I have a t-shirt in my wardrobe that says ‘I swim because I’m too sexy for a sport that requires clothing’ on the back. And honestly, it’s just never sat right with me. I keep it because it reminds me of my first ever social with my swimming club at University. But, along with the […]
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Get To Know… is a series where we highlight sport organisations, clubs, and charities around the world and dive into all things behind the scene. This week, we’re shining the spotlight on Ashmount Leigh Football Club, a women’s football club in Nutfield Village, Surrey – England. At Sporting Her, we’re committed to supporting and promoting
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To the detriment of many female athletes, abuse is an endemic condition of gymnastics. Following the rise of gymnastic sports, a win at all costs mentality has developed – creating a toxic culture of abuse. Within the sport, coaches have been able to belittle, physically abuse and much more under the guise of achieving perfection.
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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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Manchester United Women’s team compete in the top tier English women’s football, the Women’s Super League, after gaining promotion from the Championship at the end of the 2018-19 season. Quickly working their way up after the rise with the help of manager Casey Stoney, they saw themselves end in the 4th spot at the end
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