Many people believe that the postpartum performance of female athletes will decline, but the US women's soccer team leader Alex Morgan boasts that she is physically stronger than before pregnancy.
Last May, Alex Morgan gave birth to her daughter, Charlie, "I feel physically stronger and healthier than I was before I became pregnant. It's a strange thing and it's hard to explain because I don't need to work harder in the gym or in training, but I'm already feeling a change in my body and it's going to be good."
Morgan says he's in very good shape right now and is even trying to improve on some of the things he wanted to improve before he became pregnant: "I'm in a very good period and looking forward to returning to major events after the huge success of 2019 [the women's World Cup title]." ”
The United States was put into Group G at the Olympics, competing with Sweden, Australia and New Zealand, Alex Morgan said: "We were on the Olympic podium in 2012, it has been 9 years, so most of the people in this squad have not experienced Olympic success, which is what motivates us."