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Whose Game is it, Anyway?

In her latest book, former Olympic athlete Amy Baltzell of SED asks 'Whose Game is it, Anyway?'

February 10, 2006
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Amy Baltzell tackles gender issues in sports.

SED Assistant Clinical Professor Amy Baltzell, a former Olympic athlete, is the co-author of the recently published book, Whose Game is it, Anyway? (Houghton Mifflin, March 2006). Baltzell co-authored the guide for parents to help their children get the most from sports with Harvard Medical School’s Richard Ginsberg and Stephan Durant.

Professor Baltzell’s areas of expertise are performance enhancement in sport; girls and sport; and character and sport. She was a member of the 1989-1991 U.S. National Rowing Teams, the 1992 Olympic Rowing Team, and the 1995 America’s Cup All-Women’s Sailing Team.

 

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