, Cher remains an iconic figure. While she may not be releasing exercise films at the moment, she maintains an enviable physique. Fans were thrilled during the 2017 Billboard Music Awards when Cher delivered a memorable performance, marking her return to award show stages after a hiatus of over 15 years. She mesmerized the audience with captivating renditions of Believe and If I Could Turn Back Time, all while donning a striking bodysuit. As she confidently commanded the stage, Cher playfully declared, "I can do a five-minute plank, ok?"—a testament to her enduring vitality and undeniable talent.

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Tony Little then

Tony Little exudes confidence, and his signature ponytail is just one of the elements that showcase his self-assurance. Dubbing himself as "America's Personal Trainer," Little's charisma and success speak for themselves. With a staggering $4 billion in fitness product sales under his belt, he has earned the right to sport any hairstyle he desires. Little's journey in the fitness industry started during his recovery from a car accident when he began creating fitness videos. One of his notable inventions is the Gazelle, an elliptical machine that gained popularity through home shopping television networks.

Tony Little – Then.jpg @Amazing Discoveries with Tony Little 1/3/acholl980/YouTube.com

Tony Little now

Tony Little's early life was marked by the departure of his father, which left a lasting impact on him and his mother. However, Little's resilience allowed him to overcome this adversity and achieve remarkable success. Known for his distinctive wide smile, iconic ponytail, and memorable workout infomercials, Little has often been the subject of parody. Remarkably, he possesses the ability to find humor in himself and playfully teases others in the industry, including Fabio and Richard Simmons. While occasionally making appearances on television shows, Little continues to embrace his unique persona with a lighthearted spirit.

Tony Little – Now.jpg @Tony Little: You can't out-train a good diet/Fox Business/YouTube.com

Raquel Welch then

Renowned for her timeless beauty, Raquel Welch is hailed as one of the most stunning women to have graced the earth. In addition to her successful acting career, Welch ventured into the realm of health and fitness with her book, Raquel: The Raquel Welch Total Beauty and Fitness Program. In this comprehensive guide, she shared valuable advice and instructions on aerobic and yoga exercises, along with insightful lifestyle tips. To complement her book, Welch produced a series of fitness and yoga videos, expertly directed by Andre Weinfeld. Welch's Hollywood breakthrough came in the film Fantastic Voyage in 1966, propelling her toward further success.

Raquel Welch – Then.jpg @Raquel Welch Transformation ⭐ From 1 To 82 Years Old/Top Famous Tube/YouTube.com

Raquel Welch later

Raquel Welch continued to radiate stunning beauty until her death. In addition, she starred in the film A million years before our era. Raquel turned into a real movie star, captivating the audience with her talent. Her exceptional performance in The Three Musketeers earned her a well-deserved Golden Globe Award for Best Actress. Thirteen years later, Welch received another Golden Globe nomination for her compelling performance in the film The Right to Die. Recognizing her timeless appeal, Men's Health magazine even named her the second most beautiful woman of all time. However, in February 2023 Raquel died.

Raquel Welch – Now.jpg @Raquel Welch Transformation ⭐ From 1 To 82 Years Old/Top Famous Tube/YouTube.com

Kathy Smith then

Unlike some of the workout stars of the 80s who had a background in film, Kathy Smith's journey to fitness stardom began with her passion for running. From there, she built an empire in the world of workout videos. Since 1980, Smith's exercise tapes have sold over a million copies, making her a renowned figure in the fitness industry. In addition to her success in the video market, she developed a comprehensive exercise and nutrition program called Project: You! Type2. This program, in collaboration with the American Diabetes Association, aims to assist individuals with Type 2 diabetes in managing their lifestyle and well-being while living with the condition. Smith's dedication to helping others through her fitness expertise has made a significant impact on the lives of those affected by Type 2 diabetes.

Kathy Smith – Then.jpg @KS SHED THE POUNDS BURN MASTER/dawn@sentral/ YouTube.com

Kathy Smith now

Kathy Smith stands as a true trailblazer and unparalleled success story in the world of workout stars. Revered as the "titan of the workout industry," Smith has achieved remarkable feats throughout her career. Her contributions have amassed an astounding fortune of over $500 million, derived from a diverse range of ventures including fitness tapes, books, equipment, and apparel. Such exceptional triumphs have rightfully earned her a well-deserved place in the esteemed Video Hall of Fame. Moreover, Smith's expertise and influence extend beyond monetary success. Her book, Moving Through Menopause, propelled her into the role of spokesperson for the International Council on Active Aging. This appointment solidifies her standing as a trusted voice in the realm of fitness and wellness, particularly in addressing the unique needs and challenges faced by women during menopause.

Kathy Smith – Now.jpg @Kathy Smith's 70th Birthday (2021)/Kathy Smith Fitness/ YouTube.com

Denise Austin then

Known as "America's Fitness Sweetheart," Denise Austin captured the hearts of many with her charming blue eyes and captivating smile. After completing her studies at California State University, Long Beach, Austin embarked on a career in the realm of physical fitness. She started teaching fitness classes, releasing exercise tapes, and authoring books. Her popular television show, Getting Fit with Denise Austin, aired on ESPN2 and continues to be broadcast on ESPN Classic. Recognizing her passion and expertise, President George W. Bush appointed her to the prestigious President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.

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Denise Austin now

Denise Austin's passion for fitness remains unwavering as she continues to embrace an active lifestyle. In an interview with SHAPE magazine, she expressed her enduring joy in promoting fitness, stating, "I still have so much fun. Fitness never goes 'out of style' or gets old!" Even today, she maintains her naturally fit physique and follows a balanced diet without skipping meals.

Denise Austin – Now.jpg @10-Minute Stretch and Tone Workout With Denise Austin/AARP Answers/YouTube.com

Suzanne Somers then

Before Suzanne Somers became the face of the Thighmaster, she had already made a name for herself in the world of television. She gained recognition for her role as Chrissy Snow on the popular ABC sitcom Three's Company, starring in the first five seasons. However, it was her association with the Thighmaster that solidified her impact on the world of infomercials. According to Complex.com, Somers played a significant role in pioneering the concept of infomercials, which paved the way for future products such as ShamWow, Shake Weight, and Miss Cleo's Psychic Friend's Network. Her influential presence and endorsement opened doors for a new form of marketing and consumer engagement.

Suzanne Somers – Then.jpg @Suzanne Somers On Her Anti-Aging 'Bombshell'/Everyday Health/YouTube.com

Suzanne Somers now

Suzanne Somers rose to fame through her notable performances in television series like Three's Company and Step by Step, but she has always embraced a diverse range of interests and pursuits. Beyond acting, Somers has established herself as an accomplished author, singer, businesswoman, and spokesperson. In 2005, she made her Broadway debut with a one-woman show titled The Blonde in the Thunderbird. While she remains a subject of controversy for her opinions on medical treatments and other topics, Somers will forever be associated with her influential role as the spokesperson for the Thighmaster, a product that left an indelible mark on popular culture.

Suzanne Somers – Now.jpg @Suzanne Somers live video/Suzanne Health & Beauty/YouTube.com

Tonya Harding then

Hailing from a working-class family in Portland, Oregon, Tonya Harding discovered her passion for skating at the tender age of three. While her father imparted skills in hunting and car mechanics, Harding's heart was set on becoming a skater. As the late 80s unfolded, Harding's talent began to capture attention, and by the 90s, she had established herself as one of the world's top skaters. Following a disappointing 4th place finish at the 1992 Olympics, she set her sights on the gold in 1994. Regrettably, the scandal that surrounded her persisted even during her time in Lillehammer.

Tonya Harding – Then.jpg @[HD] Tonya Harding - 1994 Lillehammer Olympic - Free Skating/Mintaka Alnilam/YouTube.com

Tonya Harding now

Prior to the Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, Nancy Kerrigan, Harding's main rival, suffered a tragic incident where she was struck on the knee with a club. Speculation emerged during the lead-up to the competition, suggesting Harding's involvement in the attack. Eventually, it came to light that Harding's ex-husband had hired the assailant responsible for Kerrigan's assault. Despite the controversy, Harding managed to secure the eighth position in the Olympics. Later on, she pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges related to impeding the prosecution. In the early 2000s, she embarked on a boxing career, concluding her stint with three victories and three losses.

Tonya Harding – Now.jpg @Tragic Details About Tonya Harding Revealed/Nicki Swift/YouTube.com

Jamie Lee Curtis then

Following her breakout role in John Carpenter's Halloween, Jamie Lee Curtis had already achieved substantial stardom by the time she featured in the 1985 film Perfect alongside John Travolta. Perfect delved into the burgeoning phenomenon of Los Angeles health clubs during the 1970s and drew inspiration from a series of articles published in Rolling Stone magazine during that era. Although the film did not achieve notable success, it firmly positioned Curtis within the context of the aerobic culture. The athletic community expressed gratitude for the exposure and publicity the film brought to their world.

Jamie Lee Curtis – Then.jpg @Jamie Lee Curtis' Naughty Game Show Appearance |Letterman/Letterman/YouTube.com

Jamie Lee Curtis now

Jamie Lee Curtis gained widespread recognition as the "Scream Queen" due to her notable portrayals of Laurie Strode in John Carpenter's Halloween series. Her involvement in films like Prom Night, Terror Train, and Roadgames further cemented her reputation as deserving of the title. Curtis continued to actively pursue acting opportunities, including her appearance in the television series Scream Queens from 2015 to 2016. While she has not recently appeared in exercise-related films, fans can still enjoy her performances in ongoing Halloween film installments.

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Olivia Newton-John then

Irrespective of her subsequent achievements, Olivia Newton-John's portrayal of Sandy in Grease has etched her name in cinematic history. Her iconic transformation in the all-black ensemble remains ingrained in the memories of audiences worldwide. However, Newton-John's success extends beyond her acting prowess. She is renowned for her highly successful studio album, Physical, which produced the chart-topping title track. The song dominated the Billboard Hot 100 for an impressive ten weeks. Additionally, Newton-John added an extra layer of allure to the track through an aerobics-themed music video, showcasing her energetic moves in stylish exercise attire.

Olivia Newton-John – Then.jpg @Olivia Newton-John - A Little More Love/Olivia Newton-John/YouTube.com

Olivia Newton-John later

Despite her 80s cult hit Physical, Olivia Newton-John has evolved and diversified her career over the years. She collaborated with Australian pop singer John Farnham on a Christmas album called Friends for Christmas, which was a huge success, reaching number 1 in Australia. In addition to her musical pursuits, Newton-John has made notable appearances on popular television shows. But in August 2022, the woman died.

Depositphotos_245736534_L (1).jpg @Olivia Newton-John Dead at 73/Entertainment Tonight/YouTube.com

Tracy Austin then

The Austin family had an undeniable tennis talent running through their veins. Tracy, along with her four siblings, pursued professional tennis careers, although none could match Tracy's exceptional success. She soared above her siblings, clinching two US Open titles. In 1979, her first victory made her the youngest-ever female champion in the history of the US Open, a record she still holds to this day. As if that weren't enough, she also secured a Wimbledon Championship in mixed doubles in 1980. Tracy's remarkable achievements led her to become the youngest inductee into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Tracy Austin – Then.jpg @16-Year-Old Tracy Austin's Run to the Title | 1979 US Open/United States Tennis Association (USTA)//YouTube.com

Tracy Austin now

Austin had the potential to be remembered as one of the all-time greats in tennis. Unfortunately, her career was plagued by injuries that betrayed her body. Persistent back issues and recurring sciatica hindered her effectiveness on the court. In a valiant effort to return, Austin made a comeback attempt in 1988, but her hopes were dashed when she was involved in a nearly fatal car accident. Despite these setbacks, Austin's love for tennis endured. She transitioned into a new role as a commentator, lending her expertise to NBC and USA Network's coverage of the US Open and French Open. In 2010, she embarked on a new chapter in her career by joining the Tennis Channel.

Tracy Austin – Now.jpg @WTA Moments: Austin ends Evert's 125 match win streak on a single surface/WTA/YouTube.com

Richard Simmons then

Richard Simmons was an essential addition to any 80s workout tape collection, as his vibrant personality and unconventional fashion sense were matched only by his boundless energy and captivating leadership in fitness classes.

Richard Simmons – Then.jpg @*LIVE* Hangouts - Sweating to the New Year (2019) - Richard Simmons Never Wore a Headband?!/The Brian MacFarlane Effect/YouTube.com

Richard Simmons now

Despite his withdrawal from the public eye after his peak popularity in the 80s, Richard Simmons has maintained his exuberant personality and iconic flashy wardrobe. However, since 2014, Simmons has largely retreated from public appearances, gradually becoming more reclusive. While he still owned his Slimmons gym, it, unfortunately, closed its doors in 2016. In 2017, there were concerns for Simmons' well-being, leading to a welfare check by the police at his residence. Despite rumors of his demise, the police confirmed that Simmons was alive and in good health.

Richard Simmons – Now.jpg @What Happened to Richard Simmons? TMZ's Harvey Levin discusses upcoming special | FOX 5 DC/FOX 5 Washington DC/YouTube.com

Sharon Bruneau then

Initially pursuing a career as a fashion model, Sharon Bruneau's path took an unexpected turn when she fell ill with a severe case of pneumonia. The illness caused her to lose a significant amount of weight, leading her to step away from modeling. However, after making a full recovery, Bruneau redirected her focus toward building strength through weightlifting and ventured into the world of fitness competitions. Her dedication paid off, and she garnered attention, gracing the covers of esteemed publications like Muscle & Fitness and Flex. Bruneau's talent and potential caught the eye of Weider Health and Fitness publications, who took a leap of faith by signing her as one of their first female representatives. She held this role from 1991 to 1998, solidifying her position as a trailblazer in the industry.

Sharon Bruneau – Then.jpg @Sharon Bruneau - Individual Posing Routine - 1994 Ms.Olympia/PosingRoom/YouTube.com

Sharon Bruneau now

Following her participation in the 1994 Ms. Olympia competition, Sharon decided to transition to fitness competitions but ultimately chose to step away from the scene in 1995. Subsequently, she explored opportunities in the realm of acting, taking on small roles in films such as Tornado Run (1995), Nemesis 2: Nebula (1995), Nemesis III: Prey Harder (1996), and R.S.V.P. in 2002. More recently, Sharon has discovered a newfound passion for inspiring others through motivational speaking and conducting workshops. Her international endeavors involve sharing her personal journey of health and fitness, elucidating how these aspects have profoundly impacted and transformed her life.

Sharon Bruneau – Now.jpg @Sharon Bruneau Female Bodybuilding Legend 2023 Olympia Expo Interview #SharonBruneau #Olympia #Expo/MuscleSport TV/YouTube.com

Cathy Lee Crosby then

Growing up in California, Cathy Crosby showcased remarkable talent in tennis and embarked on a competitive journey in the sport. Her prowess on the court earned her an impressive ranking, reaching as high as seventh in the United States. Following her graduation from the University of Southern California, Cathy set her sights on one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, Wimbledon. Concurrently, she also ventured into the realm of television, securing roles in various shows, and drawing attention with her striking beauty. Recognizing her allure, Vince McMahon invited her to join as a guest commentator for WrestleMania 2, further highlighting her popularity and appeal.

Cathy Lee Crosby – Then.jpg @The Life and Sad Ending of Cathy Lee Crosby/Hollywood Star Update/YouTube.com

Cathy Lee Crosby now

After successfully achieving her dream of participating in Wimbledon on two occasions, Crosby decided to step away from the sport during the late 1960s. She transitioned into the realm of entertainment and rose to prominence as the host of That's Incredible, a popular reality show in the 1980s. The show featured individuals showcasing extraordinary stunts and displaying their unique talents. Additionally, Crosby portrayed the iconic character Wonder Woman before Lynda Carter became widely recognized for the role. Throughout her career, she attracted significant attention, including a high-profile romantic relationship with NFL star Joe Theismann, which ultimately concluded with Crosby filing a lawsuit against him, seeking $4.5 million in damages.

Cathy Lee Crosby – Now.jpg @The Life and Sad Ending of Cathy Lee Crosby/Hollywood Star Update/YouTube.com

Debbie Dobbins then

Arriving from the Philippines as a young individual, Debbie Dobbins swiftly adjusted to life in Oregon. Immersed in the world of sports throughout high school and college, she actively participated in track and field as well as basketball. Following her academic journey, Debbie found herself captivated by the emerging aerobics trend and began attending classes. At the age of 24, she relocated to Los Angeles, driven by her aspiration to establish a career in the fitness industry. There, she secured positions as both an instructor and a fitness model, while also showcasing her talents as a cheerleader for the Los Angeles Raiders.

Debbie Dobbins – Then.jpg @Great Female Physiques - Debbie Dobbins - Bodybuilding & Fitness Motivation/Great Physiques/YouTube.com

Debbie Dobbins later

Debbie Dobbins appeared destined to conquer the fitness realm, securing an impressive second-place finish at the 1993 Miss Galaxy Fitness competition. Tragically, her potential for future triumphs was abruptly cut short. At the end of that same year, Dobbins tragically lost her life due to smoke inhalation during a house fire. Her untimely demise left people stunned, with some even speculating about the possibility of foul play, although no conclusive evidence has ever emerged to substantiate such claims. The fitness community mourned the premature loss of this remarkable young talent.

Debbie Dobbins – Now.jpg @Great Female Physiques - Debbie Dobbins - Bodybuilding & Fitness Motivation/Great Physiques/YouTube.com

Charlene Prickett then

Born in Little Rock, Arkansas during the 1940s, Charlene Prickett dedicated her career to designing accessible workouts suitable for individuals of all fitness levels. By offering uncomplicated exercise routines, Prickett successfully drew the attention of older individuals and those seeking to gradually incorporate athleticism into their daily routines. However, not everyone resonated with Charlene's workout style. Criticisms arose, indicating that her videos contained excessive dialogue that lacked constructive and motivational elements. Despite the mixed reception, her workout videos remained popular, although they failed to resonate with certain viewers.

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Charlene Prickett now

In addition to leading fitness classes in her videos, Charlene took on the roles of writer and director. Her contributions in the realm of fitness elevated her to the status of the "Queen of the TV Gym" during her prime. Notable workout video titles under her name include It Figures, Step It Off, The Pricket System series, and Step Right. While she released fewer films in the late 90s, she made a comeback with a few productions in the early 2000s. Presently, Charlene's whereabouts remain unknown, as she has chosen to stay out of the public eye. Even her website domain is no longer functional, leaving little trace of her current activities.

Charlene Prickett – Now.jpg @Papaikou eminent domain resolution approved/Big Island Video N/YouTube.com

Chris Evert Lloyd then

Chris Evert embarked on her tennis journey even before she entered the first grade. With her father, a former tennis player, as her coach, she began honing her skills at the tender age of five. Evert's talent swiftly manifested, leading her to secure the U-16 National Championship title. As a result, she received a remarkable invitation to compete in the prestigious US Open in 1971. Despite her young age and the recent acquisition of a driver's license, Evert's performance in the tournament reached the semifinals, a testament to her exceptional abilities. Throughout her illustrious career, Evert clinched an impressive total of 18 Grand Slam titles, most notably establishing a captivating rivalry with Martina Navratilova. Notably, she holds the record for the most consecutive years with at least one Grand Slam title.

Chris Evert Lloyd – Then.jpg @Chris Evert | Top 10 Moments | US Open/US Open Tennis Championships/YouTube.com

Chris Evert Lloyd now

After an impressive journey spanning close to two decades since her debut in the Grand Slam tournaments, Chris Evert bid farewell to professional tennis in 1989. Throughout her illustrious career, she showcased unparalleled dominance, securing a remarkable 154 singles titles, including her coveted Grand Slam victories. Additionally, Evert achieved success in the realm of doubles, triumphing in 32 titles. A staggering highlight from her remarkable career is the fact that she reached the semifinals an astonishing 273 times out of the 303 tournaments she participated in. Notably, Evert embarked on three marriages, all with professional athletes. Presently, she fulfills her passion for the sport by operating a tennis academy in Florida while also contributing her expertise to ESPN as part of their Grand Slam broadcast team.

Chris Evert Lloyd – Now.jpg @Chris Evert shares details of completing chemotherapy for ovarian cancer l GMA/Good Morning America/YouTube.com

Judi Sheppard Missett then

The impact of the exercise movement in the 1980s owes much to the remarkable contributions of Judi Sheppard Missett. Sheppard Missett played a pivotal role by establishing one of the most prosperous fitness franchises in history: Jazzercise. Through her company, she gathered a staggering 8,300 franchisees worldwide, all-embracing her fitness routines that skillfully merged dance, resistance, and strength exercises. These invigorating routines synchronized with lively, popular music, creating a comprehensive workout for the entire body. Sheppard Missett initially provided remote training for franchisees through VHS tapes, enabling them to learn and replicate her techniques effectively.

Judi Sheppard Missett – Then.jpg @LOL - Jazzercise 1982 Original Workout 80's Video FUNNY COMPILATION Judi Sheppard Missett Reaction/Honest Composer Reacts/YouTube.com

Judi Sheppard Missett now

To this day, Sheppard Missett radiates vitality and a profound sense of well-being. In a compelling op-ed penned for the Huffington Post, she delved into her enduring connection with fitness and its profound influence on her career. Astonishingly, Sheppard Missett expressed, "I feel as if I'm about 30 years old. However, when I gaze into the mirror, I don't see a 30-year-old reflection. Instead, I see someone who maintains a commendable appearance, leads an active and healthy lifestyle, and possesses a genuine zest for life." Her words resonate with a powerful testament to her ongoing dedication to maintaining her vitality and embracing a vibrant approach to life.

Judi Sheppard Missett – Now.jpg @How the Jazzercise Empire Became a Family Business Thanks to a Secret Audition | Inc./Inc/YouTube.com

Cynthia Kereluk then

Located just north of the border, Cynthia Kereluk garnered a devoted following as Canada's exercise guru. Her enviable physique was the result of a combination of diligent effort and fortunate genetics. Kereluk's undeniable beauty led her to claim the title of Miss Canada in 1984, subsequently representing her country in the Miss Universe pageant later that same year. From 1985 to 2000, she served as the host of an exercise program called Everyday Workout, which reached a wide multinational audience as it aired in both Canada (on WTN) and the United States (on Lifetime).

Cynthia Kereluk – Then.jpg @Cynthia Kereluk Two-tone Melody/bkieks/YouTube.com

Cynthia Kereluk now

Despite her initial success in the field of aerobics, Kereluk did not achieve significant career advancements beyond that domain. Her captivating appearance granted her a few minor roles in B-movies such as Overnight, Mark of Cain, and The Pink Chiquitas, but her acting pursuits failed to flourish. However, she managed to sustain herself for a considerable period of time through the longevity of her three-decade-spanning show. With her show now behind her, Kereluk redirected her passions towards matters of the heart. In 2007, she surprised everyone with a wedding ceremony in British Columbia, where she married Paul Rodgers, the renowned singer of Bad Company, adding a new dimension of excitement and love to her life.

Cynthia Kereluk – Now.jpg @Cynthia Kereluk Purple Rain/bkieks/YouTube.com

Nancy Kerrigan then

Despite being dubbed the "ice princess," Kerrigan's background was far from regal. Her father tirelessly worked multiple jobs to support Nancy's skating aspirations. Through her own unwavering dedication and her father's determination, Nancy emerged as one of the world's premier figure skaters. Her breakthrough came at the Junior National Championships in 1987, thrusting her into the spotlight. By finishing fourth at the senior National Championships in 1989, she signaled her rise to dominance in the sport. Setting the stage for future success, she claimed a bronze medal at the 1992 Winter Olympics, paving the way for her anticipated performance in 1994.

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Nancy Kerrigan now

Kerrigan ventured into the realm of ice shows after quitting competitive skater. She became involved with renowned productions such as Champions on Ice, Broadway on Ice, and even participated in a musical adaptation of Footloose. More recently, she ventured into the realm of reality television, competing on Dancing with the Stars. However, her journey on the show came to an end in the seventh week when she was eliminated from the competition.

Nancy Kerrigan – Now.jpg @Nancy Kerrigan says she never got a direct apology from Tonya Harding/ABC News/YouTube.com

Marianna Komlos then

In the late 1980s, Marianna Komlos embarked on her journey into the world of bodybuilding, aiming to establish herself as a formidable figure in the sport. Her dedication paid off when she achieved notable success in 1997 by securing the middleweight title at the British Columbia Championships. Marianna's remarkable physique did not go unnoticed, with Jerry Kindela, the editor-in-chief of Flex magazine, describing her as one of the most stunning bodybuilders he had ever encountered. Following that, she made a career shift and ventured into the realm of fitness modeling.

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Marianna Komlos later

Regrettably, Marianna's journey was cut short, depriving her of the opportunity to experience a full and fulfilling life. Her flourishing career as a bodybuilder and model was abruptly halted by a formidable adversary: breast cancer, a battle she ultimately succumbed to. At the tender age of 35, Marianna passed away in 2004. Despite her untimely departure, she was fortunate to have experienced the joys of married life, having wedded Paul Lazenby, a mixed martial artist and stunt performer, in the months leading up to her passing. Marianna's memory endures, forever etching her legacy as a remarkable embodiment of strength and beauty.

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Tamilee Webb then

Tamilee Webb rose to prominence as a widely recognized figure in the fitness industry, thanks to her integral role in two highly regarded exercise series, namely Buns of Steel and Abs of Steel. By being part of Greg Smithey's workout videos, she became a central figure during the exercise frenzy of the 80s and 90s. The series gained significant exposure through infomercials, resulting in VHS sales surpassing $10 million. This success propelled her into the position of a fitness expert for FitTV, a subsidiary of Discovery Communications, solidifying her standing in the field.

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Tamilee Webb now

Tamilee Webb is firmly committed to maintaining a fitness-centric lifestyle for the foreseeable future. Demonstrating her ongoing dedication, Webb recently unveiled a bundled collection featuring her latest offerings, namely Buns of Steel 3, Abs of Steel 1, and Arms and Abs of Steel, conveniently available on DVD as a comprehensive set. Despite common preconceptions, Webb defies expectations by showcasing her brilliance beyond the realm of fitness. With a master's degree in exercise science, she possesses a profound understanding of the subject matter. Furthermore, she successfully manages her own company, Webb International, assuming the role of CEO.

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Jake Steinfeld then

Through a masterful marketing strategy, Jake Steinfeld catapulted himself into a remarkable career as a fitness expert. His venture, Body By Jake, propelled him to the pinnacle of the fitness industry, transforming him into an iconic figure along the way. Steinfeld is widely recognized for his role in popularizing the personal fitness training industry. Building upon his success, he established his own fitness lifestyle network, FitTv, which operated round the clock, allowing him to amass substantial wealth by subsequently selling it to News Corp. Undeterred, he went on to launch ExerciseTV, an on-demand fitness television network.

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Jake Steinfeld now

Jake Steinfeld's astute business acumen enabled him to transform his training enterprise into the expansive corporation known as Body By Jake Global. Throughout his journey, Jake has consistently showcased his entrepreneurial spirit. In addition to his accomplishments in the fitness network domain, he ventured into the realm of weight loss programs with the establishment of FitOrbit. In 2001, Jake pioneered the first professional outdoor lacrosse league, Major League Lacrosse. His distinction as one of the select 22 Americans chosen to be an Olympic torchbearer for the 2012 London Games further attests to his remarkable achievements. Presently, he delves into the realm of podcasting as a host.

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