USA 50 Racing

Still taking this one in 🤍

Our first Miami Leaders Luncheon on the road to LA28, hosted at Miami Yacht Club, was exactly what I hoped for. A room of people who care deeply about this city and what’s possible when we show up for each other.

From local leaders to friends across the maritime and business communities, it meant a lot to bring everyone together around this journey and share a glimpse of what it really takes to get to the Olympic stage.

A special thank you to Mayor Daniella Levine Cava for the incredible honor of a recognition award. It truly meant so much.

Grateful for the conversations, the support, and the momentum we’re building together. This is just the beginning. ✨ miamiyachtclub teamusa

Getting to know me — beyond the boat 🤍

I’m a mom, an athlete, and someone chasing a dream that’s anything but linear. From growing up in a sailing family to finding my own path on and off the water, every part of this journey has shaped who I am today.

A few things you might not know about me… ⛵️

Follow along with Unmoored to see the full picture — the moments on the water and everything in between.

It’s launch week!!

Unmoored is about letting go of expectations, embracing the unknown, and chasing something bigger than yourself.

This is the real story behind the journey — the highs, the setbacks, and everything in between.

Episode 1 drops 3.21 on YouTube

Can we please retire the phrase “juggling it all”?

It’s a question women hear all the time: How are you juggling it all? Usually it’s asked when someone is building a career, raising children, and pursuing ambitious goals at the same time. But the framing itself has always felt a little off to me.

The word juggling makes serious work sound playful, almost like a performance. Training at an elite level, building a career, managing a household, and raising kids aren’t circus tricks. They’re long-term commitments that require planning, endurance, and discipline.

What’s interesting is that when men operate at this level of responsibility, the language tends to be different. We describe them as focused, driven, or dedicated. We rarely talk about their lives as a balancing act that could collapse at any moment.

The metaphor itself also suggests instability, as if everyone is watching and waiting for a ball to drop. But high-performing women aren’t operating on luck or reflex. Most of the time we’re building systems, making deliberate decisions about where our energy goes, and adjusting constantly as life evolves.

From the outside, a life that includes motherhood, ambition, partnership, and leadership can look overwhelming. In reality, it often reflects clarity about values, careful prioritization, and intentional design.

So maybe the story isn’t about “juggling it all.” Maybe it’s about building a life where multiple roles can exist at once, supported by systems, thoughtful priorities, and better structures.

What looks from the outside like chaos is often just a series of intentional choices being made in real time.

And none of that is a circus act.

Something new is on the horizon.

03.21.26 ⛵️

Stay tuned.

New baby. New teammate. New Olympic run.

I’m beyond excited to officially launch a LA 2028 campaign with Hoel Menard. From Richmond + StFYC to Coral Reef YC and MYC — our clubs, families, and communities built this foundation, and now we’re taking it all the way to a home Olympics in 2028.

Grateful for every person who’s supported this journey so far — you’re part of this boat too. Hope you will buckle up and enjoy the next part of this ride!

Life lately. Sweet and full and authentic. Miami is hot and windy. Rocky is so big and squishy. Iren loves being a brother and wants to grow up to be a paleontologist geologist volcanologist (no I am not exaggerating). Sometimes having two kids makes me feel tired but our wonderful nanny Lissett has this house running like a well oiled machine. I am focused on S&C and the building blocks to LA 2028 (woohoo!!) Emmett is healing, and also producing the most beautiful body of work for Basel 2025. Sharing moments with my family and friends in this season of life has been so deeply fulfilling 💘

Rocky Moon Moore made his surprise debut on June 23rd in Erie, PA—6 pounds, 6 weeks early, and very far from home in Miami!

What started as a quick trip to visit my best friend turned into 4 weeks in the hospital, a NICU stay, and an unforgettable chapter in our story.

Six weeks later, we’re finally back home in Miami, safe, sound, and soaking up every minute with our two sweet boys.

Feeling lucky to have this guy in my life ❤️

One of my favorite photos from the 2024 Olympic Games. On the edge and in the moment.

10 years after leaving my desk job and making sailing my career I earned the right to compete on the biggest stage in the world. Proud of that work and eager to see all that comes next!

"The question isn’t who’s going to let me; it’s who is going to stop me." —Ayn Rand

Way back when... around the time that we were just getting started on this adventure. We have come so far together, this little boy and I. Happy Friday!! Reach high!

Pro female athletes shouldn’t have to choose between their career and starting a family. Our male counterparts certainly don’t have to make this choice.

I’m an Olympic athlete who chose to start a family right at the very best time in my career to optimize performance. Although this was the right choice for me, I can absolutely say that combining motherhood and peak sports is not the easiest path.

If athletes have access to education, family planning, and reproductive options starting from an early stage, I see the potential for women in sports to play freer, harder, and longer in their sport.

This future—one in which female athletes’ careers can be as long and successful as possible—is what I dream of building for my children.

From and : “This February, for National Girls & Women in Sports Month, we’re celebrating the strength and ambition of women athletes while highlighting an often-overlooked aspect of their journey: fertility. Normalizing conversations about reproductive health and breaking the stigma surrounding proactive fertility care is essential to ensuring women in sports—and all women—can thrive in both their careers and their personal lives.

In partnership with &Mother, a nonprofit breaking barriers for women in sports and motherhood, we’re working to create a world where women can plan their futures on their own terms, without compromise.

Our latest research dives into the realities of fertility and family planning for women athletes—what they know, what they wish they knew, and

how we can better support them.”



http://leveltheplayingfield.co/ For more info 💗