This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Anna Calvert, who is a social media activist and keen supporter of all women’s sports, as well as youth opportunities. Anna is working with the likes of World Rugby World Cup and FIFA on social media and consultancy, and she has a goal of being a sports lawyer and agent.

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This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Reeva Godara, who is a former National-level sports Shooter and participated in Nationals for five years in the 50m Rifle 3P, Prone event, and 10m Air Rifle event.

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This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Yota Englezou, who is an English teacher from Greece passionate about lots of different sports and women's fitness.

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This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Anura Mathis M.A., LPCC, who trains in martial arts (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, Wrestling). She started training in 2021 after leaving a domestically violent relationship. She sought out martial arts for self-defense but fell in love with mastering techniques and confidence. She practices as an EMDR Therapist focused on treating trauma in people of all ages.

She started her Bachelor's degree and career in psychology in 2008. She started her virtual private practice, Freedom 2 Connect Counseling, after finishing her Master's degree in December 2019. EMDR - Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy can help treat traumatic symptoms in people suffering from all forms of trauma, in only a few sessions, and in some clients, symptoms are 100% resolved, permanently!

She also hosts the Freedom 2 Fight Podcast where she interviews martial arts practitioners, therapists, artists, entrepreneurs, etc about their martial arts journey. She finds that martial arts truly helps to heal trauma (mental health) and empower her life.

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This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Emily Wilkinson and Holly Grimes. Holly Grimes works in sport across Greater Manchester, bringing people and organisations together to make sport and physical activity more inclusive and accessible for everyone. She's especially passionate about creating opportunities for young people to lead and get involved — whether that’s through local clubs, sporting events, or youth programmes. She believes sport should be a space where every young person feels like they belong.

Emily (they/them) is GM Moving's People & Leadership Lead where they work to show everyone that they can help others to live more active lives. One of their main passions is tackling inequalities. Outside of work, they're a huge fan of sport - playing and supporting cricket and football has always been a big part of their life.

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This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Nur Hakeemah Burhanudin, who is an 18 year old British taekwondo national athlete representing the south region of England. She has been a competitive athlete for almost 3 years now, but training in general for almost 15 now (crazy how time flies!). She holds a 3rd Dan Black belt, specialises in poomsae, and has been teaching as a coach/assistant for over 6 months now. She's also done some Taekwondo workshops for girls in rural Malaysia through her charity work!

Outside of sports, Nur is currently a gap year student and is about to do a political science degree in September. Though Taekwondo came with a lot of difficulties growing up, she's grown a fond love and passion for it and can't imagine her life without it.

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This episode of Sports for All Podcast features Panti Sarkwah Ebenezer and Nayah Nawaane. Panti Sarkwah Ebenezer is a sports analyst, pharmacy student, and suicide prevention advocate. Nayah Nawaane is a medical student and captain of the UGMS female soccer team, who is passionate about sports equity, women’s health, and inspiring the next generation of female athletes.

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Nathália Pichinin is a student, writer, speaker and founder of The Aurora Institute, an international student-led initiative focused on amplifying access to good quality education and college preparation to high school students all around the world.

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