This conference brings together leading voices from across sport, performance science and education to explore how we can better support girls and women to thrive in sport. Through expert insights on strength and conditioning, nutrition, leadership and female health, the day will provide practical ideas, fresh thinking and valuable connections for anyone committed to improving opportunities for female athletes. If you care about creating environments where girls can participate, perform and lead with confidence, this is a day not to miss.
PADSIS MEMBERS WILL RECEIVE THIS CONFERENCE AT £75+VAT
PADSIS Women's Sports Conference
From £150.00
Thursday 17th June 2027
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