Best Bodies in the World 2015: Swimmer Natalie Coughlin
In this sport, races can be decided by milliseconds—which is why swimmers constantly work toward an ever-smoother, more balanced stroke. Basically, they’re after the kind of picture- perfect,...
View ArticleBest Bodies in the World 2015: Fencer Nathalie Moellhausen
Each time Moellhausen lunges forward or backward during her two daily hours of sword work, she contracts her core to keep her balance. It’s the equivalent of doing hundreds of crunches. Still, she’s...
View ArticleThis Woman Is Changing The NBA
The first female coach in the NBA is quietly making history—but we're taking notice and loving what we see. The post This Woman Is Changing The NBA appeared first on SELF.
View ArticleThe 2015 Best Bodies in the World
For these six world-class athletes, peak performance comes with a big bonus: jaw-droppingly sculpted abs, arms, backs, glutes and legs. Check out how they hone their medal-winning form and strength,...
View ArticleOlympian Paige McPherson Trains With Passion and Patience
"As soon as I step into the ring, I know I am fully capable of winning." The post Olympian Paige McPherson Trains With Passion and Patience appeared first on SELF.
View ArticleUSA Baseball Women’s National Team Wins Gold at the Pan Am Games
Update: July 27, 2015: The team continues to make history, winning gold yesterday at the Pan Am Games. “This is huge being part of the Pan Ams—it’s an honor being part of the first women’s baseball...
View ArticleJen Welter Just Became the First Female Coach in NFL History
The pool of female coaches in male professional sports continues to grow—this time with the hiring of Jen Welter by the Arizona Cardinals as an assistant coaching intern for the training camp and...
View ArticleMilestone Mania: Why July Was the Best Month Ever for Women in Sports
We’ve officially reached a #PlayLikeAGirl tipping point—and these women aren't only crushing the game, they're changing it. The post Milestone Mania: Why July Was the Best Month Ever for Women in...
View ArticleSwimming’s Next Prodigy: 18-Year-Old Katie Ledecky
There’s nothing the sports world loves more than a good prodigy—and 18 year-old swimmer Katie Ledecky had already earned that title back in the 2012 Olympics in London, after she took home the gold in...
View Article8 Epic Summer Olympic Moments
The countdown is on! With just one year until Rio, we’re getting inspired by a few of the top Team USA memories of all time. The post 8 Epic Summer Olympic Moments appeared first on SELF.
View ArticleThe Serena and Venus Williams Throwback You’ll Love
Tennis champs and sisters Venus and Serena Williams can add another skill set to their resumes: #tbt masters! Venus Williams’ activewear brand, EleVen, posted a fun throwback Thursday post last week...
View ArticleWho Will Be America’s Sweetheart Next Summer?
Considering that the gymnasts who will represent the United States in Rio next summer won’t be chosen for another year—a short four weeks before the Olympic Games begin—it might feel premature to start...
View ArticleThe USWNT Just Keeps On Winning (and Making History)
Wondering what the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team has been up to since winning the World Cup in Canada last month? Aside from accompanying Taylor Swift on stage at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey...
View ArticleICYMI: Simone Biles Owns the Gymnastics World Right Now
Last week, we asked, “Who will be America’s sweetheart next summer?” as we started to get giddy over the upcoming P&G Gymnastics Championships. Well, if elite gymnast Simone Biles, 18, has any say...
View ArticleYour U.S. Open Primer
GET READY The U.S. Open, played in New York City, is the last of the year’s four major grand slam tournaments. Women’s singles matches begin August 31. The finals take place September 12. TUNE IN The...
View ArticleU.S. Open 2015
Your source for the latest tournament news, athlete spotlights and tennis gear picks. The post U.S. Open 2015 appeared first on SELF.
View ArticleSerena Williams Scores Winning Motivation With This Celeb-Packed Video
Imagine if all of your coolest friends decided to compile a video wishing you luck before your next big race or job interview. Not only would you feel loved, you’d most definitely have more confidence...
View ArticleLasting Love at the U.S. Open: Watch This Adorable Proposal
Tennis star and current men’s top-ranked player, Novak Djokovic, is known for his intensity and sharp focus during matches, as well as for his off-court pranks. This week, he let his playful side shine...
View ArticleEXCLUSIVE: Maria Sharapova Opens Up About Her U.S. Open Withdrawal
“While I’m disappointed that I won’t be competing in this year’s U.S. Open, I know that I did everything possible to repair my muscles in time, but it was ultimately just not possible,” Sharapova...
View ArticleSELF Tried Out to Be a U.S. Open Ballperson and Here’s What Happened
Securing a spot on the courts during the U.S. Open has to be earned. And while you may not be clocking a serve speed of 122 mph, there is one way to share the court with the top seeds… When I was...
View ArticleIs There Anything Soccer Champ Carli Lloyd Can’t Do?
Carli Lloyd might be known for her soccer skills (who can forget her hat trick in this year’s women’s World Cup Final?). But she also has the moves to be a star in another sport: football. In this...
View Article6 Epic Moments for Women at the 2015 U.S. Open
From intense matches to incredible sportsmanship, these are the unforgettable highlights. The post 6 Epic Moments for Women at the 2015 U.S. Open appeared first on SELF.
View ArticleOlympic City Bids Update: LA is a Contender!
The race for a gold in 2024 has already begun but the contenders aren’t Missy Franklin or Usain Bolt—they are five major cities. The competition to host that year’s Summer Games is officially down to...
View ArticleStop What You’re Doing And Watch These Insanely Talented Gymnasts Dance On A...
This video is mesmerizing. The post Stop What You’re Doing And Watch These Insanely Talented Gymnasts Dance On A Basketball Court appeared first on SELF.
View ArticleThree-Time Ironman World Champion Mirinda Carfrae Shares What Makes Her A...
"Finishing the first one was the hardest thing I'd ever done." The post Three-Time Ironman World Champion Mirinda Carfrae Shares What Makes Her A Fierce Competitor appeared first on SELF.
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