‘Climbing has been my main passion since I was a little girl, and I want to explore further with it and be a part of it for the rest of my life.’

This Girl Can is back on our screens and billboards with a 4 week campaign launched at the end of January 2017. The BMC is holding a photo-shoot to find some new faces for the This Girl...

The Women’s Climbing Symposium is an annual one day event which this year takes place at The Depot Climbing Centre, Manchester, on Saturday October 8th. The event is timed to be a part of Women’s Sports Week, a...

The Red Bull athlete has dominated the women’s events throughout the 2016 season winning four of the first five events. Shauna’s well-deserved silver at last weekend’s WC event in Vail gave her an unassailable 147 point lead...

Shauna Coxey is not only one of the UK’s best climbers, but she is also one of only four women in the world to climb a V14* route, she spoke to Sportsister’s Danielle Sellwood after winning the...

Pauline Sanderson spent nearly six months of her life travelling from the Dead Sea in Jordan to the summit of Mount Everest – a total ascent of 9269m. The Everestmax team were the first people in the...

Now I don’t want to tempt fate but it does look very much like summer has arrived in the Alps. Whilst the past few weeks have been ridiculously inconsistent weather-wise with temperatures in the high 20’s one...

We love this video from the British Mountaineering council: This girl Can Climb. It’s designed to inspire more women and girls to get out and give it a go and it certainly works!

The Women’s Climbing Symposium (WCS) has gone from strength to strength since its first event three years ago at the home ground of its organisers Shauna Coxsey and Steph Meysner in Liverpool. This year the WCS takes place...

Sportsister has always been at the forefront in the debates surrounding the lack of females as both film-makers and subject in the outdoor industry, so we are delighted to report that a new competition to encourage more...