Extreme sports have often been associated with masculinity and risk-taking.
However, more and more women are bursting onto the scene and proving that they, too, can excel in these physically and mentally demanding activities.
From surfing huge waves to climbing towering cliffs, women who practice extreme sports are inspiring a new generation of female athletes and challenging gender stereotypes.
These women are not only proving themselves, but they are also paving the way for greater representation and equality in the sports industry.
By accepting challenges and surpassing their own limits, women in extreme sports are breaking barriers and showing the world their capabilities.
An example of this is professional surfer Maya Gabeira, who has made history by surfing the largest wave ever surfed by a woman. His bravery and determination have brought him recognition from both the surfing community and the general public.
Another example is climber Sasha DiGiulian, who has climbed some of the most difficult routes in the world and has become the first woman to ascend a grade 9a route. Her skill and endurance have given her the reputation of being one of the best climbers in the world, regardless of gender.
Women who practice extreme sports are not only athletes, but also role models for young women seeking inspiration and representation.
They show that with hard work, dedication and a never-give-up attitude, anyone can overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams.
In the Kuruva Community we believe in the empowerment of women and the promotion of diversity in sports.
By raising awareness of the achievements of women in extreme sports, we hope to inspire more women to enter the scene and challenge the status quo.
Join us to celebrate the strength, courage and perseverance of women in extreme sports."
