Imagine taking a telephone book and trying to rip it in half. Well, that would be a feat for us but not for America's strongest woman, Mama Lou.
That is what will be on offer at the Fiji Showcase 2008 when the gates open next month. Mama Lou, whose prowess is underestimated by many because of her miniature frame, will preach empowerment through her work of showcasing her strength.
As part of her show she will encourage young children to expand ideas of how far they can go in their own lives by believing in themselves and achieving their own goals.
Mama Lou's family show combines high energy acts and other amazing acts such as crushing apples with her elbow. The Mama Lou Family Show will be on offer at the 2008 Fiji Showcase and will run for one week starting on Saturday July 5th until Saturday July 12th at the Vodafone Arena.
Strong Woman Comes to Fiji Showcase 2008
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