Tag: olympic games
#London2017 – Sally Pearson and Why She Decided To Go It...
Sally Pearson is one of the best 100m hurdlers the world has ever seen. She has multiple World, Olympic and Commonwealth titles to her...
A GREAT weekend for female coaches worldwide!
The summer months if your in the Northern Hemisphere, or the winter months if you are in the Southern Hemisphere of 2017 are hotting...
EURO 2017: Only 6 out of 16 coaches are women, but...
This week saw the start of the UEFA European Women's Football Championships, hosted in the Netherlands. There is a huge amount of excitement around...
Women in Amateur Boxing: Referee Hilary Lissenden
One of the things I want to do as part of these blog posts is focus on some of the women who make a...
Zimbabwe and Norway Olympic Committees work together to support female leadership...
The Zimbabwe Olympic Committee (ZOC) in conjunction with the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sports (NIF) hosted 30 women from various...
WEBINAR: “My Rio Olympic Games Experience + Q&A” With Karen...
MY RIO OLYMPIC GAMES EXPERIENCE + Q&A
With Karen Brown – GB Assistant Hockey Coach
WEDNESDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2016 – 8PM GMT
Fresh from her success at...
The Story of Lang Ping; Volleyballs first person to win Olympic...
After a worse-than-anticipated medal tally at Rio, with Team China finishing in third place below Great Britain, all seemed well again after China on Saturday...
“What is the point, don’t you get bored? I mean it’s...
My personal background in swimming is quite unique. I trained and competed with the same club for years until I was 12 and got...
Low in numbers, but high in success rate; welcome home Team...
Great Britain, the first nation in the World to have out performed their success straight after a home Olympic Games, were welcomed home today...
What did we learn from women’s football at Rio 2016; 66...
66 Goals, 3 red cards, 3 penalty shoot outs, 4 female coaches. The women’s football competition has ended at Rio 2016 has ended with...