Renita Harris is a famous American fitness model and dancer. She is an icon of the fitness contests and she is respected in the whole industry due to her ambition and her performances. Renita Harris started her career as a professional dancer, due to her 15 years of jazz, tap and ballet training. She performed for artists like LL Cool J or Mr. Lee. In 1982 she decided that she wanted something else so she started to work out. She always had a passion for fitness, but she never took it seriously until that year.

Becoming a fitness model is not an easy thing to accomplish though. You have to stay in shape all year and to practice with a professional bodybuilder, who will train you in order to get noticed by magazines. Like many other fitness models, Renita Harris also started to appear in magazines and newspapers before making it to the pageants. She put together a strong portfolio, with her best pictures, and she took it to all the magazines she wanted to be featured in. This made it possible for her to appear in magazines like Oxygen, Today’s Black Women, Muscle Fitness and Muscular Development.

Later, she started to compete in contests, where she gained so many prizes that I wonder if she remembers all of them. The most important ones are Miss Illinois, Miss USA, Miss America, Miss Fitness America and even Miss Universe.

She was very pleased with herself and her success, so she thought that it would nice if she could teach other people what she has learned throughout the years. She is now a professional trainer, who teaches different classes, from the beginner level to the advanced one. Renita’s classes have become very popular, especially among women, because she combines fitness with dancing, so she created a more pleasant way to get in shape, not as rough and exhausting as fitness alone. Every woman would like to work with her, because the results you are looking for are definitely guaranteed. She is an amazing athlete, a dedicated person and an icon of the industry. In one word, Renita Harris is exceptional.