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'You Can't Be Stopped' is the name of Nike's latest installment framed within its 'You Can't Stop Us' campaign, which shows how athletes have remained active despite the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to their effort and perseverance. Therefore, this is a tribute from Nike to the athletes who have continued doing what they love most . Of course, for a long time, in the warmth of their homes. First released in March, this campaign has featured a collective of elite and everyday athletes, including Megan Rapinoe, LeBron James, Naomi Osaka, Eliud Kipchoge, Caster Semenya, Cristiano Ronaldo, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Serena Williams, Colin Kaepernick and Kylian Mbappé.
In this latest installment Naomi Osaka, Marcus Rashford and Simone Manuel are the protagonists of the story. At the age of 3, Naomi Osaka picked up a tennis racket and changed her life. Several years and two Grand Phone Number List Slam titles later, Naomi knows how many opportunities the sport offers her, and she wants that for all girls, starting in Japan, her birthplace. That's why, together with Nike and Laureus Sport for Good, Naomi launched 'Play Academy with Naomi Osaka'. an initiative that aims to change the lives of girls through play and sport, starting in Tokyo . The program is part of Nike's Made to Play commitment to getting kids moving around the world.
I believe in the power of sport to create greater change and I am passionate about inspiring the next generation of female athletes,” Naomi explained. " But not all girls, especially girls from underserved communities, have the same opportunities or role models that I had, I want to do something about it ." Active girls are healthier, do better in school, in their careers, and in the community, and they also see themselves more positively, develop stronger coping skills, and set bigger goals. Play Academy will help provide fun, positive experiences, focus on gender-inclusive programming and training, and invite more young women to become role models , all to help break down barriers to sport for girls. This hasn't ended with the latest installment. The brand will continue to provide new workouts and motivational content on its website on Nike , social channels and apps including Nike, Nike Training Club and Nike Running Club.
In this latest installment Naomi Osaka, Marcus Rashford and Simone Manuel are the protagonists of the story. At the age of 3, Naomi Osaka picked up a tennis racket and changed her life. Several years and two Grand Phone Number List Slam titles later, Naomi knows how many opportunities the sport offers her, and she wants that for all girls, starting in Japan, her birthplace. That's why, together with Nike and Laureus Sport for Good, Naomi launched 'Play Academy with Naomi Osaka'. an initiative that aims to change the lives of girls through play and sport, starting in Tokyo . The program is part of Nike's Made to Play commitment to getting kids moving around the world.
I believe in the power of sport to create greater change and I am passionate about inspiring the next generation of female athletes,” Naomi explained. " But not all girls, especially girls from underserved communities, have the same opportunities or role models that I had, I want to do something about it ." Active girls are healthier, do better in school, in their careers, and in the community, and they also see themselves more positively, develop stronger coping skills, and set bigger goals. Play Academy will help provide fun, positive experiences, focus on gender-inclusive programming and training, and invite more young women to become role models , all to help break down barriers to sport for girls. This hasn't ended with the latest installment. The brand will continue to provide new workouts and motivational content on its website on Nike , social channels and apps including Nike, Nike Training Club and Nike Running Club.