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Alicia Sacramone Quinn works to help Nassar survivors
The Olympian and 10-time world medalist hopes to promote change within gymnastics as an athlete representative on the board of directors.
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Floyd Landis is back in the cycling game, and this time it's on his own terms
Not so long ago, the idea of Floyd Landis owning a cycling team would have seemed impossible. But he's back and primed to enjoy every moment.
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In Her Shoes: The cultural legacy of Flo Jo and Pat Summitt
For Women's History Month, Allison Glock on what icons Florence Griffith Joyner and Pat Summitt meant to her.
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Joan Chelimo is the fourth-fastest women's half-marathoner in the world
When lactic acid fills Joan Chelimo's sinewy calves, she keeps striding on. Yes, she wants to win the race. But, the ultimate prize is bringing clean water to the remote village of Kipkabus, where she grew up.
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French freestyler Lisa Zimouche is the nutmeg queen
When Lisa Zimouche first dabbled in freestyle and panna, she was told she had no place in the sport. The 19-year-old has since set the internet aflame with her brilliant ball skills.
Lisa Zimouche will nutmeg you, too
French freestyler Lisa Zimouche has shown time and time again what she can do with a soccer ball -- and it never gets old.
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Newly retired snowboarder Kelly Clark is learning to be comfortable being uncomfortable
Since her first U.S. Open in 1999, Kelly Clark became the first woman to land a 1080 in competition, qualified for five winter Olympic halfpipe team events, wrote a book and became a public speaker. What's her next act?
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Women cyclists forced to wait for men -- and for equal opportunity
Why the race in Belgium is just part of cycling's sexist culture.
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How UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi's spectacular routine came to be
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Olympic cross-country skier Sadie Bjornsen's 'Jumping Bean' partner workout
Sibling rivalry is real for Sadie and Erik Bjornsen. They push each other to ski better -- and train harder. They shared a killer strength workout they do together.
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