Running up and down some of the most hilly and rugged terrain this country has to offer might sound extreme but actually fell running need not only be for the hardened athlete.
Event review: MoonwalkOn Saturday May 14 Sportsister joined over 15,000 bra-clad women (and men!) to take on The Moonwalk – a marathon distance overnight walk around the UK’s capital city.
She got the podium finish she wanted at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi last year and now has her sites firmly set on London 2012.
Julie Page, Team GB basketball captain, talks about their blockbuster game in Manchester this Sunday, preparations for London 2012 and life at the top of women’s basketball.
When choosing a sport for its high risk factor, chances are you wouldn’t pick golf. But a new format aims to change all that. Cue PowerPlay Golf.
Sportsister’s Katie Gormley was looking for a boost to her cycling training. It turns out that a cycling retreat in Spain was just the ticket.
It’s that time of year again where talk in the Sportsister office turns to surfing. We’re all super keen to hit the waves even if we are not so flash on a board. And adding fuel to that fire is this latest gem of a movie from Nike 6.0’s surf team.
The Bring on Tomorrow Foundation has been established by Goodness Shakes in partnership with SportsAid to support the development of promising young athletes in the UK.
What a year for the women’s game - Sportsister meets Hope PowellHere from England women’s team manager Hope Powell at a time when women’s football is very much in the limelight.
To celebrate this year’s Ricoh Women’s British Open Sportsister is giving three lucky readers a fantastic pair of season tickets to attend the event.
