Muze Magazine Amazing Olympic Women Collection - London 2012 The best and biggest collection of the hottest of the hot female athletes of the 2012 Olympic games [pinit count="horizontal"] DON'T MISS THE GREAT VIDEO BELOW Swimmer Natalie Coughlin capped a stellar collegiate career by winning a total of nine medals at the 2004 and 2008 Olympics. Natalie Coughlin grew up in California and went to the Universit ...

Muze Magazine Amazing Olympic Women Collection The best and biggest collection of the hottest of the hot female athletes of the Olympic games [pinit count="horizontal"] DONT MISS THE HOT VIDEO BELOW! Amanda Beard has led an interesting life. She first rose to fame in 1996 when she won a gold medal at the Olympic Games in Atlanta. She then appeared in Playboy, Maxim, and various other sexy photo shoots. She ...

Muze Magazine Amazing Olympic Women Collection - London 2012 The best and biggest collection of the hottest of the hot female athletes of the 2012 Olympic games [pinit count="horizontal"] Just as Rice delivered Australia's opening gold medal in Beijing, she is the hot hope to go back-to-back in the 400m individual medley final early tomorrow morning (Sunday, Australian time) when the eight-day spectacle at ...

By Jim Morrison on Smithsonian.com After Olympic officials banned the swimsuit that caused records to fall at the 2008 games, scientists are back with a new outfit that might break even more In 2009, Speedo’s research team began to brainstorm innovative ways to help swimmers go faster. The polyurethane bodysuits that contributed to an astonishing number of swimming world records over the previous 18 months ...

By Alex Sims on Bleacher Report I usually don't subscribe to the whole "Athlete A will be the next Athlete B" dynamic. Most of the time when golf analysts declare someone like Rory McIlroy or Beau Hossler to be "the next Tiger," I just turn away and think, "call me when they win double-digit majors or 50 total tournaments." Even worse is when the NBA "experts" compare anyone—LeBron James, or otherwise—to Mi ...