What we can learn from these 5 awesome female athletes | via MultiSportPH
Happy Women’s Month! Even though we should celebrate them all year round, March is the annual reminder that women are just as good as men, because a lot of people around the world still don’t get it.
Hidilyn Diaz celebrates as she wins gold in the women’s 55kg weightlifting event during the 31st SEA Games in Hanoi on May 20, 2022 | Photo by Tang Chhin Sothy/AFP, forcing Diaz to appeal to the private sector. It’s sad that the government only rewards athletes who break out and succeed despite the inadequate support system, instead of those struggling to represent the country in glory. But Diaz’s iron will and raw strength were enough to prove that anyone, especially women, can pull it off.
Though Williams is an elite athlete, her late-career run proves what almost all women already know: Pregnancy and childbirth can’t stop you, and they don’t take away your greatness in any way. If you’re considering having a child but are worried about the effects and complications, let Williams be your guide.
The former track-and-fielder brands herself as the “EST” of the WWE; specifically, the strongest, fastest, toughest, etc.—you get the point. She’s proven it time and time again, and it’s not just about lifting and tossing people. She’s agile, athletic, and has a huge gas tank, making her a pure athlete who is legitimately better than some of the male wrestlers.
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