Masuma Hossaini is determined to educate fellow Afghan women and girls about the health benefits of staying fit through exercising and to provide a safe environment for them to train. ?She?is the founder and owner of Alzahra Fitness Sports Club… Read More »Masuma Hossaini – Interview
Margaret Foster is a New Zealand Netball coach with a big passion for her sport. Having played for the Silver Ferns (NZ National Team) back in the 1990’s, Marg has gone on to coach at international, franchise, university?and grassroots level… Read More »Margaret Foster – Interview
Ria Ramnarine became Trinidad & Tobago’s first Boxing World Champion in 2005 and has since gone on to not only win a whole host of championships in other combat sports as well as boxing, but has now become a world… Read More »Ria Ramnarine – Interview
Vera Pauw has made a mark in the history of Women’s Football WorldWide. Vera set a number of unique records in Dutch football as she was the first woman who played abroad, the first woman who earned her professional football… Read More »Vera Pauw – Interview
Sarah Lowdon who is originally from Newcastle, England, is currently the Assistant Coach at Sam Houston State University and Intern Coach at Houston Dash football club in the USA. After moving to the US in 2008 on a soccer scholarship… Read More »Sarah Lowdon – Interview
Bec Goddard is an Aussie Rules Football coach in Australia. Aussie Rules Football is Australia’s biggest sport which isn’t played professionally in any other country. ?There are over 7 million attendances at AFL games in one season with millions more… Read More »Bec Goddard – Interview
Sophie Christiansen is one of Great Britain’s most successful Paralympic athletes having competed at three consecutive Paralympic Games and winning medals at all three. Having first competed in the Games at only 16 years old, she went on to… Read More »Sophie Christiansen Interview
Manisha Tailor has taken the football industry by storm ever since she embarked on a career change in 2011. After working as a teacher and qualified to be a head teacher, she felt it was time to change direction. Juggling… Read More »Manisha Tailor – Interview
Jimena Rojas becomes only the second female coach to work with a professional men’s football team in Costa Rica after Delia Villalobos in 1996. After studying football at the University of Leipzig in Germany, she went on to coach a… Read More »Jimena Rojas – Interview
As well as being a hockey coach, you play golf and have run two marathons. Where does your love of sports originate from? My mum and dad were both into sports and encouraged my five sisters and I to… Read More »Nyree Hanna – Interview