Si nous pratiquons notre sport en toute liberté, si nous participons aux Jeux Olympiques, c'est grâce à ces femmes et sportives qui ont bougé les lignes du sport et de la condition féminine.
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New female trail legend: Jasmin Paris wins the world's toughest race, the legendary Barkley Marathon Yesterday, Friday, March 22, 2024, Jasmin Paris entered trail running history as the first woman...
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Thirty years ago, the Olympic track discovered a gazelle: Marie-José Perec. But before becoming the legend we know today, Marie-José had to face her share of challenges, proving once again...
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We often talk here about Kathrine Switzer, the first woman to run the Boston Marathon in 1967. We could say that Marie Marvingt is her cycling equivalent. Both pioneers in...
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Against all odds, Wilma Rudolph triumphs over polio to shine on the Olympic tracks, inspiring generations by becoming the first American woman to win three gold medals. She overcame polio...
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Alice Milliat is revolutionizing women's sport, challenging prejudices and institutions to win the battle for women's inclusion in Olympic competitions and beyond. In the heart of the French capital, an...
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🔥 She is a 14-time winner of the Ultra Western States, the equivalent of the UTMB in the US. Hold on to your sneakers, she came second overall for two...
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In 2003, she was working for the shoe brand Montrail. Its CEO gave her a bib for the UTMB as a wedding gift. He'd heard about the race and it...
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Legends of Women's Sports: Florence Griffith Joyner, an athletics icon The world of women's sport has witnessed many pioneers and legends who have made history, shaped inclusion, and paved the...
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Imagine the 19th century... women wore long, flowing skirts. The "protests" for women's suffrage were gaining momentum. At the time, it was still completely scandalous to wear trousers. Women's sports?...
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In 1967, Kathrine Switzer broke the rules of the Boston Marathon, paving the way for women's empowerment in athletics. Discover how, with bib number 261, she changed history. Summary A heroine at a time when women weren't allowed to run! Before her, Roberta Gibbs had already run a marathon, illegally. 😤 Women deemed unfit for sports After the race: Kathrine's commitment to women 1984: the Olympic marathon discipline for women On April 19, 1967, the day of the Boston Marathon, Kathrine Switzer wore bib number 261. During the race, organizers...
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