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"  So what does it take to bare all for the world to see? Seventeen caught up with soccer champ (and Dancing With the Stars contestant) Hope Solo, as well as a few of the other serious female athletes who chose to pose for ESPN The Magazine&amp;#039;s Body Issue, asking them for their best confidence tips and Body Peace tricks. For these amazing women, appearing in the mag tastefully unclothed was a way to celebrate their strength and power\u2014and show that all different body types are beautiful! Here&amp;#039;s what they had to say about making (and keeping) Body Peace:   Natasha Hastings, USA Women&amp;#039;s Track and Field, plays dress up to snap herself out of a blah body day. &amp;quot;I go in my closet and just mix and match things\u2014I try to find a way to make it a totally new outfit, whether it be with accessories or whatever. So just playing dress up and doing things to make myself feel good. That&amp;#039;s my thing, the girly side of me.&amp;quot;  Julie Chu, USA Women&amp;#039;s Ice Hockey, reminds herself that no body is &amp;quot;perfect.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Love your body, because all body types are great and wonderful and beautiful. It&amp;#039;s not about having this ideal body, because what is the ideal body? You look around the street and it can be anything. It&amp;#039;s about accepting who you are, accepting your body, and being comfortable in your own skin.&amp;quot;   Hope Solo, USA Women&amp;#039;s Soccer, finds confidence in her training\u2014and what her body can do. &amp;quot;A lot of people think I&amp;#039;m naturally confident. I am not naturally confident! My confidence comes from the daily grind\u2014training my butt off day in and day out.&amp;quot;   So how about you: What&amp;#039;s your best trick for boosting your Body Peace and confidence? Tell us below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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