It’s only taken five years, but I can finally say… Olympic swimming is back and athletes will be swimming for gold! With the likes of Rebecca Adlington setting up the future of swimming in Great Britain with her impressive gold in the 800m Freestyle in Beijing, a new wave of medal winners was inspired. And […]
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There’s no question that female athletes are strong and determined. From climbing the highest mountains on earth to swimming in brutal ocean conditions to running 26.2 miles at blistering speeds, women have proved time and again that they’re capable of achieving seemingly impossible physical feats. But female athletes aren’t just strong; they’re powerful and inspirational.
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The 2020 Tokyo Olympics Games was a summer of magical moments and celebrations for Team GB. From Tom Daley’s historical gold medal in the pool, to Sky Browns exploits in the skate park, Team GB had plenty of reasons to be cheerful after a successful summer. One star that caught the eye of many however,
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The celebration of women’s football in Asia promises to be entertaining and thrilling with the Women’s Asian Cup played this year in India. The official draw ceremony took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, yesterday. Twelve teams drew into three groups, four teams in each group. Here’s a look at the groups. 📸: AFC Women’s Asian
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On May 23rd 2021, history was made. Paretta Autosport, a team with a female driver and a female owner, qualified for the 105th running of the Indy 500. Now if you’re unfamiliar with the Indy 500, what you need to know is that this is one of the most prestigious motorsport events to happen in
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FIFA wants to help Women’s Football grow; there are better ideas than holding the prestigious World Cup every two years. The Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) has proposed a study to see how switching to every two years would affect the game. The Women’s World Cup is currently held every four years. “We believe the
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