It's been a couple of weeks since the #SWISAwards2021, but the fun isn't over yet. We've got all the news, from who was there, the winners, and a bit more information about all our amazing nominees.
Hannah ScottDecember 9, 2021
Lucy Camlin, by day, she's a physio, and on the weekend's, she's representing Scotland in the Senior Hockey Women's Squad. Check out what she had to say about working throughout the pandemic & how she turned her fingers green to keep her fitness up.
Hannah ScottOctober 24, 2021
The eighth SW/S is next month. And the nominations are open. Read about what the categories are, and hear from SW/S founder Maureen McGonigle about why this year's awards are so special.
Hannah ScottOctober 8, 2021
Women have always been pushed aside in Motorsport. But we speak to those who are trying to change that. The W-Series, and Formula Women are pushing back to give women equal opportunities and platforms to pursue their dreams.
Hannah ScottSeptember 24, 2021
We know it's been a while, but we were on the endorphin comedown from the wild ride that was the 2021 SW/S Conference. The 51 per cent club was celebrated through research, good food and plans for the future of women in sport.
Hannah ScottSeptember 17, 2021
Behind the scenes of our Paralympic Heros. From Prosthetics to Frame Runners, it's not a 'one size fits all'. Check out what those researchers and engineering pioneers have to say.
Hannah ScottAugust 28, 2021
'It would be rude not to stare' say the billboards. 'To be a Paralympian, there has to be something wrong with you', say the adverts. Channel 4 are taking us back to Tokyo on 24th August - 5th September for the Paralympics and it's the biggest show yet. People with disabilities have been taking part in the Olympics since the 1948 London Olympics. German-British neurologist Dr. Guttmann started the Stoke Mandeville Games, that included ex-service men and women taking part in an archery competition. The first Paralympic Games took place in Rome in 1960. Featuring 400 athletes from 23 countries,…
Hannah ScottAugust 13, 2021
"For me, it's not about pumping really loud music, it’s more about being relaxed and embracing those nerves. Seeing them more as adrenaline and something that will spur you on. You have those nerves because you care." Stephanie Davis, is competing in the Marathon in the 2021 Olympics for Team GB, she shared with us at SWIS, her story. The Olympics trials were suppose to be part of the London Marathon in 2020, which for obvious reasons didn't go ahead, meaning Steph was forced to do her try-out, behind closed doors. Talk about pressure (spoiler: she made it): "Covid has…
Hannah ScottJuly 30, 2021
Less than a week to go until the games begin, we speak to Kirsty Gilmour about how she is feeling in the lead up to the games after recovering from a foot injury & her plans for BASE after the games.
Hannah ScottJuly 17, 2021
