Posted on November 20, 2007 in Latest News
People perceive women to be physically weak owing to multiple physiological problems she is entitled to face. But recent times have proved that women can achieve great heights in any field even after delivering a baby.
Sports after pregnancy is unimaginable but not impossible. Talking of contemporary times, we can see Lindsay Davenport, a three time world tennis championship is hitting back on the courts after delivering a baby.
Traditional beliefs exempt men from being biologically weak and assert that women are weak owing to the vulnerabilities of the womb. Experts have however discovered ways to do away with these common notions.
How is pregnancy a boon for athletic performance or sports?
Bodily differences among men and women have raised many eyebrows with regard to what one can do and what the other can’t. But here are a few discoveries which throw light into how women can pursue sports quite successfully after her childbirth:
Most people believe that being a woman is an obstacle and not a benefit to become a first class athlete. But now that research and facts have proven the strength and endurance of women, be prepared to see them on the field for some more action and winning.
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November 21st, 2007 at 12:44 pm
As a long-time coach and reporter for open water swimming and marathon swimming (anything over 10 kilometers), I have seen first-hand women of all ages compete successfully against men at all levels, from age-group to world-class. Professional marathon swimming is one of the few sports where men and women start races together and compete head-to-head. There is a world-wide circuit that takes swimmers from Hong Kong to London on 5 continents.