Review: What I learned from Pat Summitt
Disclaimer: I have always been a fan of Pat Summitt. There was precious little women’s basketball on television when I was growing …
Running for My Life
I could not put the book down and this surprised me. I figured I’d read a couple of short chapters a night, …
Awesome shorts, awesome friends, living big
It was one of those productive weekends that sets the tone for a fantastic week. And so today’s blog has a few …
Amanda Beard: In the Water They Can’t See You Cry
My fascination grew with each chapter I read. With every page turn, frankly, I reached a new level of incredulousness. Sure, I …
Hit The Deck: An antidote to stress
Watch my video review of the workout program Hit the Deck and read a Q&A with creator Jenny Evans on busting through stress. Most importantly enter the contest for a chance to win your own copy of Hit the Deck cards (just in time for Christmas!).
Holiday shopping guide for athletes
In my travels around the Internet and social media, I found some amazing people doing amazing work. Check these out for some unique gift ideas for the athlete on your Christmas list.
The Mighty Macs: Your dream is your gift
The year was 1972. It was the year before I was born. The year Title IX was passed. And the year that …
Pampering: No longer a dirty word. (Plus a giveaway!)
Pampering is a concept that feels uncomfortable to me, but as I change my definition of pampering, I find little moments of happiness. How do you pamper yourself? Comment and you can win some cool products from Gilden Tree Natural Foot and Body Care!
What does a female scientist look like?
The book was titled “Pink Boots and a Machete: My journey from NFL cheerleader to National Geographic Explorer.” Seriously, how could I not be curious?
Before Lance and Livestrong there was Babe
Long before Lance Armstrong used his athletic fame and yellow Livestrong wrist bands to shine a light on cancer research, treatment and survival, Babe Didrickson was creating a culture of cancer acceptance in the 1950s.