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Spoiler Alert: Women Aren’t Too “Fragile” For the Decathlon
Addressing the exclusion of women from the Olympic Decathlon, this article highlights the ongoing battle against outdated stereotypes and the push for gender equality in sports.
Ladies, Start Your Engines
In some ways Erika arrived at that moment: she was seated in a McLaren GT4, racing professionally in Europe, being invited onto podcasts and finally recognized for the talent she’d felt in her fingers during that first race in the parking lot.
The Bittersweet Journey of an Olympic Hopeful
I feel in my heart I am part of the Olympic movement as an Olympic hopeful, but the way sports funding in this country is set up, I often feel like I am not part of anything because I don’t have the “right” circumstances to succeed.
The Fairytale of Finding Love
Some of us playing abroad have found our Prince Charming. For most of us, and especially those with melanated skin, choosing to pursue our career is like being locked in an ivory tower – the prospect of finding love is slim to none.
Training for the Olympics as a Fourth Year Medical School Student
On February 8th, 2024, my team Nigeria will be playing against Senegal in the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Antwerp, Belgium in the biggest game of my 21-year-career playing organized basketball. The winner of this game will likely collect 1 of three direct qualification tickets to the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Competing in My First X Games at 34 Years Old
There used to be a stigma around women's snowboarding that once you hit 30, you either get dropped by your sponsors or you strictly ride powder because you're too old for those kinds of things, and you should make sure you don’t get hurt in case you want children. Those times are changing and the industry has recognized that snowboarding really can be a lifelong career.
Two Years Ago I Was on My Deathbed — Now I'm Training For The Olympics
Two years ago, I was in [a] Cincinnati hospital fighting for my life. After three knee surgeries (ACL), I earned a knee infection that almost cost me my leg and, after becoming allergic to the first dose of antibiotics, my life. All alone in a different country, emotions were high, pain was real, and [I had] little hope that one day I would live my dream.
New Year's Goal Setting Tips from an Elite Athlete
January's gym rush is real, but did you know 80% of new members quit within 5 months? This blog offers practical tips from an elite athlete on making a fitness regime sustainable.
Hanging on to the Glass Cliff
Delve into the challenging world of sports leadership amid crisis, as illustrated through Spain's national team upheaval. This piece questions systemic biases and reveals the pervasive issues women face in leadership roles, particularly during turbulent times.
I Retired, Now What?
An open letter to athletes looking at or living through retirement. Spoiler: life is just as good on this side.
Beyond Limitations: Taking Action for Athletes with Disabilities
A Paralympian’s passionate call to action for athletes with disabilities and creating a more accessible society.
An Open Letter to Injured Athletes
To anyone coming back from injury: You will climb out of the pit.