Women's Sports and Fitness Magazine

Pros: the editors know women don't exercise in full makeup, there is not one woman portrayed sexually, everything else
Cons: Not one thing

If the worth of a magazine is measured in how many pages I tear out of it, then this magazine is truly great. It is called Women's Sports and Fitness; and that is exactly what you get on each and every page - even in the advertisements. I, an amateur...

Pros: good balance between fitness and pro/college sports coverage, treats women's athletics seriously
Cons: too heavy on celebrity features

I get a lot of magazines. I mean a lot of magazines. There are libraries that subscribe to fewer magazines than I do. They all get read, or at least skimmed, eventually, but only a handful are read the minute I get them out of the mailbox. Women's Sports...

Pros: premotes healthy living
Cons: hard to find

I am a young woman who not only works for a living but also one who likes to include some time for fitness and exercise. It's not easy to make time for such things for most women and I completely understand that. Recently, I discover a magazine that...

Pros: articles on less-familiar sports a welcome plus
Cons: I can't think of a single one.

I subscribed to this magazine, a couple years ago, and thought it was great, then it merged with another style-not-substance clone owned by feminine mag powerhouse, Conde de Naste. My heart sank, as I envisioned articles on how to get fit, for life...

Pros: Good articles, inspirational
Cons: Bi-monthly magazine

Women's Sports & Fitness is a bi-monthly magazine.  This magazine targets the more adventuresome female fitness buff. A recent issue featured biking in India, Yoga in Costa Rica, a woman circumnavigating the globe alone, and the Divine Madness Ultra...

Pros: clarity, thoughtful, full of quality
Cons: nothing

I truthfully think that this is the best fitness magazine for women out there. As a female that is into my diet and fitness, I find this new magazine great. It's fully of quality not quantity and that's good. I find other magazines to be full of ads...

Pros: good work out tips
Cons: needs more softball to be in it

As a Christmas gift from my best friend, Beth, I received this magazine. At first I didn't know what to expect. I am not really a big reader of sports magazines. I participate in sports but am not one to cuddle up with a book and read. I was pleased...

Pros: perfect for the fitness loving woman
Cons: none

As a former high school Cross Country and Track runner, I have found myself slacking off these days... I yearn for the smell of fresh-cut grass all ready for the Cross Country meet that afternoon and the very vivid odor of a Track meet looming in the...

Pros: Geared towards women in sport
Cons: none, my favorite mag

This is my favorite fitness-related magazine because it comes not from the viewpoint that women need to be Barbie doll/Stairmaster clones but rather that women are athletes. Now I'm no Gabby Reese, but I love to learn about different sports and how to...

Pros: excellent fitness magazine for athletically inclined women who like challenge
Cons: none

I subscribed to this magazine for about as long as it was around and was very disappointed to hear it would be coming no more (and substituted with the vastly inferior Self Magazine).

Gabrielle Reese always had inspiring words. I liked her...