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Sam is checking in two weeks after knee replacement surgeryįind posts by category Find posts by category Archives.Sam has that look in her eyes, she’s thinking about bikes.

A short reflection on 22 days of meditation.Join 21,907 other subscribers Recent Posts Here's the context, /2/sam…Ĭhecking in at the two week post surgery mark.į/2/sam… 1 day ago Thinking about new bike possibilities but no big decisions until I'm off the knee replacement recovery pain medicat… /i/web/status/1… 1 day ago (Greystone Books) For more on the future, keep reading the blog!” Follow us on Twitterĭiane goes on a group ride and enjoys it!į/4/i-w… 49 minutes agoį/3/a-s… 1 day ago Some of our posts are about our personal approaches to fitness/health, and some posts are more reflective, critical and meant to challenge common assumptions.įor more on our history, read Tracy and Sam’s book Fit at Mid-Life: A Feminist Fitness Journey. We also have a very active community in the comments on our blog and on our facebook page and twitter feed. From our original two-voice conversation, we’ve now become a team of bloggers, including Catherine Womack, Cate Creede, Martha Muzychka, Christine Hennebury, Natalie Hebert, Susan Tarshis, Bettina Trueb, Mina Samuels, Diane Harper, and Kim Solga with an array of guest posters from around the world. TDOV is a day dedicated to celebrating transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people internationally while raising awareness of the discrimination and violence faced by the transgender and non-binary community worldwide. Since then, the blog has grown into an international conversation about fitness, health, aging, and gender. Today, the Federal Energy and Regulatory Commission is proud to recognize International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV). This day was founded in 2009 by American transgender activist Rachel Crandall to raise awareness on the extent of discrimination the transgender community faces.

Finally introduced Susie to the Pride Network at work today. 3 comments: SusieJay 31 March 2022 at 06:21. Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. The blog started in 2012 as a record of Sam and Tracy’s quest to be the fittest in their lives when they hit the age of 50 in 2014. March 31 marked International Transgender Day of Visibility, and many trans people shared photos of before and after their transitions on social media with the hashtag TDOV. 31st March is celebrated internationally as Transgender Day of Visibility. Transgender Day of Visibility 31.03.22 marks the international Transgender Day of. What does it mean to be fit? What way(s) does women’s quest for fitness and health contribute to empowerment and/or oppression? And what are appropriate measures of fitness in a feminist context? Fit Is a Feminist Issue started with a conversation blog co-founders Sam and Tracy have been having for more than two decades about feminism and fitness.

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