Women's Health Australia

The Legend Returns

y the time Lauren Jackson retired due to injury in 2016 she was considered the greatest basketballer Australia had ever produced. She’s a four-time Olympic medallist, a three-time WNBA MVP and the only Australian player inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. But, it turns out, she’s not done yet. Early this year, Lauren, 41, signed with the semi-pro NBL1 Albury Wodonga Bandits, and in August she was named in the Opals squad for

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Women's Health Australia

Women's Health Australia2 min read
Jacqui Kingswell
“I was a professional dancer for nine years and was introduced to Pilates by my dance teacher when I was 12. It transformed my performance, strength, balance and body-mind connection. I fell in love with it. Pilates really works the smaller muscle gr
Women's Health Australia7 min read
A Dab of Dopamine
On the screen, the woman holds your gaze. Her skin has an otherworldly glow that catches the light like frosting on a cake. Her cheekbones, highlighted between a touch of blush and barely-there bronzer, are as anatomically impossible as her eyebrows.
Women's Health Australia3 min read
Earbuds for Exercise
$299.95 Score With comfortable winged tips to help lock them in place, these cool earbuds make a stylish and practical pick for any fitness fan. They stayed put throughout testing, even when the intensity cranked up (hello, mountain climbers) and the

Related Books & Audiobooks