Amanda Lucci

Here are the go-to sayings of 15 elite athletes.

Ilona Maher, A'ja Wilson, Katie Ledecky and more tell WH what should happen next—and how you can help.

"Gymnastics isn't being seen as a young girl sport anymore," Aly tells 'WH.'

“It challenged me in ways that I’d never been challenged before.”

'Women's Health' got the full debrief on what goes down inside.

And winning gold medals galore at the Paris Olympics while they're at it.

She also made necklaces for Jordan Chiles and Tara Davis-Woodhall.

For the Landis, the Olympics are a family affair.

After winning a silver medal together, Erin tells 'WH' she's "made it."

Ahead of their semifinals game, the star athletes share their biggest secret to success.

"I really fight with my heart," she tells 'WH.'

"I never thought I'd step foot on the gymnastics floor again."

In an exclusive for Women's Health, the athlete details her journey.

"Gymnastics is very, very mental sport," she tells 'WH.'

When it launched last September, Nike’s Sabrina 1 sneaker quickly became the most successful shoe launch ever led by a women’s basketball player. But its namesake, WNBA All-Star Sabrina Ionescu, still has to pinch herself when she sees it in the wild.It even happened the day I met up with her to celebrate the newest iteration, the Sabrina 2, at Nike’s New York City headquarters. Stuck in traffic on her way to the launch event, the New York Liberty guard spotted a nurse walking down the street sp…

They've battled crushing anxiety, devastating injuries, intense pressure, and so much more on the path to the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics.

When I rowed at The Ohio State University, I was never ashamed of my weight. Rowing is power per pound, and we knew how to leverage our bodies. Being tall and being bold were celebrated. It wasn’t until I got into the real world outside of athletics that I was like, Oh, wait, people think I’m not capable. But I have a championship ring, honey! I know amazing athletes who are two times my size.Rowing is an honest and beautiful sport. I love the discipline, the teamwork, the rewiring of your brain…

Caitlin Clark may be the most famous 22-year-old in America right now, but the newly minted Indiana Fever rookie isn’t letting that cloud her vision.“I don’t view myself like that. I just go about my daily life,” she tells Women’s Health exclusively a few hours after officially becoming the number one pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft. “Obviously, it’s changed a little bit, but I’m just myself. I do what I want to. I live exactly the same way that I did before this.”For a once-in-a-generation basketba…

Opening the heavy-duty doors to the Apple Fitness+ studio in Santa Monica is an otherworldly experience that only Apple could orchestrate. Trainers outfitted in a rainbow of Nike activewear greet you warmly with a mix of English and American Sign Language and megawatt smiles. Rows of stationary bikes and racks of dumbbells divide each section of the filming space into the most well-kept gym you’ve ever seen. Every light is arranged just so, each of the 14 robotic cameras—the largest installation…

Stanford University basketball star Cameron Brink is a self-proclaimed “huge snacker”—so much so that mid-game munchies are now associated with some of her best performances.At the 2023 NCAA Tournament, Cameron sat out round one after coming down with norovirus. “I was severely ill,” the forward tells Women’s Health. “I had lost eight pounds and I was so, so sick.” She recovered in time to play Ole Miss in the second round, and while the Cardinal ultimately lost the matchup, Cameron rallied to p…