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Meet our women

We like the way our women move. Whether it's a shimmy in the kitchen with family, a gentle game of wheelchair rugby or a solo gym session in the park, our women are moving in ways that work for them and we hope they'll give you some inspiration to do the same.

A woman shadow boxes using practice gloves in her back garden

Amanda's story

“With perimenopause, I feel my body seizing up if I don’t move. Luckily, I’ve learned how to look after my joints.”

See how Amanda is fighting perimenopause

Nagwa's story

“When you make an effort to move, it makes it easier to live, to sleep and to pray.”

Read how Nagwa gets active outdoors

A woman wearing a headscarf uses a chest press machine in a park gym
Three female walking football players pose for a photo, with hands on their hips and one of them holding the ball under their arm

Wendy's story

“It doesn’t feel like exercise. I’m just playing with a great bunch of ladies who've become my friends.”

Learn more about Wendy

Sheri's story

“I'm not in as much pain as I used to be. I feel stronger and more alive.”

Learn about Sheri's active live

A woman smiles as she dances with a group of other women in a studio
A woman with purple hair plays wheelchair rugby

Sonny's story

“I felt like I didn’t belong anywhere. Now I’m part of a community that gets me.”

Read more about Sonny

Sara's story

"I want to be a good role model for my kids and show my girls, especially, that there’s no limit to what they can do."

See how Sara gets active

A mum rides her bike with her two daughters
Two women, the one on the left being pregnant, dance in a kitchen

Yolanda's story

“It’s true that pregnancy is exhausting, but I know that it’s a good idea to keep active.”

Find out more about Yolanda