Sports Widow / Widower
UNPLUG EVERYDAY: It’s that time of year again. You may be dreading this time of year if you are one of the many people who […]
Find a Way
OPINION: “Find a Way” is the mantra swimmer Diana Nyad kept whispering to herself for 53 hours as she victoriously finished the swim from Cuba […]
The 2012 Paralympics Begins!
Did you catch highlights of the 2012 Paralympics? The Olympics made history this year and the Paralympics, the parallel sport event for Mindful Athletes™ with […]
Oscar Pistorius: Running Fast Without Legs
The Olympic games have inspired heartwarming stories such as the Saudi Arabian female athletes and Olympic champion Gabrielle Douglas. One athlete that continues to amaze […]
2012 Olympics: Let the Games Begin!
Over the years, civil strife, economic embargoes, and fear of terrorism and retaliation have cast dark shadows over the games. However, the motto for the […]
Gender Equality at the Olympics
The 2012 Olympic Games has not even begun, but the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is already declaring victory for women everywhere. This year, Saudi Arabia, […]
Michaela DePrince: Defying Stereotypes with Dance
First Position is an awarded documentary film following six dancers (ages 9 to 19) as they compete in the Youth America Grand Prix. One of […]
Maggie Meier: Teen in Coma Shoots Hoops
High school student and basketball star, Maggie Meier, has come a long way in just a few years. In late February, she was recognized on […]
Brianna Amat: Game Changing Homecoming Queen
Brianna Amat is not your average high school homecoming queen. Usually, the queen gets crowned in a beautiful gown. She may wave at the crowd […]