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She's Got Game is the podcast that goes beyond the headlines to showcase women in sport. Every Tuesday, Nike Trainer Tess Glynne-Jones sits down with elite athletes, coaches and wellness experts to uncover their journeys - the wins, the setbacks and the lessons learned - sharing insights and inspiration you won't hear anywhere else.
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In this deeply educational episode we sit down with osteopath Anj Emmerson, who’s dedicated her career to helping women truly understand and reconnect with their bodies. Anj sheds light on the often-overlooked realities of pelvic health, hormonal shifts and postnatal recovery, breaking down complex topics in a way that’s refreshingly clear and relatable for women at every stage of life.
In this inspiring episode we sit down with Tess Howard, standout GB & England hockey player known not only for her skills on the pitch but also for her powerful advocacy off it. Tess has been a driving force behind a game-changing movement in women’s hockey, campaigning to give female players the freedom to choose whether they wear shorts or skorts during matches. Tess dives deep into the personal experiences and professional insights that fuelled her advocacy, sharing what drove her to c...
In this episode we sit down with Bridie Wilkins, Director of Fitness at Women’s Health magazine, to explore what women really need to know about their health. From cutting through the noise when looking for credible advice to overcoming the hidden barriers that stop so many from getting started, Bridie shares fresh insights on the forms of fitness that are here to stay and the vital role movement plays in mental wellbeing.
In this inspiring episode, England netball star and all-around powerhouse Funmi Fadoju gets real about life on and off the court. Funmi opens up about her rise to the top, the pressure of performing at an elite level and what it truly takes to succeed in a game that’s still fighting for the spotlight.
In this eye-opening and energising episode, Nike Global Trainer Kirsty Godso flips the script on what fitness really means, particularly for women. We dive deep into the unique challenges women face when it comes to training covering everything from body dysmorphia to fasting to hormone health and burnout and explore practical ways to overcome these hurdles and thrive. It’s a conversation about shifting your focus from appearance to energy and how you want to feel. This is a must-l...
In this empowering episode, entrepreneur, wellness advocate and strategic thinker Adrienne Adhami helps us unpack the chaos of modern life. Why are we so overwhelmed by choices? Why do we constantly feel like there’s something better out there? From the fear of a better option (FOBO) to the silent dissatisfaction that plagues so many of us, Adrienne breaks down how to take back control. From practical strategies to transformative mindset shifts, this episode is about learning how to optimise ...
Annabel Ballance made history as the first and only woman to receive the Dior Menswear Scholarship and is using her voice to challenge fashion’s status quo. In this episode, Annabel talks about breaking gender barriers, pushing for real inclusivity in design and reshaping what representation means in the fashion industry. Her story highlights how meaningful change begins when new voices are given the space to lead.
In this insightful episode, online sensation Kate Hutchins goes beyond the highlight reel to share what content creation really looks and feels like behind the scenes. Kate shares her personal journey navigating the highs and lows of building a digital presence and how she's learned to prioritise mental wellbeing while staying creatively inspired. From finding your voice online to setting healthy boundaries with social media, this is a refreshing, honest conversation about showing up with pur...
In this honest and unfiltered episode, Miranda Fox unpacks the unspoken truths of motherhood, societal pressures on women and the ever-evolving journey of modern parenting. We explore how becoming a mother can shake — and sometimes reshape — your sense of identity, how body image is challenged and redefined through pregnancy and postpartum and the pressure women feel to “bounce back." It’s a conversation about reclaiming your body, honouring the changes and finding strength in vulnerability. ...
In this powerful episode, Nike Run Coach Dora Atim talks about what it means to push boundaries in the running world—not just on the road, trail or track, but in terms of visibility and inclusion. Dora opens up about her journey in the fitness and running space and how she’s using her platform to challenge stereotypes, create community, and advocate for greater representation.
German Boxing Champion Zeina Nassar is the first hijabi boxer and the woman who changed the rules around the world. On this episode of She's Got Game, Zeina opens up about her career, staying positive when met with resistance and how she managed to change the rules of boxing to allow every woman wearing a hijab to compete. A mindset like no other, this episode is not to be missed.
Becky Downie, British Olympic Gymnast, returns from competing in the finals at The Paris 2024 Olympic Games to share how she's managed to stay at the top of the sport for so long. Having navigated some pretty unchartered territories, Becky has and continues to pave the way for up and coming gymnasts, allowing herself and those in her footsteps to excel in ways that haven't been seen before.
Niki Bird, World Silver Medalist and top level Trainer shares her wisdom on navigating the Academic, Sporting and Business World; from her experience with ADHD to how she pivoted from fashion to fitness all whilst playing Touch Rugby for her country.
Perri Shakes-Drayton, Olympic Track Star and Mother shares with us her journey through the world of athletics and how she set herself up for success after hanging up her spikes. From competing at the London 2012 Olympics to motherhood to creating a career of her own, PSD shows us how high performance is possible in all walks of life.
Alice Dearing, Olympic Marathon Swimmer and founder of The Black Swimming Association shares the highs and lows of her career as a professional athlete. Alice chose a non-conformist route when navigating the world of swimming and was able to listen to what her body needed in order to excel. From her experience competing at The 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games to deciding it was her time to retire, Alice's story will leave you inspired in more ways than one. Black Swimming Association - https:/...
What does it mean to make it in sport when you’re not the one in the spotlight? This week on She’s Got Game, I’m joined by Amanda Tassoni, an elite ice hockey official heading to the 2026 Winter Olympics. A former player turned referee, Amanda has built a career at the highest level of the game, officiating in the American Hockey League and breaking barriers in spaces where women are still the exception. This conversation explores non-linear paths in sport, the identity shift beyond being an ...
At the Olympics, it all comes down to whether you can put it down when it counts. Fresh off the Winter Olympic Games, Team GB freeski star Kirsty Muir joins She’s Got Game to talk Slopestyle, Big Air, pressure, risk and what it really feels like to compete on the world’s biggest stage. From going to her first Olympics at 17 to returning at 21, Kirsty opens up about managing fear in a high-risk sport, coming back from ACL surgery, navigating fourth place heartbreak and learning to focus on per...
Olympian and Diamond League champion Livi McTaggart joins She's Got Game to explore the mindset behind elite pole vault. Representing New Zealand on the Olympic stage, Livi reflects on transitioning from gymnastics, rebuilding after injury and becoming one of the leading names in international athletics. We talk about high-performance psychology, navigating ADHD in elite sport, competing on the world stage and the self-trust required to perform under pressure. This is a conversation about amb...
Just weeks before the Paris Olympic Games, British diver Scarlett Mew Jensen fractured her spine and still won Olympic bronze. But this episode is about more than a medal. It’s about the hidden sacrifices of elite sport, the mental load of judged performance, the pressure of Olympic cycles and the reality of being a young woman constantly watched, scored and compared. More than anything, it’s about who Scarlett is as a person, not just an athlete.
Former Grand Prix dressage athlete Shayne Allise Steyteyieh joins She’s Got Game to reflect on what it really feels like to reach the top of your sport and realise it isn’t the answer you expected. Shayne opens up about losing clarity after achievement, navigating sponsorship and representation as a Palestinian athlete, and why learning to control her own narrative became central, both during her career and in the work she now does with athletes through 3XV Sports. A conversation about slowin...
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