Aja Frary

In 2016 she became a member of the Stuntwomen's Association of Motion Picture, one of Aja's highest career highlights.

2013 Taurus World Stunt Nominee, Hardest Hit & Best Stunt by a Stunt Woman.

Her first movie was on a film called American Gangster in 2006. Her career took off after her first film and since then has become one of the countries most sought after Stuntwoman.

In 2004 an injury struck just before her most promising Olympic Trails competition. Unable to compete and after more than a decade of high-level competition she decided to take time off to heal. Aja traveled to New York City to visit her dad's side of the family for the summer. The big city life quickly mesmerized Aja and her summer trip turned into a year. It was then a college friend knew she would make an ideal stunt double and stunt performer.

Graduated from Evergreen High School in Washington State. Spent her freshman year at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington before transferring to San Diego State University where she graduated in May of 2001 with a degree in Public Administration.

Aja was born in Seattle, Washington. Her athletic ability was evident from a young age. By elementary school she was racing and beating all the boys on the playground. Born to Soun Frary, a ballerina dancer and her father, Lee Leavy, California State High School Wrestling Champion; Aja's athletic genes set the stage for her future. Aja excelled as a 3 sport high school athlete and by college earned a full scholarship as a Track and Field Heptathlete at San Diego State University. Aja went onto become a Division 1 NCAA Bronze Medalist and earned All-American Honors by her senior year. In 2000, while still a collegiate athlete, Aja was one of the youngest competitors at the Olympic Trials, placing 9th. After college Aja was accepted into the United States Olympic Training Center program where she was able to train full time and compete across the country and the world.