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The Olympics 2010: Spotlight on Lindsey Jacobellis, Snowboarder
Editor’s note: ChickSpeak will cover the Winter 2010 Olympics through highlighting inspiring and incredible women who are going for gold. Please check back every Monday for new profiles, compiled and written by Maxine Frendel. Lindsey “Lucky” Jacob...[Read on]
Formula for Success: Motivation, Focus & Drive
The past few weeks, ChickSpeak has covered the 2010 Olympic Winter Games by featuring articles on inspiring athletes and their practically unprecedented, awe-inspiring accomplishments - including Angela Ruggiero’s historical hockey games and Lindsey Jac...[Read on]
Lindsey Vonn: "My success has nothing to do with weight"
In her personal commentary in The Denver Post (with reference to Austrian newspaper stories about her weight), Lindsey Vonn wrote, "If adding weight was the key to downhill success, everyone would be stuffing their faces with food. It doesn't work...[Read on]
Winter X Games 14 – Women’s Results
Over and out. Winter X Games 14 has wrapped. Four days in Aspen delivered five-peats, double three-peats, and back-to-back golds. Read on to find out how the women fared. Friday, Jan. 29th – Women’s Skiing Superpipe A deserving  Jen Hudak won Women...[Read on]
Exclusive workout with Olympic hopeful Lindsey Vonn
We’re kicking our Olympic coverage into high gear and will be profiling all of the winter sports and athletes you need to know about. One of athletes to watch is ski racer Lindsey Vonn who is a favorite on and off the slopes. She’s a back-to-back Wor...[Read on]
Lindsey Vonn's Life in the Fast Lane
Lindsey Vonn training on a Super G race course in Vail, Colorado, on November 23, 2009. Photographs by Jack Affleck, Vail Mountain, Colorado. Some Olympic moments are unforgettable: When U.S. swimmer Jason Lezak chased down Frenchman Alain Bernard in the ...[Read on]
Lady-Athlete Stories Be Damned
First there was that unfortunate Sports Illustrated cover. Then, this Sunday, The New York Times featured a profile of 25-year-old Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn that essentially portrayed her as a helpless, albeit competitive, pawn caught between a series of...[Read on]
Top power female athletes of 2011
Apparently Bloomberg BusinessWeek creates an annual Sports Power list by choosing the 100 most powerful athletes on and off the field. This year's Power Sports 100 was pretty disappointing in regards to the number of women that were selected. In fact, ...[Read on]
2010 female ESPY winners
The 2010 ESPYs took place on July 14 at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN at the Nokia Theatre at L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles, Calif.  While not known as super female friendly (e.g. they give trophies to the best MLS player but not the best WPS player), the ESPYs did honor...[Read on]
Female ski jumpers lose 2010 Olympic battle
Female ski jumper Lindsey Van We’ve written a lot over the past year about the battle waged by 15 former and current women ski jumpers who have argued about their right to participate in the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver. For some background, chec...[Read on]
LJ, Cappie & Catch dominate All-WNBA team voting
LJ, Cappie & Catch Dominate All-WNBA Team Voting The WNBA today announced the All-WNBA teams, and it was an extremely close race for top vote getter, much like the MVP award itself was. Again, it came down to Seattle Storm star (and MVP winner&...[Read on]
2010 Aspen Winternational World Cup on for Thanksgiving weekend
Who: Many of the top female skiers in the world. What: Aspen Winternational Where: Aspen, Colo. When: Thanksgiving weekend – Nov. 27 & 28, 2010. Why: The only U.S. stop on the Women’s World Cup curcuit. The world’s fastest women skiers will once ag...[Read on]
AP nominates two horses for "Female Athlete of the Year"
It's the end of the year, aka the merry season of top ten lists. The Associated Press recently published the vote tallies for its Female Athlete of the Year, in which 158 sports editors around the country weigh in on which of these ten female athletes des...[Read on]
Are Females Interested in Supporting Women's Sports?
NPR writer Frank Deford opens his article by highlighting all of the recent media attention given to female athletes. From Lindsey Vonn and Danica Patrick to Serena Williams, the media has taken notice. But, there seems to be a distinct divide where indiv...[Read on]
Women Directors for Hire
We all know that things suck for a woman wanting to direct films in Hollywood, especially a studio film.  So what’s a talented woman director to do while waiting for the gender apartheid to end to make a living?  The answer is anything and everything ...[Read on]
Vonn isn’t “heavy” she’s a great athlete!
In the last week Austrian coaches claimed downhill skier and USA Olympian (and fellow Minnesotan!) Lindsay Vonn was heavy, which they said gives her a competitive advantage. Really? Are you sure she isn’t one of the best skiers because she is an...[Read on]
Spotlight on Lindsey Calla: Creator of Saucy Glossie
They are easy to find and walk the streets of New York City, London and L.A. every single day. They are young and brazen, bold and beautiful, and ready to tackle any challenge before them. They are aspiring fashionistas -full of hopeful promise and new t...[Read on]
NCAA Women’s Soccer Final Four Determined
The NCAA women’s soccer playoffs are coming to an end with just the last four teams standing after a somewhat predictable quarter final round. Stanford defeated Florida 5-0, Notre Dame and Ohio State both shut out their opponents, Oklahoma State and Geo...[Read on]
Women’s ski jumping added to Sochi Olympic Games 2014
LONDON, April 6, 2011 — For the first time in Olympic Winter Games history, women will participate in ski jumping, beginning in Sochi, Russia in 2014. The International Olympic Committee made the announcement today during the IOC Executive Board’s...[Read on]
Hounddog Screening in Boston
I’m going to be moderating a q&a with Deborah Kampmeier the writer/director of Hounddog, Saturday night, March 28th as part of the Women Action Media conference. The screening is free. Saturday March 28th 6:00 PM MIT Stata Center 32 Vassar Street Room...[Read on]
“Join the Journey NYC” for equality in sport on Oct. 21
American Lindsey Van has launched off ski jumps more than 20,000 times — often going the length of two football fields. In 2009, she became the first women’s world champion of ski jumping. But she didn’t compete in the Olympic Winter Games in Vancou...[Read on]
Self-conscious Fandom and supporting women’s soccer In The United States
This weekend I came across an article regarding women’s soccer in this country and how its existence could possibly hinder the growth of the men’s game in this country. I’m not that great paraphrasing so here, in the author’s own words:   “Do...[Read on]
Secretary Clinton to Launch Women’s World Cup Initiative
< p> Pretty Smart! On Monday June 6, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will launch the Women’s World Cup Initiative: Empowering Women and Girls Through Sports. The event, which will be streamed live on www.state.gov. will take place 9:30 am...[Read on]
How Olympic athletes pay the rent
If you’re dreaming of becoming an Olympic athlete, remember that beyond all the training, competition and glory there is a lot of financial struggle. Training for the Olympics (never mind competing) is at least a full-time (usually unpaid) job and even ...[Read on]
Women’s Sports Foundation’s “Sportswoman of the Year”
It’s that time of year again. To celebrate the world’s top female athletes, the Women’s Sports Foundation nominated elite athletes from 20 different sports for individual and team Sportswoman of the Year awards. The 2010 finalists have distinguish...[Read on]
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