Sue Stanley

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sahof.org.au/hall-of-fame-member/sue-stanley/ Sue Stanley (Born September 10, 1966) is an Australian athlete, author, fitness expert, public speaker, and a generous volunteer for many community events and programs.

Sue is a unique individual who has been able to represent her country at the highest level, in four different sports. As a teenager at the Australian Institute of Sport in the Australian gymnastics team, then water-skiing representing Australia at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, followed by three World Aerobic Titles and then the Ms Olympia World Championship.

Sue began winning gold medals on the international stage, early in 1993. Her successive wins of the World Cup Aerobic Championship in Japan made her the only woman in the history of the sport to ever successfully defend a World Title. Her amazing sporting achievements soared to an unparalleled level with her win in the 1994 World Aerobic Championships in Las Vegas. Her dream of becoming the only aerobic athlete to win three World Championships became a reality.

So dominant was Sue in the sport of Competitive Aerobics that she was undefeated both at a national and international level for 4 years. Amassing an amazing 35 consecutive wins, for 3 World Championship titles, numerous international titles and 9 consecutive Australian and national championships.

It is easy to see why Sue is considered one of the leading Australian women in sport; she is a member of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, an Australia Day Ambassador, and is the recipient of the Advance Australia Award for her contribution to sport.

Sue is an author, and her second book titled “Fitness Forever” has already sold over 40,000 copies. Sue has presented on TV, she has hosted and co-hosted radio segments, been an International speaker and presenter, a columnist and editor of various media newspapers and magazines, and dedicates endless hours to charity and fundraising events. Sue travels worldwide empowering others to create their own businesses. Sue has always been keen to help and assist people with their health and fitness, and now she is taking on the world of Fit Clubs and educating people about nutrition, exercise and positive mindset in over thirty locations around the world. https://suestanley.com/about-sue

She is involved in a number of organisations and charities including Blue Ribbon Foundation, Variety — the Children’s Charity, Kinnect Australia (Physical Activity Australia) and VicSport.

As part of the Victoria Police Go4Zero anti-violence campaign, Sue also spoke about community spirit and why we all need to support each other. And she was also an Ambassador for the DrinkWise Kids and Alcohol campaign.

Sue is the Chair of the Scholarship Committee for Sport Australia, Hall of Fame. sahof.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Volume-45.pdf

Sue is the Deputy Chair and Treasurer of the Melbourne Day Committee. https://www.melbourneday.com.au/aboutus.html

Sue is also an astute businesswoman, she is the Director of Fitcorp, the owner and Director of a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) Efit Academy and the World Fitness Academy.

On Australia Day 2020, Sue was awarded an "Order of Australia Medal" OAM, which are awarded to Australian citizens for their meritorious service.

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