Since her retirement from professional tennis in late 2016, the former world's number one player has been busy. Here's what she's been up to.
Courtesy of the Partnership for a Healthier Americawhen she and I talked about this plan at the recent 2019 Partnership for a Healthier America Summit in Chicago.
This makes sense. Even though Ivanovic emphasized to me that she is"not a doctor, a nutritionist, or other health professional," she knows quite a lot about sports and living healthy. Although recurring injuries prompted her to retire at age 29, she had to maintain a level of health and fitness that few in the world could to achieve her success on the court. She is one of only 26 women in the history of tennis to hold the number one ranking in the world.
that Ivanovic had"launched a humanitarian campaign to help premature babies and their families, which would result in a reduction of children mortality in the first month of their lives." Looking to get more involved with the community such as helping kids and raising awareness of nutrition facts." So with that background, we chatted about health, particularly children's health. What follows are ten lessons that I gathered from what she said about health along with some of my thoughts:During the PHA Summit, Ivanovic led a stretching session and emphasized the importance of keeping the body limber, especially before engaging in more vigorous physical activity.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
When a Santa Ana gardener’s truck got stolen, his community rallied behind himAfter thieves steal a gardener's truck and tools, local police rally to replace them.
Read more »
'Not good enough': P&G chief brand officer Marc Pritchard tightens the noose on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, demanding more quality and brand safety from platformsAt the ANA Media Conference on Thursday, P&G's Marc Pritchard demanded digital media platforms improve on quality, civility, transparency, and privacy.
Read more »
CNN town hall with Andrew Yang: Live updatesPresidential candidate AndrewYang says he would provide $1,000 per month for every citizen 18 years or older. 'The goal is to make an economy that works for everyone. A trickle-up economy, from people, families, and communities up” YangTownHall
Read more »
Tennis star Serena Williams sells Bel-Air estate for $8.1 millionTennis star Serena Williams has sold her longtime home in Bel-Air for $8.1 million. The 1930s house had been on the market for more than a year and a half.
Read more »
Why Your Favorite Healthy Snack May Not Be Healthy?Because a label says a snack is healthy and all-natural, what does this really mean? We don't know? The last time the FDA created regulations around healthy labeling was 1994. Since then, nutritionists and doctors have changed recommendations for healthy food and beverage consumption.
Read more »
Here's Everything We Know About The New 'Charlie's Angels' Movie, And I Am So Excited9 Things You Need To Know About The Upcoming 'Charlie's Angels' Movie
Read more »
If you invested $1,000 in JP Morgan 10 years ago, here's how much you'd have nowIf you invested $1,000 in JP Morgan 10 years ago, here's how much you'd have now via CNBCMakeIt
Read more »