Scottish Women in Sport Week 2022 | Pelvic Health

Scottish Women in Sport Week 2024 | Leadership in Sport

UofG Sport is proud to support Scottish Women in Sport Week 2024. This episode focusses on women in leadership roles in Scottish sport. Dominique Hewitson, Vice President of the Glasgow University Sports Association (GUSA) is joined by three special guests to discuss their personal experiences and what they’ve learned on their journey to becoming leaders in sport. They are: * Maureen McGonigle – Founder and CEO of Scottish Women in Sport, chair of Scottish Sports Futures and member of the Scottish FA EDI Committee * Sarah Gandon – Director of Player Services at the Netball Players Association, sports consultant and chair of BUCS Netball * Aneela McKenna – Founder of Mòr Diversity, consultancy and advocacy service to promote inclusion in sport

Scottish Women in Sport Week 2023 | Periods & Sport

This episode is all about the female body, periods and their impact on Sport. Our GUSA Vice-President, Sarah, President of the GU Women's Rugby Club, Chloe, and Julie Fyfe – owner of period cup brand Unicorn Cup – come together to discuss their personal experiences and learn more about how we can look after our period health during sport and fitness.

Scottish Women in Sport Week 2022 | Pelvic Health

UofG Sport is proud to support Scottish Women & Girls in Sport Week 2022. In the second of two podcast specials tackling conditions that women in sport face, former GUSA President Jessica Woodcock talks to Gillian O'Kane [https://www.gillianokane.co.uk/], a specialist in pelvic health physiotherapy. A topic that is often misunderstood, Gillian helps us to debunk myths and provides some top tips for optimum pelvic health.

Scottish Women in Sport Week 2022 | Living with Endometriosis

UofG Sport is proud to support Scottish Women & Girls in Sport Week 2022. In the first of two podcast specials tackling conditions that women in sport face, former GUSA President Jessica Woodcock interviews two female athletes about their experiences of living with endometriosis. Isla Short is a professional cross-country cyclist who recently competed in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, and is also a UofG alumnus and former UofG Sport bursar. Tracylee McKigen is a gym owner, fitness instructor and former UofG Sport Active Lifestyles teacher. Both of our guests have been diagnosed with endometriosis, a condition that effects the tissue of the womb, ovaries and fallopian tubes. As periods and reproductive issues are still seen as a taboo subject in the sporting world, we had an open discussion about the impact this condition has on female athletes. This includes training, pain management and the importance of an early diagnosis.

Andrew Cotter

Andrew Cotter is a world-renowned sports commentator, working primarily for the BBC and covering events including The Boat Race and international rugby tournaments. Andrew grew up in Troon, Ayrshire, and joined the University of Glasgow in 1991, studying French and Philosophy. His career in sports broadcasting started in 2000, and has since covered everything from golf and rugby to his dogs, Olive and Mabel – Andrew's YouTube videos commenting on the lives of his dogs have had over 90 million views!