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01 Get active in any body
Loved by Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson, Well Fit makes comfortable, flattering activewear in sizes 8-30. From compression tops and leggings to sports hijabs, it’s all made in the UK using recycled ocean plastic, with minimal waste and sustainability in mind.
02 Sort your facts out!
Created by former New Zealand Football Fern Rebecca Sowden, Correct the Internet catalogues some of the (many) incorrect search results you’re likely to come across when Googling various sporting feats. Spoiler: female athletes draw the short straw. When you Google the top goalscorer in international football, Cristiano Ronaldo pops up yet Christine Sinclair beats his 118 goals with her 190 goals. Follow the simple on-screen instructions to send feedback to your search engine of choice – and help give female athletes the recognition they deserve.
03 Tell the next gen
Aimed at children aged 6-12, the Rebel Girls Champions book lays out the inspiring stories of 25 game-changing female athletes with lovely illustrations, Athletes include 23-time Grand Slam-winning tennis player Serena Williams, boulderer Miho Nonaka, weightlifter Hidilyn Diaz and Olympic gymnast Suni Lee.
04 Jump right in
The Have A Gos (or HAGS) were founded by body positivity campaigner and podcast host Emily Clarkson, to make sporting challenges and exercise feel far less intimidating. The message? Whether it’s a marathon, jog in the park or your first spin class, just have a go.
05 Yes you can!
This Girl Can have been celebrating women’s sport and shaking things up since 2015. Want to get active but not sure where to start? They’re on a mission to tackle the gender activity and enjoyment gap, with practical advice and support for women and girls of all shapes, sizes, abilities and backgrounds.
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