พอดคาสท์ The Women In Sport Podcast ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Jenny Burbage, breast health and bra requirements for active occupations 28:55

20d ago28:55

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In this podcast, I chat with Dr Jenny Burbage, who is a senior lecturer in biomechanics andpart of the ResearchGroup in Breast Health within the School of Sport, Health and ExerciseScience at the University of Portsmouth.Her researchfocuses on biomechanics, health and education related to the female breast, andshe is one of the few world experts in…

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Emma O'Loughlin, ACL rehabilitation with menstrual cycle-phased training 20:19

1y ago20:19

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Emma completed her BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy from Trinity College Dublin. She completed rotations in Geriatrics, General Medicine, Neurology and Sports Medicine at Changi General Hospital in Singapore before travelling to the US, where she was the physiotherapist for the 3,000-mile bicycle race ‘Race Across America’ in 2015 and 2016. She then moved …

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Dr Hanya Pielichaty, Critical Pedagogies in Sport 29:57

1y ago29:57

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About Dr Hanya Pielichaty and Critical Pedagogies in Sport When I retired from playing football in 2015, I had clocked up three decades of unwavering dedication to the sport. My experience of, and within, football shaped my childhood and adulthood in many personal and professional ways. My memories of football include wearing oversized shirts desig…

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36: What sport taught me about championing change 35:19

1+ y ago35:19

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Minette Batters is President of the National Farmer's Union, the first women to hold the post in the organisation's 115 year history. Alongside leading the NFU, which represents more than 46,000 farming and growing businesses, Minette runs a family farm in Wiltshire. She chats to us about the impact that sport has had on her life. The skills she ac…

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Professor Győző Molnár, politics, gender & sport 28:18

1+ y ago28:18

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Professor Győző Molnár joined the University of Worcester in September 2008. Győző is a critical sociologist with a research focus on identity politics, political populism, gender and empowering marginalised populations. His current research has focused on the migratory and gendered aspects of Fiji rugby, challenging dominant perspectives in Adapte…

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35: Rugby League World Cup 2021: A Lasting Legacy 45:15

1+ y ago45:15

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The Rugby League World Cup 2021 made history with Women's, Wheelchair and Men’s teams competing concurrently at the tournament. For the first time in a major tournament all participants were paid the same participation fee and given equal standard of accommodation, transport, and training facilities. Also, in a watershed moment for the women's game…

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Gráinne Donnelly, physical activity postpartum and diastasis rectus abdominis 27:52

1+ y ago27:52

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Gráinne Donnelly is an Advanced Physiotherapy Practitioner and clinical researcher from N. Ireland in the UK. She is incoming co-editor for the journal of Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy and will sit on the Board of Trustees for the Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy Association. She is on the specialist advisory b…

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34: #TimeTogether: Inspiring mums and daughters to be active together 36:08

1+ y ago36:08

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When researching the lives of teenage girls Women in Sport uncovered the powerful relationship that exists between mums and daughters. Teenage girls view their mum or mum figure as someone that they want to be active with, without the fear of judgement. This led to the creation of Women in Sport's #TimeTogether campaign. We know that: 6 out of 10 t…

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Emma Brockwell: Pelvic health, returning to running postnatally, and research impact 22:55

1+ y ago22:55

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Emma Brockwell is a Specialist Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. She treats women of all ages with all women’s health-related conditions. She is passionate about pre and postnatal rehabilitation and exercise. She specialises in supporting women back to exercise, particularly running and netball if they have any pelvic health dysfunction or are postnat…

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Dr Natalie Brown: Menstrual cycle and concussion 17:00

1+ y ago17:00

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Dr Natalie Brown is a research associate based at Swansea University and Sport Wales, working with the Welsh Institute of Performance Science. Her specialist area is the menstrual cycle and sport, supporting all levels of performance, whether that is the Olympic Games or helping women and girls have an active lifestyle. Both her research and applie…

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33: The Dream Deficit: Why fewer girls than boys dream of being a top athlete 45:18

1+ y ago45:18

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Two years ago we discovered half as many girls as boys dream of reaching the top of sport - a gap we coined the 'Dream Deficit.' 2022 has put women's sport centre stage. The success of the Lionesses at the Euros was momentous, the passion, talent and positive team dynamic on display was incredible to watch. It was closely followed by a raft of bril…

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32: The Commonwealth Games legacy: Supporting the growth of parasport 33:28

2y ago33:28

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The 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham featured the largest integrated para sport programme in the competition’s history with 42 parasport events across eight sports, with over 350 athletes taking part. While the growth of parasport at elite level is fantastic, many disabled women and girls face a double discrimination when it comes to sport and…

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31: How Women Changed the World on Two Wheels 51:13

2y ago51:13

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If you have a dusty bike in your shed this episode will inspire you to pump up the tyres jump in the saddle and feel the wind in your hair... For women, the humble bicycle is much more than a mode of transport. Over the last century the so called ‘freedom machines’ have helped women gain independence, increased social and political freedom and brou…

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Dr Lori Gano-Overway, the WSPAJ and caring environments in coaching 35:03

2y ago35:03

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Dr Lori Gano-Overway is the director of and instructor in the coaching education minor program at James Madison University. She has been involved in coaching education for over 20 years teaching coaching courses and workshops, collaborating with coaches on creating environments that foster positive experiences and performance enhancement outcomes f…

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30: Harnessing the power of self-belief: How Victoria Evans became the fastest female to solo row the Atlantic 49:25

2y ago49:25

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In March 2022 Victoria Evans became the fastest woman to solo row the Atlantic Ocean. An incredible achievement in itself, but one made even more remarkable by the fact that three years prior to setting sail, Victoria had never even been in a rowing boat. Setting off from the island of Tenerife, Spain on 11 February she battled through a number of …

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29: Daughters and Dads: Empowering Change 44:05

2y ago44:05

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Gender stereotypes start at birth. For girls, this can lead to a decline in self-belief from as young as 7 years old. Dads/father figures can play a key role in helping their daughters develop confidence and resilience, but many dads, often unconsciously, place more emphasis on their son's sporting activities. Our research shows that 31% of girls f…

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Dr Georgie Bruinvels, menstrual cycle, Orreco and Fitrwoman 23:14

2y ago23:14

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Dr Georgie Bruinvels is a Research Scientist and the Female Athlete lead at Orreco. Georgie is also an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at University College London. Both her applied and research focus is on better understanding female physiology and in particular focusing on how the hormonal fluctuations throughout the menstrual cycle impact physio…

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28: The Lost 43% - The Teenage Girls Falling out of Love with Sport 40:26

2+ y ago40:26

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For International Women's Day 2022, Women in Sport has released new research which found that more than one million teenage girls (43%), who once considered themselves ‘sporty’, disengage from sport following primary school. A fear of feeling judged by others, lack of confidence, pressures of schoolwork and not feeling safe outside were some of the…

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Lorna Mackay: Percussive therapy, pregnancy, football & qualitative research 13:25

2+ y ago13:25

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Lorna Mackay runs her own business as a personal trainer and Zumba instructor. Her specialist interest lies in the management of chronic pain through the participation in exercise. She is a strong believer in both the physiological and psychological benefits of exercise. Lorna holds an MSc in Applied Sport an Exercise Science; her research consider…

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Dr Philippa Velija on gender equity in sport 23:48

2+ y ago23:48

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Dr Philippa Velija is Head of School for Social Sciences, Psychology and Education and Associate Professor in the Sociology of Sport at Solent University, Southampton. She is author of Women’s Cricket and Global Processes which explores the development and emergence of the global game in relation to broader changes in gender relations. She has also…

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27: How Snowsports is Challenging Girls to Take More Risk – Starting at the Skatepark 30:51

2+ y ago30:51

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The countdown is on to the Winter Olympics, which begins on 4th February, with two weeks of action-packed and exciting competition to look forward to. Many of us will be glued to our TV screens watching the death-defying stunts and tricks on snow and ice. But with such a high level of risk associated with snowsports, how do you encourage girls and …

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Dr Naomi Datson on women's football - career and research 24:24

2+ y ago24:24

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Dr Naomi Datsonis a Reader within the Institute of Sport, Nursing and Allied Health at the University of Chichester. Naomi is an experienced practitioner and has provided sport science support to elite female soccer players for over 15 years. Previously, Naomi was employed as Head of Sport Science (women’s) for the English FA. In this role, Naomi w…

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26: Exercising in midlife - the challenges and how companies can support their female workforce 42:34

2+ y ago42:34

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In this podcast we're looking at the challenges of exercising in midlife and how companies and businesses can support their female workforce to be active. We're joined by Carol Bates who set up Crawley Old Girls Football Club, Pippa Andrews, Director at Vitality UK and Victoria Sathasivam from Argent LLP as we talk about the barriers women face and…

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25: Exercising outdoors in winter 41:44

2+ y ago41:44

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Exercising outside is good for our physical and our mental wellbeing. In partnership with women's outdoor brand Acai, we want to encourage more women to enjoy being active outside. In this episode you will hear from Kasia Bromley, founder of Acai, Becky Adlington, Olympic gold medallist and patron of Women in Sport and Nadia Weigh, from the women's…

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Dr Maurizio Valenti on women's football 30:27

2+ y ago30:27

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Dr Maurizio Valenti is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Business and Law at Manchester Metropolitan University and member of the Faculty’s Sports Policy Unit. He is the leader of the BSc (Hons) Sport Business and BSc (Hons) Sport Marketing undergraduate programmes that are offered at Manchester Met. His principal research interests reside around…

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Dr Emma Ross on work at the English Institute of Sport and her Well HQ company 27:45

2+ y ago27:45

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Dr Emma Ross was, until recently, the Head of Physiology at the English Institute of Sport (EIS), supporting practitioners working across Olympic and Paralympic sports and leading the EIS Female Athlete Programme. This programme aimed to empower coaches, athletes and sports practitioners to better understand the exercising female, and how to capita…

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24: The Hundred - A new tournament to close the gender gap and inspire women and girls to take part in cricket 36:23

3y ago36:23

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In this episode you will hear from Clare Connor, Head of England Women’s Cricket at ECB, Beth Barrett-Wild, Head of The Hundred Women’s Competition and Female Engagement at ECB and Mark Chapman, Manchester Originals, Trustee for Women In Sport, Broadcaster. Listen to how The Hundred aims to normalise cricket as a sport for everyone from the elite t…

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23: More than a month - ensuring visibility for women's sport after an Olympics and Paralympic games 56:31

3y ago56:31

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In one of our special live editions of the podcast with our sponsors CSM Live, we discussed how an inevitable boost in visibility for women’s sport after the Olympic and Paralympic games can be harnessed to ensure growth and momentum beyond the games. Every four years female athletes become household names and are thrust into the spotlight during t…

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22: Inspiring women to be active during midlife and menopause - launch event 53:05

3y ago53:05

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Tune in to the launch of our new insight on menopause and midlife, unveiling of groundbreaking image curation with Getty Images and a panel discussion with: Lorraine Candy, author and journalist Stephanie Hilborne OBE, Chief Executive, Women in Sport Dame Louise Makin, Chair, Halma Annamarie Phelps CBE, Chair of British Horseracing Authority, Vice …

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21: Live podcast - Beyond 30% 55:20

3y ago55:20

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This live podcast looked at the impact the increased numbers of women on sports boards is having, its impact on athletes and those at the grassroots. With an expert panel including: Tammy Beaumont, England cricketer; Halima Khan, Independent Non-Executive Director, Diversity & Inclusion at Triathlon England; Rob Young MBE, CEO of Switch The Play Fo…

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Dr Marie-Stephanie Abouna and Mme Balkis Lefebvre on the European Women in Sport (E-WinS) Erasmus project 28:50

3y ago28:50

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In this podcast I talk to Marie-Stéphanie Abouna and Balkis Lefebvre. We talked about the 3-year, Erasmus+-funded project, E-WinS, but I also asked Marie-Stephanie about her research and future goals, and from Balkis, I asked about her tips on how to have success in applying for grants for large, multi-partner projects, from funding sources such as…

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20: The impact of Covid-19 on teenage girls 27:44

3y ago27:44

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We chat to Becca and Britney from Goals4Girls and university student Ellen about what their lives were like during lockdown, the challenges they faced, how they got active and what they're looking forward to when life gets back to "normal".โดย The Women in Sport Podcast

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19: Menstruation 45:57

3+ y ago45:57

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We chat to Georgie Bruinvels, co-creator of the Fitr Woman app, Mia Slevin, freestyle swimmer and Fitr Woman Ambassador, and Maddy Cope from Lattice Training, about menstruation and exercise. We discuss the benefits of tracking your cycle and how to break down the barriers around periods and exercise.…

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Kelly McNulty on menstrual cycle/oral contraception effects on performance and 'the period of the period' 27:30

3+ y ago27:30

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Kelly McNulty is a PhD student at Northumbria University in the UK, investigating the effects of the menstrual cycle and hormonal contraceptive use on performance, recovery, and adaptation in sportswomen. She has recently launched a project and podcast (*coming soon*) – the period of the period – which aims to promote awareness and increase evidenc…

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18: Pregnancy and exercise 42:40

3+ y ago42:40

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We chat to Olympian and retired GB hockey player Alex Danson, Trustee and ultramarathon runner Sophie Power, and Emma Brockwell, a specialist women's health physiotherapist, about getting active during pregnancy and how to get back to exercise after giving birth. Useful links: Active Pregnancy Foundation Government guidelines for physical activity …

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17: Seasonal affective disorder 37:20

3+ y ago37:20

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We sit down with Naomi Marston from Life Care Counselling, Tina Chantrey, Fitness Editor at Women's Running, Bethan Taylor- Swaine, blogger and PhD student, and Stuart Haw, PhD student and athlete advisor, to talk about seasonal affective disorder, how it impacts us and how we can manage in the winter.…

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16: Inclusive activity 33:00

3+ y ago33:00

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We chat to Kate Grey, Patron of Disability Sports Coach and former Paralympian, Emma O'Connor from Down's Syndrome Association and GB wheelchair basketball athlete Siobhan Fitzpatrick about inclusive activity. How can we create more inclusive spaces for disabled people and what needs to change? You can follow our guests on Twitter: @kategrey25 @DSC…

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15: #TimeTogether 24:50

3+ y ago24:50

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We chat to daughters and mums about the ways they've found activity together and how it's changed their lives as part of our #TimeTogether campaign. #TimeTogether is about allowing mum and daughter to set aside time to develop their relationship with each other, and with exercise. Get involved with #TimeTogether on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. …

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14: Back to school - supporting teenage girls 40:07

4y ago40:07

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We chat to Nikki Giant, Interim Head of Girls' Rights Youth Team at Plan UK, Vanessa Greene, Impact and Evaluation Manager at Chance to Shine and programme participant Mia, and Amie Cripps from Goals4Girls about the new school year, the challenges girls will be facing and how they can be supported to get active. Find out more about Plan UK, Chance …

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13: Life after lockdown - live podcast 1:10:43

4y ago1:10:43

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In a special live podcast, we discuss the impact of lockdown on women across the UK and how organisations in and outside of sport can ensure that women lead active lifestyles in the 'new normal'. Our live podcast panel includes Jodie Cunningham, England and St Helens rugby league player and ambassador for the Rugby League World Cup 2021, Ama Agbeze…

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12: The visibility of women's sport after Covid-19 30:43

4y ago30:43

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One year on from last year's amazing summer of football, netball, athletics and more, women's sport is faced with an invisible few months. We sat down with sport climber and Tokyo hopeful Molly Thompson-Smith, Anita Jones, from BBC London's Women's Sport Show, and Alexandra Kryke-Smith, from sports agency Goodform, to chat about the potential long-…

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11: The power of running communities 52:45

4y ago52:45

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In a bumper episode, we chat to Amy Lane, author and Digital Editor of Women's Health, Leeanne Adu from Backpackers, Mel Bound, Founder of This Mum Runs, and Kim Scott, founder of These Girls Can Run, about how they found a passion for running and why their communities are so important. You can support Women in Sport's work by donating online.…

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Dr John Dickinson on respiratory issues related to COVID-19 and females 18:10

4y ago18:10

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Dr John W. Dickinson, PhD is Reader within the School of Sport and Exercise Science at the University of Kent, UK. He has over 17 years’ experience of helping athletes optimise their airway health. Over this time, he has seen in excess of 2000 athletes. His work has influenced policy on the management of athlete respiratory health, helping practiti…

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Rebecca Myers talks about journalism in women's sport & COVID-19-related issues 20:17

4y ago20:17

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Rebecca Myers is a journalist for The Times and Sunday Times and the lead reporter for the prestigious Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year awards. She has covered major sporting events such as the Commonwealth Games, the World Athletics Championships, and the FIFA Women's World Cup, and her work focuses on women's sport. She was shortlisted for th…

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Dr Glen Davison on COVID-19 risk, females, exercise & nutrition 31:04

4y ago31:04

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Dr Glen Davison is Reader and Director of Research in the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences at the University of Kent, where he also co-ordinates the Endurance Research Group. Glen’s research interests include: Nutrition and exercise immunology; interval training; and strategies to maintain optimal health and performance in athletes. Glen is a …

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10: Exploring the impact of body image 36:16

4y ago36:16

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We chatted to Becky Adlington OBE, four-time Olympic medallist and Patron of Women in Sport, and Emily Matheson from the Centre for Appearance Research about body image, how it effects us and its impact on sport and exercise. If you would like to support Women in Sport please donate via our website.โดย The Women in Sport Podcast

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Dr Nicky Keay: energy availability questionnaires, amenorrhoea treatment, and RED-S 28:53

4y ago28:53

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Dr Nicola Keay BA, MB (Cantab), MB, BChir, MRCP, studied medicine at Cambridge University, with clinical attachments including sports medicine clinics in Australia and University of Geneva. After gaining Membership of the Royal College of Physicians, Nicky trained in endocrinology. As a Research Fellow at St Thomas’ Hospital, she was part of the in…

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9: Women in Sport's sporting role models 59:44

4y ago59:44

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In a special episode, we hear from the Women in Sport team about their sporting role models. Get in touch on social media and tell us about your sporting role model. If you're looking for at-home resources and activities then check out our special catalogue page. There's also plenty of free insight and reports on our Research and Advice Service.…

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8: Each for Equal: International Women's Day Special with CSM Live 42:59

4+ y ago42:59

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In a special live International Women's Day episode Florence Lloyd-Hughes and Stacey Knight, Commercial and Marketing Director at CSM Live, chat to Anita Asante, Chelsea Women player, England International and Ambassador for Amnesty International, Atlanta St John, Head of Women's Rugby at Harlequins, and Carmen To, Women's Programme at The Running …

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7: Student special 28:21

4+ y ago28:21

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We put your questions to Kate Nicholson, Head of Insight and Innovation, and Heather Smith, Associate Head of Innovation. If you would like to support Women in Sport's work and the podcast, please donate to us via our website.โดย The Women in Sport Podcast

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