Reigning Fitness International Kim Scheidler calls it a career.
IFBB Fitness Champ Kim Scheideler (Klien to most who have followed the sport) will not be back to defend her Fitness International title and has retired. Kim’s manager, JM Manion confirmed with me that she is retired and we shouldn’t expect to see her back on stage. Kim won the Fitness International this year but slipped to third at the Olympia. She currently owns and operates a gym in Hazlet, New Jersey. We wish Kim all the best in whatever her future entails away from the competition stage.
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Your presence will be missed on the stage. I thought you had the total package!
Good Luck to you Kim
Holy crap! She was the one person I felt would be a future Fitness Olympia champion. Good luck in life after competing, Kim. You will go down as one of the best in the business!
I am sorry to hear that and will miss competing with Kim in the future. She is an amazing athlete and has done incredibly things in & for Fitness. I wish her all the best and am sure whatever direction she chooses from here, she will always come out on the top.
Julie : )
I will miss those legs!
I am disappointed to hear she is retiring. But I do remember Jen Hendershott retiring and then making a huge comeback. Maybe she’s just taking a break?
I will miss her great routines!
I wish her the best. I got to meet her backstage at the Arnold last year – it was a pleasure to have met her.
A.
Kim will be missed. She is one of my all-time favorites.
Kim is a great athlete! She will be missed on stage