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Femmi Women's Health Experts discuss RED-s, featuring Project RED-s Pippa Woolven

This episode is a recap of our recent RED-s (Relative Energy Deficiency Syndrome in Sport) Masterclass Series. This is our final episode in which we ask our Women's Health experts questions about RED-s from our community. We’re joined by three brilliant women. Dr Izzy Smith, Femmi’s endocrinologist, who specialises in hormones, female physiology and women’s health. Grace Coombs, Femmi physiotherapist and run coach, who specialises in women’s health and supporting female athletes to train and perform at their best. And Pippa Woolven, former Great Britain athlete and founder of Project RED-S, who’s doing incredible work raising awareness and improving education around Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport. We are excited to be teaming up with Project RED-s to help support more women going through their own journey and hopefully prevent more women going through it themselves. Click below to watch all of the RED-s Masterclass episodes: Ep.1 RED-s Master Class Series: Understanding the impact of LEA and RED-s on health for women Ep.2 RED-s Master Class Series: Fuel for Performance: Reducing the Risk of RED-s through fuelling Ep.3 RED-s Master Class Series: The true impact of RED-s on your bones . Learn more about Project RED-s Vogue: Olympian Izzi Batt-Doyle in conversation with running coach Lydia O’Donnell Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

The Ascend Diaries: Brooke Stevens on Māori Culture, Identity and Finding Belonging Through Running

Welcome to The Ascend Diaries. This series is all about highlighting the women's running community in the build up to the Nike After Dark Syd race in September. While this series follows the journey to the Nike After Dark Tour, it's about so much more than one race. Whether you're lining up on the start line in September or simply love running, you'll find stories, lessons, and conversations that will inspire every part of your own running journey. This week we are honoured to introduce Femmi Community member, Brooke Stevens. Brooke is a runner who shares her journey of becoming stronger, both physically and mentally, through movement. Brooke is a proud Māori who grew up in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and has been immersed in sports her entire life. Playing competitive basketball, volleyball, netball and more, Brooke's love for sport and movement continued, as she made her move to Australia over 10 years ago. Brooke brings an honest and relatable perspective to the women's running community. Her approach is a reminder that running can be about so much more than pace or performance: it can be a tool for building confidence, discipline and a deeper belief in what you're capable of and returning you to your roots - to your whakapapa. Taking on the Nike After Dark Tour, Brooke joins the global community of women pushing their limits, backing themselves and celebrating just how powerful running can be. Follow Brooke on Instagram Disclaimer: This podcast is independently produced by Femmi and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced in partnership with Nike. Any views, opinions, and recommendations shared by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Nike or any other organisation mentioned. Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

The Ascend Diaries: Growing up in the sport of running with Charlie Simpson

Welcome to The Ascend Diaries. This series is all about highlighting the women's running community in the build up to the Nike After Dark Syd race in September. While this series follows the journey to the Nike After Dark Tour, it's about so much more than one race. Whether you're lining up on the start line in September or simply love running, you'll find stories, lessons, and conversations that will inspire every part of your own running journey. Charlie Simpson joins to talk about a life shaped by running, from growing up around elite trail and ultra races to building her own place in the sport. She shares what it was like being raised in a running family, how Girl Run Club became a real community hub in Penrith, and why she is excited to take on Nike After Dark in Sydney. The conversation also explores pressure, comparison, strength training, and how Charlie’s relationship with running has evolved as she has moved between trails, roads, the gym, and community spaces. Follow Charlie on Instagram Check our Girl Run Club Disclaimer: This podcast is independently produced by Femmi and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced in partnership with Nike. Any views, opinions, and recommendations shared by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Nike or any other organisation mentioned. Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

The Ascend Diaries: Running Beyond Limits with Giselle Moor

Welcome to the Ascend: to the line training series. This series is all about highlighting the women's running community in the build up to the Nike After Dark Syd race in September. While this series follows the journey to the Nike After Dark Tour, it's about so much more than one race. Whether you're lining up on the start line in September or simply love running, you'll find stories, lessons, and conversations that will inspire every part of your own running journey. This week we welcome Giselle Moor to the Femmi Pod. Giselle is a keynote speaker, disability inclusion advocate and marathoner whose story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when we challenge the limits placed on ourselves, and by the world around us. After a life-changing accident transformed the course of her life, Giselle has rebuilt with courage, curiosity and an unwavering determination to keep moving forward. A wheelchair user and passionate advocate for greater inclusion, she brings an honest and deeply human perspective to conversations around disability, resilience, identity and belonging. Giselle has completed four marathons in four years, taking on the 42.2km distance in her everyday wheelchair and turning endurance sport into another platform for visibility and change. As a key Femmi Sydney community member Giselle is lining up for the Nike ADT Syd this Sept. Follow Giselle on Instagram Listen to Giselle's full story here Disclaimer: This podcast is independently produced by Femmi and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced in partnership with Nike. Any views, opinions, and recommendations shared by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Nike or any other organisation mentioned. Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

The Ascend Diaries: Kath Ebbs on removing the pressure to have fun in running

Welcome to the Ascend: to the line training series. This series is all about highlighting the women's running community in the build up to the Nike After Dark Syd race in September. While this series follows the journey to the Nike After Dark Tour, it's about so much more than one race. Whether you're lining up on the start line in September or simply love running, you'll find stories, lessons, and conversations that will inspire every part of your own running journey. In this episode, we're joined by someone who has become one of the most important voices challenging the way we think about identity, sport, and what it means to create spaces where everyone belongs. Kath Ebbs is a presenter, broadcaster, speaker, content creator and fierce advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community. Through their work, Kath has built a platform that encourages people to question societal norms, embrace authenticity, and have the conversations that aren't always easy but are incredibly important. Disclaimer: This podcast is independently produced by Femmi and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced in partnership with Nike. Any views, opinions, and recommendations shared by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Nike or any other organisation mentioned. Follow Kath on IG Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

The Ascend Diaries: Femmi leaders Grace + Georgia chat community

Welcome to the Ascend: to the line training series. This series is all about highlighting the women's running community in the build up to the Nike After Dark Syd race in September. While this series follows the journey to the Nike After Dark Tour, it's about so much more than one race. Whether you're lining up on the start line in September or simply love running, you'll find stories, lessons, and conversations that will inspire every part of your own running journey. In this episode, we explore the power of community in women's running, the importance of authentic spaces, and how running can transform lives. Featuring insights from Grace and Georgia, our Femmi community leaders in Sydney, we discuss building inclusive, supportive environments for women in sport. Disclaimer: This podcast is independently produced by Femmi and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or produced in partnership with Nike. Any views, opinions, and recommendations shared by the hosts and guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Nike or any other organisation mentioned. Listen to Grace's story here Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

Become a better runner: Coach Lyds answers your questions

In this episode, Coach Lyds answers your questions. Lyds unpacks what it really takes to build a strong, resilient runner, from creating an endurance base without breaking down to understanding how weekly mileage, speed sessions and consistent training all work together to help you perform on race day. We also dive into pacing strategies, tapering, recovery, periodisation, and the role of nutrition, including natural fuelling, introducing gels, and training your gut for the demands of the half and full marathon. Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

Removing the pressure: last minute entry to Gold Coast Marathon

Lyds is joined by her training partner and friend Ella as she just found out she is running the Gold Coast Marathon tomorrow. Ella and Lyds discuss their marathon race plan, focusing on the importance of having fun, managing pressure, and embracing the journey over the outcome. They share insights on mindset, training, and the unpredictable nature of marathons. If you need a reminder to have fun while racing, this is the episode for you. Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

It is 2026. Can we stop making women feel bad about themselves?

In this conversation Lyds discusses the harmful societal narratives around women's health and exercise, emphasizing the importance of shifting focus from weight loss to strength, confidence, and joy in movement. She shares personal insights and calls for a change in how women are encouraged to view their bodies and fitness. Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

Breaking the Good Girl Script: Reclaiming Women's Power with Caitlin Judd

In this episode we welcome Caitlin Judd as our guest. Caitlin is an author, speaker, coach and one of Australia’s leading voices on women’s wellbeing, confidence and self-worth. Caitlin recently released the book Good Girl, Goodbye, which explores the hidden conditioning many women grow up with — the pressure to be agreeable, high-achieving, self-sacrificing and ‘good’ at the expense of their own needs, ambition and identity. In this insightful interview, Caitlin discusses the systemic conditioning of women as 'good girls,' the impact of patriarchy, and how women can reclaim their self-worth through awareness and self-leadership. We dive into perfectionism, people-pleasing, burnout, performance-based self-worth, and what it actually looks like for women to stop proving themselves and start trusting themselves. Caitlin's website Caitlin's Substack Caitlin's Instagram Good Girl, Goodbye Free Resources Order Good Girl, Goodbye on Amazon Order Good Girl, Goodbye on Booktopia Download Femmi from the App Store Download Femmi on Google Play Follow us on Instagram @femmi

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