Meet ‘muscle Barbie’
There’s a new “human Barbie” in town.
Meet Julia Vins, the 18-year-old with the face of a porcelain doll — and the body of the Hulk.
Powerlifter Julia has scored thousands of fans in her native Russia for her unusual blend of wide-eyed, pretty looks and muscular physique.
The innocent-faced teenager — who likes to take topless pictures of herself — even holds three world powerlifting records.
“People know me as ‘muscle Barbie’ — I like this comparison,” says Julia.
“I have these big, beautiful eyes and wear make-up. But at the same time, I’m strong. I can dead lift 400 pounds in training. I want to become as big as possible.”
Julia claims her astonishing appearance divides the opposite sex.
“Everyone has an opinion on what I look like — they either respect my work or reprimand me for being a muscly girl.
“But to be honest, I’ve noticed that the guys who are negative about my athleticism — are just jealous.”
Since childhood, Julia’s angelic face meant she’s always been compared to a pretty doll. But the naturally slender girl never felt like she had any purpose in life.
“Because of my facial features, people have always said I look like a doll.
“And I was a good, academic girl for so many years. I studied music, was well-read, participated in various school competitions and was skilled at art. But I never felt like I had any particular objective in life. My body was not in harmony with my soul — it wasn’t the right one for me.”
In an attempt to find some meaning in her life, Julia began going to the gym at age 15.
She explains: “I had no interest in sport but I was lost. I thought I might see if I could build some strength and confidence by weight training at the gym. I started copying exercises that the male gym-goers did. It did not make me strong, but then I started powerlifting. I loved it! I knew then that my goal was — to build muscle.”
A year later, Julia met a coach who saw potential in her as a weightlifter. She started training at the gym with him for three to five hours, four times per week.
Julia also transformed her diet. She now eats five to six small meals per day, which consist of chicken, eggs, cheese, rice and vegetables. But she allows herself one cheat day per week.
Finally in August 2014, Julia entered the World Powerlifting Championships in Moscow and won the competition. She achieved three world records in the sum 970 pounds — these were 400 pounds in the squat, 230 pounds in bench press and 360 pounds in the dead lift.
Julia feels it is important to look sexy even when she’s pumping iron.
“I always wear make-up, even when I’m squatting. I think it’s important to look attractive in any situation. I make sure my hair is done up in cute plaits and ribbons. I like fashion too but it’s very difficult to find nice clothes as my size is not standard.”
Julia says her parents prefer not to get involved with her career. But her 29-year-old boyfriend, Sergei, likes to weightlift with her.
“My mom and dad don’t like to interfere with my life but Sergei is very hands-on. For me, there is no limit. I want to become as muscly as possible. Many people have tried to knock me down but my training has made me strong — both physically and mentally. I’m no ordinary doll. I hope everyone finds their true calling in life like I did. I don’t like to think of what I would have become if I wasn’t muscle Barbie.”
Weight: 143 pounds
Biceps: 16 inches
Chest: 38.5 inches
Waist: 26 inches
Pelvis: 40 inches
Thigh: 26 inches
Julia claims her astonishing appearance divides the opposite sex.
“Everyone has an opinion on what I look like — they either respect my work or reprimand me for being a muscly girl.
“But to be honest, I’ve noticed that the guys who are negative about my athleticism — are just jealous.”
Since childhood, Julia’s angelic face meant she’s always been compared to a pretty doll. But the naturally slender girl never felt like she had any purpose in life.
“Because of my facial features, people have always said I look like a doll.
“And I was a good, academic girl for so many years. I studied music, was well-read, participated in various school competitions and was skilled at art. But I never felt like I had any particular objective in life. My body was not in harmony with my soul — it wasn’t the right one for me.”
In an attempt to find some meaning in her life, Julia began going to the gym at age 15.
She explains: “I had no interest in sport but I was lost. I thought I might see if I could build some strength and confidence by weight training at the gym. I started copying exercises that the male gym-goers did. It did not make me strong, but then I started powerlifting. I loved it! I knew then that my goal was — to build muscle.”
A year later, Julia met a coach who saw potential in her as a weightlifter. She started training at the gym with him for three to five hours, four times per week.
Julia also transformed her diet. She now eats five to six small meals per day, which consist of chicken, eggs, cheese, rice and vegetables. But she allows herself one cheat day per week.
Finally in August 2014, Julia entered the World Powerlifting Championships in Moscow and won the competition. She achieved three world records in the sum 970 pounds — these were 400 pounds in the squat, 230 pounds in bench press and 360 pounds in the dead lift.
Julia feels it is important to look sexy even when she’s pumping iron.
“I always wear make-up, even when I’m squatting. I think it’s important to look attractive in any situation. I make sure my hair is done up in cute plaits and ribbons. I like fashion too but it’s very difficult to find nice clothes as my size is not standard.”
Julia says her parents prefer not to get involved with her career. But her 29-year-old boyfriend, Sergei, likes to weightlift with her.
“My mom and dad don’t like to interfere with my life but Sergei is very hands-on. For me, there is no limit. I want to become as muscly as possible. Many people have tried to knock me down but my training has made me strong — both physically and mentally. I’m no ordinary doll. I hope everyone finds their true calling in life like I did. I don’t like to think of what I would have become if I wasn’t muscle Barbie.”
Weight: 143 pounds
Biceps: 16 inches
Chest: 38.5 inches
Waist: 26 inches
Pelvis: 40 inches
Thigh: 26 inches
Meet Julia Vins, the 18-year-old with the face of a porcelain doll — and the body of the Hulk.
Powerlifter Julia has scored thousands of fans in her native Russia for her unusual blend of wide-eyed, pretty looks and muscular physique.
The innocent-faced teenager — who likes to take topless pictures of herself — even holds three world powerlifting records.
“People know me as ‘muscle Barbie’ — I like this comparison,” says Julia.
“I have these big, beautiful eyes and wear make-up. But at the same time, I’m strong. I can dead lift 400 pounds in training. I want to become as big as possible.”
Julia claims her astonishing appearance divides the opposite sex.
“Everyone has an opinion on what I look like — they either respect my work or reprimand me for being a muscly girl.
“But to be honest, I’ve noticed that the guys who are negative about my athleticism — are just jealous.”
Since childhood, Julia’s angelic face meant she’s always been compared to a pretty doll. But the naturally slender girl never felt like she had any purpose in life.
“Because of my facial features, people have always said I look like a doll.
“And I was a good, academic girl for so many years. I studied music, was well-read, participated in various school competitions and was skilled at art. But I never felt like I had any particular objective in life. My body was not in harmony with my soul — it wasn’t the right one for me.”
In an attempt to find some meaning in her life, Julia began going to the gym at age 15.
She explains: “I had no interest in sport but I was lost. I thought I might see if I could build some strength and confidence by weight training at the gym. I started copying exercises that the male gym-goers did. It did not make me strong, but then I started powerlifting. I loved it! I knew then that my goal was — to build muscle.”
A year later, Julia met a coach who saw potential in her as a weightlifter. She started training at the gym with him for three to five hours, four times per week.
Julia also transformed her diet. She now eats five to six small meals per day, which consist of chicken, eggs, cheese, rice and vegetables. But she allows herself one cheat day per week.
Finally in August 2014, Julia entered the World Powerlifting Championships in Moscow and won the competition. She achieved three world records in the sum 970 pounds — these were 400 pounds in the squat, 230 pounds in bench press and 360 pounds in the dead lift.
Julia feels it is important to look sexy even when she’s pumping iron.
“I always wear make-up, even when I’m squatting. I think it’s important to look attractive in any situation. I make sure my hair is done up in cute plaits and ribbons. I like fashion too but it’s very difficult to find nice clothes as my size is not standard.”
Julia says her parents prefer not to get involved with her career. But her 29-year-old boyfriend, Sergei, likes to weightlift with her.
“My mom and dad don’t like to interfere with my life but Sergei is very hands-on. For me, there is no limit. I want to become as muscly as possible. Many people have tried to knock me down but my training has made me strong — both physically and mentally. I’m no ordinary doll. I hope everyone finds their true calling in life like I did. I don’t like to think of what I would have become if I wasn’t muscle Barbie.”
Julia’s measurements
Height: 5 feet 4 inchesWeight: 143 pounds
Biceps: 16 inches
Chest: 38.5 inches
Waist: 26 inches
Pelvis: 40 inches
Thigh: 26 inches
This article originally appeared on News.com.au.
“Everyone has an opinion on what I look like — they either respect my work or reprimand me for being a muscly girl.
“But to be honest, I’ve noticed that the guys who are negative about my athleticism — are just jealous.”
Since childhood, Julia’s angelic face meant she’s always been compared to a pretty doll. But the naturally slender girl never felt like she had any purpose in life.
“Because of my facial features, people have always said I look like a doll.
“And I was a good, academic girl for so many years. I studied music, was well-read, participated in various school competitions and was skilled at art. But I never felt like I had any particular objective in life. My body was not in harmony with my soul — it wasn’t the right one for me.”
In an attempt to find some meaning in her life, Julia began going to the gym at age 15.
She explains: “I had no interest in sport but I was lost. I thought I might see if I could build some strength and confidence by weight training at the gym. I started copying exercises that the male gym-goers did. It did not make me strong, but then I started powerlifting. I loved it! I knew then that my goal was — to build muscle.”
A year later, Julia met a coach who saw potential in her as a weightlifter. She started training at the gym with him for three to five hours, four times per week.
Julia also transformed her diet. She now eats five to six small meals per day, which consist of chicken, eggs, cheese, rice and vegetables. But she allows herself one cheat day per week.
Finally in August 2014, Julia entered the World Powerlifting Championships in Moscow and won the competition. She achieved three world records in the sum 970 pounds — these were 400 pounds in the squat, 230 pounds in bench press and 360 pounds in the dead lift.
Julia feels it is important to look sexy even when she’s pumping iron.
“I always wear make-up, even when I’m squatting. I think it’s important to look attractive in any situation. I make sure my hair is done up in cute plaits and ribbons. I like fashion too but it’s very difficult to find nice clothes as my size is not standard.”
Julia says her parents prefer not to get involved with her career. But her 29-year-old boyfriend, Sergei, likes to weightlift with her.
“My mom and dad don’t like to interfere with my life but Sergei is very hands-on. For me, there is no limit. I want to become as muscly as possible. Many people have tried to knock me down but my training has made me strong — both physically and mentally. I’m no ordinary doll. I hope everyone finds their true calling in life like I did. I don’t like to think of what I would have become if I wasn’t muscle Barbie.”
Julia’s measurements
Height: 5 feet 4 inchesWeight: 143 pounds
Biceps: 16 inches
Chest: 38.5 inches
Waist: 26 inches
Pelvis: 40 inches
Thigh: 26 inches
This article originally appeared on News.com.au.
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