We asked some of our favorite female athletes what theyre asking for, or what theyd recommend giving someone, this holiday season.Here are the top picks for 2016. (Note: Although many of the pro athletes are sponsored by these big-name brands, each athlete picked the gear she likes best and uses most within the brand.)For my training:Ab Dolly (No. 13)I used an Ab Dolly at a gym, and my stomach has never been so sore. I want one to use at home twice a week. I am hoping my husband buys this for me -- wink wink! -Kara Goucher, U.S. long-distance runner and Olympic bronze medalist ($119.80; abdolly.com)Apple Watch Series 2 (No. 2)As a runner and an athlete looking to add more swimming to my regimen, the new GPS and swim functions of this watch are attractive to me. I also like the ability to receive emails and texts from clients so I never miss an opportunity. Im not one to pick up my phone while training clients, but at least I can respond with a quick preconstructed text from my watch so I never miss a beat. -Kira Stokes, celebrity trainer in New York City and creator of the Stoked method (from $269; apple.com)Garmin Edge 520 Bike Computer (No. 9)We really want a bike computer that automatically updates to Strava Live (a social networking and tracking site for athletes) and also gives midride Strava segment results. No more waiting until you stop to upload the ride before seeing if you got the Queen of the Mountain! -Laurel and Rebeccah Wassner, professional triathletes ($299.99; garmin.com)NormaTec Pulse Leg Recovery System (No. 15)OK, so totally a Santa, Ive been soooo good splurge, but Id love a pair of these boots. I realize Im far from an elite or pro athlete, but as I get older, I am continually reminded of how important recovery is. Despite being 44 years old, Ive still got some pretty ambitious athletic goals for myself, and being able to slide into a pair of high-tech recovery boots after a tough workout sounds like heaven to me. -Dimity McDowell Davis, runner, blogger and creator of Another Mother Runner podcast ($1,395; normatecrecovery.com)Wahoo Fitness KICKR Power Trainer (No. 16)Im asking for an indoor bike trainer. Ive looked at a few, and the reason I love this one is because you dont use the rear wheel and have rubber burning the whole time but instead it allows you to take off the back wheel and put the bike on the trainer easily, without wearing your back tire. -Jenny Fletcher, professional triathlete ($1,199.99; wahoofitness.com)For my kitchen:Breville Barista Express Espresso Machine (No. 7)My fiancé and I just bought a new house together and we should be moving in any day, so everything on my Christmas list is all home related. We are both huge coffee lovers and really want a new machine. -Nastia Liukin, Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics ($599.95; williams-sonoma.com)GEFU Spirelli 2.0 Spiral Slicer (No. 8)I save my cheat moments for my sweet tooth, but generally speaking I like to fuel my body with nutritious foods! So much can be made with a spiralizer as a healthier option for pasta! Its just a fun thing to add to my kitchen. -Ally Love, in-arena host of the Brooklyn Nets and professional dancer ($29.99; bedbathandbeyond.com)Cozy jackets:Team USA Nike Tech Fleece (No. 14)This is one of my favorite pieces of gear from Nike because of how warm it is. It also goes with every outfit. -Laurie Hernandez, Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics ($98.97; nike.com)Castelli Perfetto Jacket (No. 6)In keeping up with the holidays and the time to recover, recommit and enjoy the colder weather, I love the Perfetto jacket. Its warm when the temperature drops below 50 degrees, its beautifully cut -- just for women -- and its water repellent! -Mirinda Carfrae, three-time world Ironman champion ($199.95; competitivecyclist.com)Lacoste Womens Sport Geometric Printed Taffeta Jacket (No. 3)I love this jacket because its perfect now for the cooler weather, and I think the pattern is really different and flattering. -Christina McHale, pro tennis player ($185; lacoste.com)Shoes and socks:Bombas Womens Original Calf Socks (No. 12)Ive loved Bombas long before we started working together. These are one of my favorites because you can work out and snowboard in them. And for each pair of socks purchased, a pair is donated to the homeless. -Hannah Teter, Olympic gold-medal snowboarder ($12; bombas.com)Nike Air Presto Mid Utility Sneakerboots (No. 10)I love a good sneakerboot -- theyre my favorite weatherized shoes. I really enjoy hiking and I never want the winter to stop me from what I love to do, so these boots are crucial for being active in the outdoors. -Ali Krieger, U.S. soccer player and World Cup champion ($140; nike.com)Specialized Defroster Trail Mountain Bike Shoes (No. 1)I spend a lot of time in the Midwest, and my feet get cold easily. However, with these winter cycling shoes, Im able to train outdoors with warm feet. The shoe is durable [and] comfortable and keeps my feet warm at temperatures well below freezing. -Gwen Jorgensen, Olympic gold medalist in triathlon ($200; specialized.com for retailers)Ski and snowboard gear:Sweaty Betty Mountain Top Seamless Ski Top and Leggings (No. 17)I love these base layers because theyre quick-drying, sweat-wicking and temperature-regulating, making them perfect for a day on the mountain. And its such a cute print! -Heather Mitts Feeley, Olympic gold medalist in soccer ($105 each; sweatybetty.com)La Sportiva Vapor Nano Skis (No. 11)These are my favorite skis from my sponsor, La Sportiva. Theyre a perfect lightweight, rockered, mid-fat charging ski made for ski mountaineering, which is what I love doing. -Meredith Edwards, ultrarunner and member of the U.S. Ski Mountaineering Team ($1,200; sportiva.com)Indoor training:B Mat Strong Long Yoga Mat in Ocean Green (No. 4)Its the best yoga stuff out there! This mat helps me grip and stay strong in my poses. -Christen Press, U.S. soccer player and World Cup champion ($95; byoganow.com)New Balance Accelerate Tight (No. 5)My favorite gear is from New Balance, and Im so fortunate to be sponsored by such an incredible brand. These leggings are the best -- I wear them for every occasion. -Heather Watson, British professional tennis player ($54.99; newbalance.com) China Jerseys . 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Hamelin, who triumphed in the 500 on Saturday, edged out Victor An of Russia by 0.021 seconds to maintain his lead in the World Cup standings. Russias Vladimir Grigorev was third. In the relay, Canada took control six laps from the finish line to beat Russia and the Netherlands. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Fans tend to view the Lions push to the playoff as a two-game season.Coach Jim Caldwell and his players refuse to look that far ahead. After losing 17-6 to the Giants on Sunday, Detroits focus is solely on the Cowboys and their meeting in Dallas on Dec. 26.I view it like Ive viewed it all season long, like Ive viewed it since Ive been here, Caldwell said. One game. Thats all were looking at. Get through this one, take a look at the film. Get ourselves corrected and look forward to the Cowboys coming up.The Lions (9-5) still control their playoff future. They can lock up the NFC North title by winning out. They are a game ahead of the Packers, who beat the Bears 30-27 on Sunday.Detroit closes out the season at home against Green Bay.But nobody in the Lions dressing room was looking beyond the Cowboys.Its going to be one, quarterback Matthew Stafford when asked about the two-game sprint to the finish. We just keep taking one at a time.The loss to Giants was a tough one. Both teams fought hard in a defensive struggle that snapped the Lions five-game winning streak.A positive for the Lions was another stout defensive effort. It was the eighth straight game in which they held an opponent to 20 or fewer points.Aside from Odell Beckham Jrs one-handed touchdown catch in the fourth quarter, the Lions were nip and tuck with a surging Giants team that has won eight of its last nine games.The Lions, who rallied in the fourth quarter to win in eight of their nine victories, never came close to a comeback in this one as the Giants made them play on a long field all day.Stafford didnt show any major issues playing with an injured middle finger on his throwing hand. He finished 24 of 39 for 274 yards and an innterception, finding Golden Tate eight times for 122 yards.ddddddddddddHe hung in there and fought, Caldwell said of Stafford. Obviously its going to be a little bit different for him, in terms of his adjustment. Well battle through it. Thats not the reason we lost the game today. Were not looking for any excuses.The biggest play for the Lions was a 67-yard throw from Stafford to Tate that gave the, first-and-10 at the Giants 11, trailing 7-3 in the second quarter. On first down, Zach Zenner fumbled at the end of a 7-yard run and Olivier Vernon recovered in the end zone.I thought I had it good on the exchange, but Ill have to look at the tape and see what happened, Zenner said. I thought I had a good grip on it and then the worst feeling in the world happened when the ball was loose.Matt Prater accounted for the Lions points with field goals of 48 yards in the second quarter and 33 in the third. The second cut the deficit to 10-6; New York had gotten a 47-yard field goal from Robbie Gould late in the second quarter.However, the Lions never got closer as New York limited Detroit to 5 of 14 on third downs and 324 yards in total.Now its on to Dallas for the Lions final playoff push.We dont like this feeling, Tate said. Were going to try and change that Monday (against Dallas). We need a great week of practice. Me personally, Im excited to get back out there and get this taste out of our mouths and keep it moving. We are right where we want to be. We just need to worry about us and play fundamental, sound football.---For more NFL coverage: http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL ' ' '