Amanda Lucci, NASM-CPT
Director, Special Projects
Amanda Lucci is the director of special projects at Women’s Health, where she works on multi-platform brand initiatives and social media strategy. She also leads the sports and athletes vertical, traveling to cover the Paris Olympics, Women’s World Cup, WNBA Finals, and NCAA Final Four for WH. She has nearly 15 years of experience writing, editing, and managing social media for national and international publications and is also a NASM-certified personal trainer. A proud native of Pittsburgh, PA, she is a graduate of Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. Follow her on Instagram @alucci.
Latest from Amanda Lucci, NASM-CPT
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How the New York Liberty’s Iconic Mascots Unite the WNBA’s Past and Present
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“It feels like you are stepping into a spa, honestly."
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All-Star weekend in Chicago was a real-time measure of everything that’s changed for a league that’s done asking to be taken seriously.
What Are the WNBA Expansion Teams? What to Know About Cities, Players, Draft, and More
These new teams are about to “reshape the landscape of women’s basketball.”
Behind the Stream: Inside the StudBudz' WNBA All-Star Weekend
Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman let the internet watch everything—except when they didn't. Here's an exclusive look at their nonstop weekend in Chicago.
Carli Lloyd on World Cup Pressure, Motherhood, and Letting Go
“I'm definitely in the moment more than I ever was in my career.”
How Pro Softball Player Maya Brady Builds Confidence Under Pressure
And how she’s cementing her own legacy in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League.
Sue Bird Is Entering a New Era—and Doing It Her Way
Four years after retirement, Sue Bird is shaping the future of women’s sports and redefining her own life in the process.
WNBA Star Chelsea Gray Shares How Motherhood Changed Her On and Off the Court
The four-time champion opened up about parenting as a pro athlete at the Women’s Health Lab in New York City.