Humbled, exhausted and covered in dried salt: A recap of St. Anthony’s Triathlon
The St. Anthony’s Triathlon is a BFD, both for U.S. triathletes – as it is one of the few races to be held continuously for the last three decades – […]
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Dove, Nike and the perils of positive advertising
Earlier this week, a video produced by Dove was making the internet rounds and sparking all kinds of debate in its wake. In it, a sketch artist drew two versions […]
The spirit of the marathon lives on in Boston
I usually don’t write when I am exhausted and crying because I feel as though the blog – and you, the readers – deserve better than that, but the fact […]
I have grown weary of the cult of low body fat
Yesterday, Sam of Fit, Feminist and (Almost) Fifty posted a link about thermogenesis that really frustrated me. Now, it’s nothing to do with anything Sam said, or even what Matt […]
A good body image is not required to be a good feminist
Last week, I read a post by Feministing editor Chloe Angyal in which she admitted to starving herself for two years even while she was working as a public feminist […]
Fit and Feminist 