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A well-known fitness and bodybuilder, Amanda "Mandy" Blank was found dead at her home in Los Angeles. The trainer was 42 years old.
Throughout her life, the coach and bodybuilding icon have worked with many stars including Alex Rodriguez, Mickey Rourke, Marcus Allen, Michelle Monaghan and Jordana Brewster, according to her website.
Blank was found unanswered at his home in Los Angeles on Monday, The New York Daily News reports. Her housekeeper called 911 after discovering Blank in the tub, TMZ said.
Although the death of the celebrity trainer has not yet been determined, the Daily News The Los Angeles County coroner scheduled an autopsy and a toxicology report to determine the cause of his death.
The press briefing also spoke to a source close to Blank who claimed that the crime played no role in his death.
The Los Angeles County Coroner and a representative of Blank did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Blank began his career in fitness at the age of 18. After only one year of field experience, she placed 5th at World Fitness Olympia – a bodybuilding competition – and quickly acquired a professional status.
The trainer became the youngest competitor to win the World Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation (IFBB) World Championships.
She also ranked first at the 1998 Debbie Kruck Classic, a fitness, bodybuilding and fitness competition.
While her bodybuilding success made her famous, Blank appeared on several magazine covers, including Oxygen magazine, Glutes Magazine, and Muscle & Fitness Magazine.
More recently, Blank worked as a physical trainer and physical trainer, sharing her knowledge and passion for the human body and nutrition.
"Without my health and fitness, I have nothing," she wrote on her Facebook page.
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In addition to his celebrity clientele, Blank has worked with people across Los Angeles and beyond, mentoring them as part of his online training and nutrition programs, known as the Blank Body Program.
From an early age, Blank had a competitive advantage. When she was 17, she was named the Majorette Queen of America title, which is the highest honor that a ball staff can receive.
She also participated in several gymnastics competitions before going into bodybuilding.
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