Lindsey Vonn Strikes A Pose

6 Feb 2010

FitCeleb.com reports:

Sports Illustrated changed things up a bit for their SI's Winter Olympic preview issue, which hit newsstands Wednesday, by putting Lindsey Vonn on the cover. However, a magazine that usually puts barely covered models on the cover is getting flack, because Vonn is in a semi-provacative pose which is being claimed it objectifies her.

The Vancouver Sun reports:

...her appearance in this month's Sports illustrated, complete with cover shot of the skier posed bent over, rolling down a mountain, has drawn fire from critics as "sexualized."

While some people are saying Vonn's pose is suggestive others are coming to SI's defense, saying it's merely a re-enactment of a tuck stance that professional skiers take when plowing down a hill.

I subscribe to SI and to be honest this is the first cover, in a very long time, that caught my attention and made me stop what I was doing to read about Vonn. She's obviously a major asset. This cover is fun, flirty and appeals to men and women alike. I love it and think the critics are over-reacting. I'm rooting for Vonn!

Go win some medals for America, girlfriend! Work that booty like it's nobody's business.

And just in case you're loving Lindsey's plaid style as much as I am, here's some gear that will have you looking anything but plain on the slopes.

(a) Women's Penelope Jacket (b) A Frame Goggles (c) Crowbar Snow Goggles (d) Oakley Stockholm Goggles (e) Women's Furallure Plaid Vest (f) Scott Alibi Goggles (g) Snow Earflap Beanie (h) Women's Morgan Jacket

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