FX.co ★ Top-7 women of the politician world engaging in sports

Kersti Kaljulaid, the President of Estonia

The Estonian President boasts an excellent physical form and athletic performance. In the childhood the rising head of the state went in for judo, and then practiced running head-on. Eight years ago she participated in the Luxembourg marathon and took the 23th place. The training activities of K.Kaljulaid, the mother of four, are included in the daily timetable. She's sure that sport helps her keeping good physical and intellectual form.

Angela Merkel, the Chancellor of Germany

The FRG Chancellor is a football fan. During eight years A.Merkel cheers for the German team. The Cancellor also prefers cross-country skis which she goes every year at the time of Christmas holidays. Three years ago she got injured on the track in Switzerland, but she didn't give the sport up.

Theresa May, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

Theresa May devotes rather much time to physical activities: every day she does her morning exercises, the time off is dedicated with Nordic walking. The British Primer considers it the most universal sport.

MelaniaTrump, the future First Lady of the USA

The magazine paid attention to the beautiful physical fit of Melania Trump. Please note that the edition published only photos of the ladies with absolutely athletic body builds. According to M.Trump she gives priority to hiking with weights and also to alpine skiing.

Erna Solberg, the Prime Minister of Norway

As A.Merkel, Erna Solberg is a football fan, moreover she is able to give passes and to score goals. The Prime Minister of Norway goes in for skiing and skating. One more weakness of E.Solberg is the Pokemon Go mobile game.

Akie Abe, the Prime Minister of Japan

The wife of Shinzō Abe tried to do her utmost for fight against the stereotyping about her country where women do not almost act a part in the state administration. Akie Abe's resolution and independence play out in sport. She dances flamenco perfectly and is actively involved with the Japanese martial art of wielding the naginata.

Sophie Grégoire, the wife of Canadian Prime Minister

Justin Trudeau's wife had to get through bulimia on the way toward the ideal figure. Yoga helped her to be free from the disease. At the present time S.Grégoire has a certificate of yoga instructor.