While the prospect of another career after sport may appear daunting, there are a number of ways for athletes to manage this transition and prepare for life after sport.
- Senior Lecturer in Sport & Fitness, The Open University
Why we need to start understanding more about the potential of women’s sport.
More women should feel they have a choice to continue playing after becoming a mother – which is why the right kind of support is important.
A young athlete’s support network is key to their development and performance, according to sports psychologists.
When it comes to winning Olympic gold, it turns out timing isn’t everything.
Andy Murray has some big boots to fill.
Your guide to the events to watch and the athletes to follow in Beijing.
Two of Wimbledon’s top seeds crashed out of the tournament to players some years their junior. First, the world number one and second seed, Rafael Nadal was knocked out by new kid on the block Nick Kyrgios…
You’re the reigning Wimbledon champion, the first Briton to win at home for more than 30 years. You’re facing the prospect of defending your title against a rampant Novak Djokovic and a dominant Rafael…
The expectation placed on Roy Hodgson’s 23-man England squad is immense – each player is representing a country that proudly boasts football as its national sport, and (rightly or wrongly) considers itself…
The nature of competitive sport involves athletes putting themselves in high-pressure situations in which they are being constantly appraised, and Sochi is no different. So it is unsurprising that the…
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