While I feel terrible For Simone needing to Tap out, I am thrilled that one of my favorites is now in for the team...Jade....She is incredible and has the build, the looks and the skills to easily be a superheroine!!!
Hell yeah!
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2021 7:35 am
by Nykron
Serena Williams as Wonder Woman.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2021 7:49 am
by GWalb
She is awesome. Too bad those morons at DC didn't think of that. Direct TV must have hired all the smart people.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2021 1:50 am
by ltrltr
I'm completely sold on Serena as WW. Extremely sexy.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2021 2:48 pm
by MrBleh
Just ran across this one and it reminded me of this thread...
The Strength of Samson
This weightlifter has a secret, and she is the reincarnation of the legendary figure Samson, whose amazing power all came from his long hair. As long as she keeps her hair long, she will have the strength of two women, but if she ever cuts it, or even just ties it up, she will lose that power. That’s why she has to lift with her hair covering her face, otherwise she would just be an ordinary mortal woman. It might be an unusual technique, but without it, this weightlifter would be like everyone else instead of the champion she is.
I like this idea, but instead of "..the strength of two women...", I would just make it so the long hair doubled her strength [or maybe "increases it (X amount) fold"?].
This would put it on her to stay as fit as possible, because this super power would simply be an augment of her natural strength.
....yeah, I like that idea.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2021 2:56 pm
by MrBleh
Ran across this picture of US Olympic gymnast Jade Carey.
If you flip it sideways, it almost looks like she's flying.
If you flip it over, it looks like she's hold up the parking lot!
...Supergirl, anyone?
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2021 5:07 pm
by HeroineFantasies
I highly appreciate all of the posts in this thread. In my opinion sportswear is essentially fetishwear with a logo slapped on it!
What's great is that athletes still wear the briefs/underpants style for a lot of activities which is sadly being phased out with superheroes now.
Go to any major metro city gym spin class or Pelton class, you will never want to leave...I have not taught a class now for quite some time and I miss all the other girls in their gear....it's like a wolf in the chicken pin for me!!!
I hope you bring your drool towel with you.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2021 5:22 pm
by hypnomancer
Yes, I agree. So many pole vaulters and high-jumpers (especially the European and South American variety, to me) struck me as tailor-made for the genre. Would love to see them (Michelle Jenneke for starters...thanks to whoever included her, above) in some of the films made by the producers on here, but that's likely pushing my luck.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2021 9:13 am
by Widestance
Cute photo of Jade Carey.
Here's our virtuous gymnastic superheroine in her crime fighting pose!
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Fri Nov 26, 2021 12:46 am
by sam
Instagram fitness model Danielle Robertson can definitely be a superheroine...even Lara Croft!
To add to the the excellent Alysha Newman idea, above - so many nice possible additions to the genre in the realm of track & field (especially the pole vaulters). Would love to see some of these working with the producers on here...not sure how close to reality that would actually be.
Go to any major metro city gym spin class or Pelton class, you will never want to leave...I have not taught a class now for quite some time and I miss all the other girls in their gear....it's like a wolf in the chicken pin for me!!!
I hope you bring your drool towel with you.
The University of Iowa is starting a womans wrestling team. There are other universities which already have womens wrestling teams. I can venture their wrestling uniforms might be hot.
Go to any major metro city gym spin class or Pelton class, you will never want to leave...I have not taught a class now for quite some time and I miss all the other girls in their gear....it's like a wolf in the chicken pin for me!!!
I hope you bring your drool towel with you.
The University of Iowa is starting a womans wrestling team. There are other universities which already have womens wrestling teams. I can venture their wrestling uniforms might be hot.
The above link has photo of women wrestlers getting it on.
I don't think I could be on a wrestling team because all I would think about is the ultimate surrender porn sites, I doubt they allow the winner to strap-on bang the loser.
That might up the attendance figures for the matches considerably!
I don't think I could be on a wrestling team because all I would think about is the ultimate surrender porn sites, I doubt they allow the winner to strap-on bang the loser.
I don't think I could be on a wrestling team because all I would think about is the ultimate surrender porn sites, I doubt they allow the winner to strap-on bang the loser.
That's an excellent question, and I do think that you are on to something, here...
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2021 7:56 pm
by tamonicus
Gro Hammerseng of Norway's 2008 Team Handball squad.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2021 8:10 pm
by tamonicus
Cheryl Bernard of the 2010 Canadian Curling Team.
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Go to any major metro city gym spin class or Pelton class, you will never want to leave...I have not taught a class now for quite some time and I miss all the other girls in their gear....it's like a wolf in the chicken pin for me!!!
I hope you bring your drool towel with you.
The University of Iowa is starting a womans wrestling team. There are other universities which already have womens wrestling teams. I can venture their wrestling uniforms might be hot.
The above link has photo of women wrestlers getting it on.
I don't think I could be on a wrestling team because all I would think about is the ultimate surrender porn sites, I doubt they allow the winner to strap-on bang the loser.
In perviewing the many photos, the female wrestlers do not seem hot as female athletes in other sports, why is that?
Go to any major metro city gym spin class or Pelton class, you will never want to leave...I have not taught a class now for quite some time and I miss all the other girls in their gear....it's like a wolf in the chicken pin for me!!!
I hope you bring your drool towel with you.
The University of Iowa is starting a womans wrestling team. There are other universities which already have womens wrestling teams. I can venture their wrestling uniforms might be hot.
The above link has photo of women wrestlers getting it on.
I don't think I could be on a wrestling team because all I would think about is the ultimate surrender porn sites, I doubt they allow the winner to strap-on bang the loser.
In perviewing the many photos, the female wrestlers do not seem hot as female athletes in other sports, why is that?
Several reasons they may not be as hot:
1) The head gear. Hard to see what she actually looks like.
2) Mouth guards. They just aren't attractive.
3) Weight classes. Some in the lighter weight classes may look OK, but not so much in the upper weights.
4) The singlets don't look as good as a gymnastics leotard or the track and field Jockey wear.
The University of Iowa is starting a womans wrestling team. There are other universities which already have womens wrestling teams. I can venture their wrestling uniforms might be hot.
The above link has photo of women wrestlers getting it on.
I don't think I could be on a wrestling team because all I would think about is the ultimate surrender porn sites, I doubt they allow the winner to strap-on bang the loser.
In perviewing the many photos, the female wrestlers do not seem hot as female athletes in other sports, why is that?
Several reasons they may not be as hot:
1) The head gear. Hard to see what she actually looks like.
2) Mouth guards. They just aren't attractive.
3) Weight classes. Some in the lighter weight classes may look OK, but not so much in the upper weights.
4) The singlets don't look as good as a gymnastics leotard or the track and field Jockey wear.
The team photos as they don't have headgear and mouth guards also don't seem to show much. But, there are women playing supergirl who also do not have that Hot look for a Superheroine.
Yeah, she sure is something — gorgeous, strong, athletic.
She’s the protector of all things Kentucky. She just put drug dealers out of business in Louisville, and her next assignment is putting out moonshiners deep in the heart of Appalachia.
Hope our heroine is ready for her next exciting, but potentially perilous, adventure.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2022 1:04 am
by brdiy
Angelina Dimova. Tennis player, but more of a social media influencer nowadays...
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2023 10:04 am
by IMSancho
Olivia Dunne and Elena Arenas would make a great Electra Woman and Dyna Girl.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2023 7:40 pm
by vnv7272
They should do that for a meet, that would be amazing!
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2023 4:13 pm
by Loki
Jutta Leerdam. Dutch speed skater. Blonde, pretty, six feet tall, toned, fit body. Wears form fitting gear to skate. She would make a very hot Supergirl, in my opinion.
As much as everyone talks about Olivia Dunne, I like Elena Arenas even more.
And even more than that is KJ Johnson (the one on the left with Livvy).
From what I’ve read about her she kind of has a badass persona, not the kind of girl you’d expect to be a gymnast or wear leotards, which makes it even hotter that she wears them every day. If you saw Stick It, the type of girl Missy Peregrym played.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 7:48 am
by brdiy
Turkish volleyball player, Zehra Gunes.
Not in her usual volleyball attire here, but her outfit here could very well be that of a superheroine.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2023 4:43 pm
by batgirl1969
The blonde twin basketball players...THOSE 2 need to be superheroines!!!
As much as everyone talks about Olivia Dunne, I like Elena Arenas even more.
And even more than that is KJ Johnson (the one on the left with Livvy).
From what I’ve read about her she kind of has a badass persona, not the kind of girl you’d expect to be a gymnast or wear leotards, which makes it even hotter that she wears them every day. If you saw Stick It, the type of girl Missy Peregrym played.
Are those tentacles marks on her arm? I like her already…
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2023 6:16 am
by DonShip
Squish those titties together, girls. I mean, how innocent and adorable. It does look like the suckers on tenacles got her.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2023 7:55 am
by Danorian
Saw Ms. Dunne's pics in this year's SI Swimsuit Issue, and I honestly think they TRIED to use the ugliest swimsuits they could for her! Cute girl, yet none of her assets were shown off.
I hate how far that magazine has plummeted. I had been a fan since '87.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2023 11:46 am
by tamonicus
Happened to come across this. I'm a track & field fan, so double bonus for me.
Re: Athletes as super heroines
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2023 3:56 pm
by superheroinebabes
Mikaela Shiffrin captain marvel youtube. com/watch?v=We13jI6C7us
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