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THEN & NOW
The Gladiator Era
As "ICE", Lori dominated the arena, becoming a symbol of unshakeable power and charisma. She defined a generation of strength, proving that women could be both fierce and feminine.
The Pro-Age Revolution
Today, she's redefining what it means to age. No longer just fighting opponents, she's fighting the stigma of getting older—empowering women to embrace their strength at 50, 60, and beyond.
FHM Magazine
June 2026 Cover Feature
"Former American Gladiator ICE — Lori Fetrick"
— FHM Magazine, June 2026


2025 NPC Masters USA
4th Place
At the age of 62
Defying age limits and redefining peak performance, Lori Fetrick proves that strength knows no deadline. Standing on stage at 62, she embodies resilience, discipline, and unyielding vitality.
"This achievement positions Lori as the ultimate ambassador for longevity, wellness, and fitness brands seeking to connect with an audience that values health at every stage of life."
Fitness Journey
Strength, dedication, and transformation at every age









Meet Lori "ICE" Fetrick
Best known for her role as "ICE" on the hit TV show American Gladiators during the 1990s, Lori became a fan favorite for her power and athleticism.
Today, Lori is a passionate fitness enthusiast, motivational speaker, and trainer. She champions the idea that strength and vitality are ageless. Her authentic connection with women over 50 makes her a credible advocate for longevity and health.
"I want to show women that age is just a number. You can be strong, healthy, and confident at any stage of life."
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
From celebrity encounters to media appearances, adventures, and behind-the-scenes moments














LIVE PRO-AGE
Empowering you to embrace strength, confidence, and vitality at every stage of life








"Age is not a limitation—it's an opportunity to show the world what real strength looks like."
— Lori "ICE" Fetrick
Go Figure Podcast
Listen Up.
Tune in to the Go Figure Podcast, hosted by the insightful Lori Fetrick and the talented Ashley Randall, for engaging discussions.








