The Baddie Buzz: Volume 4

Happy Monday Baddies!

We are back with Volume 4 of the Baddie Buzz, giving you the scoop on all things women’s health and fitness.

Let’s get into it:

• Have you watched Danielle Brandon’s inspiring documentary created by RAD? If not, you’re missing out!

• Read about Togethxr cofounder Sue Bird ahead of her upcoming documentary all about her career as a player in the WNBA and how she has made an impact on women’s sports. Such a baddie.

• This study showed that 61% of female athletes worry about their cycle affecting their athletic performance. Blah.

• Deanna Stellato-Dudek wins a figure skating world title at 40, the oldest champion in the sport’s history. Age is just a number, baby.

• Have you ever wondered what the working hours of being a mother are? Check out this new study! Moms need a raise.

• Welcome to the new world of women’s sports: the LSU vs. Iowa game is going to draw millions of viewers. IT’S A NEW AGE.

• Jenny Cavnar made history as the first woman to serve as a club’s main play-by-play announcer for an MLB team. Go ahead girl.

• Michele Vesterby took the OVERALL win at Ultraman Arizona (aka winning for both the women and the men) in a dominant performance. What a baller.

• If you need faith in the gym bros of the world: watch this video. We need more men like this in the world.