A beautiful soul has a strong will to grow. Today, it's going to show you how these athletes are waving their lives with "force".

What do you think is beauty?This month, a woman fan shares a lot of beauty with you: View defects as a variety of Vanity models , 3000 years of women's beauty , women in Jin Yong .Beautiful, never a standard answer.Wikipedia says beauty is "an attribute that causes people to be happy with one's pleasure," and "beauty" is "good or good", so the word "beauty" is so much more gentle, not just the kind of beauty that commercial advertising sells.The beauty of beauty is concrete and abstract, and it can be a beautiful and aestheable extrinsic. It can be an intrinsic and moving force.

Today, we want to talk to you about the "beauty of force".It exploits the will of the United States from every inch of the body, and is a strong and resilient one that has sprouted from deep soul.Beautiful, non-exclusive, disgraceful women, stars who don't own a waist and waist, give them beauty back to — — who use their body to practice their life.Starting in 2009, ESPN will launch every year to show the health of athletes' health. When you look at these nudity, the passion you feel is not at the bedside, it's the heat that is on the sun.(Sibling: Dance for your own steel pipe dance: Your body has a happy freedom to be free )


United States Women's Volleyball National Team

U.S. Women's Volleyball National Team — — Destinee Hooker

U.S. fencing team — — Tim Morehouse

Why do we like to see sports events?The most important thing is to see the explosive power of each athlete, feeling that they are jumping from time to time condense, feeling that the athlete is burning a spirit of the surface tension.

Sailing America — — Anna Tunnicliffe

The world's top female cyclist, she dominates the waves with determined feminism.

Disability Olympic rowing hand — — Oksana Masters

How beautiful can people be? Oksana Masters has shown us the beauty of the human body.

U.S. Track and Field Athletes — — Ashton Eaton

U.S. Track and Field Athletes — — Walter Dix

Boxing athlete — — Ronda Rousey

sleigh competitor — — Aja Evans

"People often celebrate my legs, and very often, I often think," Oh, I look too muscle.Later I found that when I thought so, I had hurt myself much more than I had hurt.When you learn to accept it, you don't feel a failure.In fact, I feel proud that these legs are far more proud than those that make me feel frustrated." (Recommended reading: They all want to say: Women, not just like one

U.S. Women's Soccer player — — Abby Wambach

American gymnast — — Daniel Leyva

U.S. Track and Field Athletes — — Carmelita Jeter

American Footballers — — Carlos Bocanegra

Gymnastics athlete — — Amy Purdy

" 11 years ago, I lost my feet, I didn't know what to do.But if you ask me today, do you want to go back and let my life go back to the original masseur track? My answer is: NO!Because of the loss of my ability to lose my ability to make me lose my ability, I forced myself to rely on my imagination, believe in all possibilities, force me to believe that imagination can be relied upon to break any barrier.In the depths of our consciousness, we can do anything and become anyone.So always believe in dreams and face fear.Let's get ourselves out of the limits!" (Recommended reading: Snowboard champions farther away: Amy Purdy

Scrapper — — Danyelle Wolf

" At first they told me that I couldn't do it, because I was a girl, but I persisted.I am now the American boxing champion and the United States team.I'm a boxer who doesn't mean I'm not educated, I'm not pretty.We cannot deny that female soldiers are barbaric and barbaric.I have a high level of education, I wear high heels and skirts, I like fashion, but I can also make good boxing." (recommended reading: " My story, just painting on myself " Chantelle, the beauty of which is defined by herself )

Swimmer — — Michael Phelps

boxers — — Marlen Esparza

Golf players — — 77-year-old Gary Player

Pandrock expert — — Daila Ojeda

No matter the color, youth, and status of the body, regardless of gender, every time you cultivate a muscle in the thighs, you have a strong footing in the spirit of the sportsfamily. They make every move, every stretch, and become the exit of the cries of life.These images derived from images are not barbarian, uncluttering, rather than idioclutous, but rather sophisticated training, uncluttering, and wist-pivot — to-force aesthetics.

This beauty is a pacing, a pursuit, a spirit, and a body that is no longer just a consumer erotic field. It is no longer a common space. The power of the body is not just a huge force, but also a gentle will, every extreme action, every posture, and teaches us to be self-bogus. (Recommended reading : What happened to the stadium?Look at the alternative sports violence from the Volleyball's Sobina

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