Quick Bio:
Age: 24
Height: 5’4″ - 162 cm
Contest Weight: 127 lbs - 57 kg
Off-Season Weight: 133 lbs - 60 kg
Location: London, England
How did you get started with bodybuilding?
I was a dancer and did gymnastics growing and always enjoyed exercise. Joining the gym to stay in shape for dance made me more aware of the bodybuilding side to things. I wanted to look like the fitness girls on the front of the fitness magazines so I did some research and starting lifting weights.
I then became a personal trainer and that’s when I entered my first bikini competition.
How do you stay so motivated? What drives you?
Being a role model for my clients and setting myself short-term goals keep me motivated. However what really keeps me motivated on a daily basis is knowing I have the ability to be as fit and healthy as I want.
What is your training routine like?
I train with weights four times a week, 2 lower body sessions focusing mainly on the glutes and hamstrings and 2 upper body sessions. I then do 2-3 sessions of HIIT cardio with core and stretching. I try to make sure I get a day off to rest.
Weekly example
- Monday: Legs
- Tuesday: HIIT abs and stretch
- Wednesday: Upper body
- Thursday: HIIT abs and stretch
- Friday: Legs and Glutes
- Saturday: HIIT
- Sunday: Rest
If you had to choose only 3 exercises, what would they be and why?
- Pull ups – These are always a challenge and you get lots of core work as well as upper body benefits. Also they make me feel strong!!
- Romanian deadlifts with dumbbells (RDL) – I find these really hit where my hamstring meets my glutes a part of the body every woman wants to develop.
- Single leg glute bridges – These are great for isolating the glutes and can be done in and out of the gym, so I can always work my glutes wherever I am.
What is your favourite form of cardio?
Definitely sprints on the treadmill.
What is your diet like?
I set myself daily macros to hit which vary depending on my goals. I do not deprive myself of any particular food groups I just make sure they fit into my daily allowance.
I make sure I get lots of vegetables in every day and opt for more natural nutritious food when possible.
What supplements do you use?
I use PhD Woman exercise recovery protein powder
PhD Nutrition intra workout BCAAs mango and coconut flavor
PhD Woman Multi-vitamin
What are the highlights of your fitness career?
Becoming a part of PhD Woman Company is something I really appreciate and am proud of. Another highlight is being given the opportunity to travel numerous times to countries like India to train my clients.
Most recently I have gained the chance to share my recipes monthly in a fitness magazine I love called ‘Train for her’.
Facebook: Nicole Aristides Fitness
Twitter: @nicolearistides
Instagram: nicolearistides





- Pull ups – These are always a challenge and you get lots of core work as well as upper body benefits. Also they make me feel strong!!
- Romanian deadlifts with dumbbells (RDL) – I find these really hit where my hamstring meets my glutes a part of the body every woman wants to develop.
- Single leg glute bridges – These are great for isolating the glutes and can be done in and out of the gym, so I can always work my glutes wherever I am.
What is your favourite form of cardio?
Definitely sprints on the treadmill.
What is your diet like?
I set myself daily macros to hit which vary depending on my goals. I do not deprive myself of any particular food groups I just make sure they fit into my daily allowance.
I make sure I get lots of vegetables in every day and opt for more natural nutritious food when possible.
What supplements do you use?
I use PhD Woman exercise recovery protein powder
PhD Nutrition intra workout BCAAs mango and coconut flavor
PhD Woman Multi-vitamin
What are the highlights of your fitness career?
Becoming a part of PhD Woman Company is something I really appreciate and am proud of. Another highlight is being given the opportunity to travel numerous times to countries like India to train my clients.
Most recently I have gained the chance to share my recipes monthly in a fitness magazine I love called ‘Train for her’.
Facebook: Nicole Aristides Fitness
Twitter: @nicolearistides
Instagram: nicolearistides





Becoming a part of PhD Woman Company is something I really appreciate and am proud of. Another highlight is being given the opportunity to travel numerous times to countries like India to train my clients.
Most recently I have gained the chance to share my recipes monthly in a fitness magazine I love called ‘Train for her’.
Facebook: Nicole Aristides Fitness
Twitter: @nicolearistides
Instagram: nicolearistides
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