Podcast appearances and mentions of dame sarah storey

Dame Sarah Storey is Britain's most successful Paralympian of all time. She is a 45-time World champion, a 23-time European champion, and a 77-time world recorder breaker – including times she broke her own records. Earlier this year she won her 18th and 19th Olympic golds at the Paris 2024 games. Her next challenge will be competing on Dancing on Ice.  On the podcast, Sarah talks to Katy Balls about switching from swimming to cycling, the influence of bullying at school and the funding disparity that Paralympians face. She also talks about working with Dan Jarvis and Andy Burnham on improving cycling infrastructure, as well as her preparations for the next Olympics – Los Angeles 2028. Plus, where does she keep all those medals? Produced by Patrick Gibbons. 

Dame Sarah Storey is Britain's most successful Paralympian of all time. She is a 45-time World champion, a 23-time European champion, and a 77-time world recorder breaker – including times she broke her own records. Earlier this year she won her 18th and 19th Olympic golds at the Paris 2024 games. Her next challenge will be competing on Dancing on Ice.  On the podcast, Sarah talks to Katy Balls about switching from swimming to cycling, the influence of bullying at school and the funding disparity that Paralympians face. She also talks about working with Dan Jarvis and Andy Burnham on improving cycling infrastructure, as well as her preparations for the next Olympics – Los Angeles 2028. Plus, where does she keep all those medals? Produced by Patrick Gibbons. 

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As we look forward to the Paralympics at Paris 2024, we're sharing this previous episode with Paralympian Dame Sarah Storey, which was first released on September 15, 2020.Dame Sarah Storey is  the most successful British female Paralympian of all time with 38 World titles, 14 Paralympic Golds and 76 world records.Sarah was just 14 when she made her Paralympic debut at Barcelona 92, winning five medals including two Golds. She went on to win more medals in the pool at Atlanta, Sydney and Athens before moving to cycling and winning more medals on the track and the road at Beijing, London and Rio. Sarah's also six times British national track champion.  Sarah, and her husband Barney, now run Storey Racing, and Sarah's also the Active Travel Commissioner for the Sheffield City Region.Thank you to Sport England who support The Game Changers Podcast with a National Lottery award.Find out more about The Game Changers podcast here: https://www.fearlesswomen.co.uk/thegamechangersHosted by Sue AnstissProduced by Sam Walker, What Goes On MediaA Fearless Women production

Welcome to our August edition of MetCast. As we gear up for the Paralympic Games later this month, we catch up with Manchester Met visiting professor and honorary graduate Dame Sarah Storey, who is part of the Paralympic cycling squad for Paris 2024. Dame Sarah has made history with 17 gold, eight silver, and three bronze medals. From her rise to stardom at just 14 in Barcelona 1992, to her unstoppable success as a para cyclist, Sarah's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.  With her sights set Paralympic glory once again, we had the privilege of catching up with Sarah at the Manchester Metropolitan Institute of Sport. We dive into her medal memories, her thoughts on the future of inclusive sports, and those all-important preparations for the Paris time trial and road race ahead of the games. 

Dame Sarah Storey discusses her remarkable Paralympics career with Ely Oldroyd explaining how she developed her love for swimming, but ended up switching to cycling, where she continued to win gold after gold.

Dame Sarah Storey is Great Britain's most successful Paralympian, winning 17 gold, eight silver and three bronze medals. She was just 14 when she took two weeks off school to compete as a swimmer in the 1992 Barcelona Paralympics, where she won her first two gold medals. Since then, she has competed in a further seven Paralympics, switching to cycling from 2005. A TV documentary inspired Sarah's childhood ambition to take part in the Paralympics, even though her swimming club coach told her that it was too late - at the age of 10 - to start training for an elite career. After competing in four Paralympics in the pool, she decided to try cycling after persistent ear infections and chronic fatigue. She was immediately successful and has continued to win medals at both the Paralympics and World Championships in numerous events, breaking many world records. She is supported on and off the track by her husband, Barney Storey, who is also a gold medal-winning cyclist. They have two children, who were born in 2013 and 2017. Sarah is the Active Travel Commissioner in her home city of Manchester, and is still training with the aim of competing in the 2024 Paralympics in Paris – which would be her ninth games, at the age of 46. DISC ONE: Livin' on a Prayer - Bon Jovi DISC TWO: Spinning Around – Kylie Minogue DISC THREE: It Only Takes a Minute - Take That DISC FOUR: A Different Beat - Boyzone DISC FIVE: This is the One - The Stone Roses DISC SIX: Heroes - David Bowie DISC SEVEN: Wannabe - Spice Girls DISC EIGHT: Step On – Happy MondaysBOOK CHOICE: The Chimp Paradox by Professor Steve Peters LUXURY ITEM: A snorkel and mask CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: Livin' on a Prayer - Bon JoviPresenter Lauren Laverne Producer Sarah Taylor

On this week's Real Talk, Miriam Walker-Khan chats to three incredible athletes, who are also all Mums. Boxing legend Natasha Jonas, seventeen-time Paralympic champion Dame Sarah Storey, and Pakistani cricketer and trailblazer Bismah Maroof discuss their pregnancies and how they managed to come back to competing at the top level of their sports after giving birth - both physically and mentally.  A special thanks to Baz Moffat, founder of The Well HQ, co-author of The Female Body Bible, ex-Team GB rower, and mother, who joins us on this episode to give us her expert advice.  Real Talk is a series from Sky Sports that looks at topics that aren't often spoken about in a sporting context. Please give us a follow, like, or subscribe, wherever you get your podcasts.You can also watch our interviews on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@skysports), read supporting articles on our website (skysports.com), and find us on social media @skysports. Real Talk is presented by Miriam Walker-Khan and is produced by Alice Reeves-Turner, Claire Taylor, and Chessie Bent.

'Ride On! Dame Sarah Storey's Extraordinary Journey of Triumph by SA Sterling is an inspiring book by this italian author who has explored the life of english cycling champion Dame Sarah Storey. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cameron-cowan/support

We start Episode 114 with a review of the fantastic news that England's Lionesses are into the football World Cup Final after a 3-1 win over co-hosts Australia in Sydney. They will take on Spain on Sunday, who beat Sweden 2-1 in their semi-final. We then look back over the weekend's Rugby Union internationals and the bemusing decision by the disciplinary panel to downgrade Owen Farrell's red card in England's win over Wales. This leaves Farrell clear to play in all of England's World Cup games. Scotland came close to a second successive win over France, being cruelly denied by a last-minute penalty. Leigh Leopards won their first Rugby League Challenge Cup Final in 52 years against Hull KR, and Saints won the first ever women's final to be held at Wembley. We also have the latest from Cricket's Hundred – including Tammy Beaumont getting the highest individual score by a batter, as well as a dramatic finish in the London derby at The Oval. We then bring you the highlights from the final week of the UCI Cycling World Championships in Scotland, where Dame Sarah Storey won her 36th career gold. Our guest this week is our resident football correspondent Billy Carr, who joins us at the start of the Premier League season to give his insights on life for Spurs after Harry Kane, as well as his predictions at both ends of the table for the coming season. Another fantastic episode for you to enjoy!

What can you learn about performance in about 10 minutes from the best in sport, entertainment, business and politics?Performance Hacks gives you two great performance tips you can apply to everyday life from each of our Performance People podcast guests.In this episode, a Paralympic power couple reveal how to break any goal down into manageable chunks and explain why it's crucial to keep it fun. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you thought Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park was just for cyclists like Dame Laura Kenny, Sir Chris Hoy and Dame Sarah Storey, you need to listen to this episode!The Park already boasts some excellent infrastructure for walking and cycling but as the Park has evolved, the expectations of residents, visitors, commuters and businesses have changed too.In this episode, we'll hear more about some of the 27 infrastructure schemes getting £150 million pounds of investment from the London Legacy Development Corporation, and making Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park a hotspot for cyclists and walkers alike! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dame Sarah Storey + Barney Storey. Athlete + Coach. Wife + Husband.Sarah Storey's numbers are phenomenal; 28 Paralympic medals, 17 of them gold across 2 different sports. With two kids in tow and still motivated to achieve more, she's having a tilt at her 9th Paralympics in Paris next year, by which time she'll be 46 years-old.Joining Sarah is her husband, Barney, who has 3 Paralympic cycling golds of his own. Barney is Sarah's coach and confidante, manages the all female Storey Racing team and is responsible for keeping the show on the road.Together they discuss the mindset that enabled Sarah to see beyond the school bullies, her ambition to double up next year at the Olympics + Paralympics and how they have made parent/training multi-tasking work.This four way conversation was recorded on 2nd March 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In April's episode, we attend the official launch of the Manchester Metropolitan University Institute of Sport. Harnessing the power of sport, the new Institute will bring together pioneering research, partnerships and teaching in sport, exercise and health.   We join Leader of Manchester City Council, Bev Craig, The Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham and 17-time Paralympic gold medallist, Dame Sarah Storey to discuss how this world-class Institute will use research to inspire the next generation of athletes and help people grow well, live well and age well.  We also discuss the challenges around the Net Zero skill shortage and the impact this has on our workforce, training and the next generation.  Amer Gaffar from the Manchester Fuel Cell Innovation Centre and Professor Liz Price, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Sustainability, explore the need to retrain our current workforce to ensure we hit our net zero targets.  And finally, we hear from Dr Derek Bousfield, Head of Department in Languages, Information and Communications and author of the book ‘Talking in cliches'.  We find out how cliches have a role to play in creating a sense of community and explain why we find them so useful for managing relationships and expressing identity. 

Ned and Laura chat with Dame Sarah Storey, not only Britain's most successful Paralympian, but the new Cycling & Walking Commissioner for Greater Manchester, having previously held the role for three years in South Yorkshire.We hope you enjoy this episode of Streets Ahead, a podcast dedicated to the world of active travel, liveable streets and people-focused urban design.We're on Twitter and welcome your feedback on our episode: http://www.twitter.com/podstreetsaheadIf you're reading this, please can you take 1 minute to give us a rating and write a review? It helps us more than you probably think. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dame Sarah Storey is as inspiring as an athlete can be.17 Paralympic gold medals. 40 World titles. 77 world records including the para-cycling Hour Records. Manager and Captain of her own race team, Storey Racing. Leader of the Skoda DSI Cycling Academy. South Yorkshire Active Travel Commissioner.Hosts James Spender and Emma Cole certainly had lots to talk about. After they'd finished discussing Wordle.Interview starts at 12.35.If you liked this episode, please remember to leave us a review, comment and make sure to share with your cycling friends!To apply for the SKODA DSI Cycling Academy see here.For more on the Cyclist Magazine Podcast - https://www.cyclist.co.uk/cyclistmagazinepodcastSubscribe to Cyclist Magazine now - https://cyclistmag.co.uk/cyclistmagazinepodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, I head to East London to the epicentre of what was once the Olympic Village during London 2012, to link up with a Paralympic cyclist who quite literally gives us a guided tour throughout our 1 Mile stroll.   Since securing her 17th Paralympic Gold Medal during Tokyo 2020, my latest Monday Miler has become Great Britain's most successful Paralympic athlete of all time, the iconic Dame Sarah Storey. Her tally, sitting at 8 Olympics, consists of 17 Gold medals, 8 Silver and 3 Bronze is a phenomenal feat, and today we have a very special episode to mark the announcement that Dame Sarah is an official nominee for BBC Sports Personality of the Year. We delve into conversation around how the narrative and visibility of Para Sport can be raised, and how winning BBC Sports Personality of the Year would be a first ever for a Para athlete. So you know what to do, tune into BBC Sports Personality on the 19th December to GET YOUR VOTE IN!  During our stroll we chat about the highs (of which there were many), and the lows of Sarah's career, and we have an honest conversation around the subject of bullying and how her strength of character saw her go on to be the true pioneer that Sarah is today.  Aimee will be probing for answers from the full spectrum of routines; the early birds who have finely tuned Monday mornings, to the late risers who struggle to get up before 11am. How do elite athletes find the motivation to kick start their week come rain or shine? How do celebrities deliver no matter what the time of day? What knowledge can they pass on? Each episode drops on a Monday morning and plays out in real time. Aimee will meet each of her guests for a walk and a chat and over the course of the mile she will find out how they cope on a Monday morning - their idiosyncrasies, breakfast routines, alarm noises - and how, when they need to, find the motivation to kick-on through the week.  Dropping every Monday as a bitesize piece of content and weekly dose of motivation - right when you need it - sharing some of Britain's greatest athletes' secrets on self-motivation, candid thoughts on what they struggle with and a sideways look at some of their more unusual morning habits.  Head over to IG to watch the visuals of our episode and what we get up to on our Monday Mile. https://www.instagram.com/aimee_fuller/   Filmed and Edited by Jack Holmes. 

Tokyo 2020 delivered once again - Paralympics GB delivered too!The greatest British Paralympic ever in Dame Sarah Storey, the best ever performance by a cycling team, 8 medals for Para Table Tennis, 2 out of 4 golds for British Rowing, Hurricane Hannah Cockroft smashes it on the track again, Sir Lee Pearson and his dancing horses...So many stories so many good moments to discuss - we try and round up the best bits for Britain - on what has been another extraordinary Games for so many reasons!And if this got you in the mood, we also look ahead to Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games! Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With 16 Paralympic Gold medals to her name, Dame Sarah Storey is one of the most successful paralympians of all time. She is a multiple gold medal winner at the Paralympic Games in both swimming and cycling and has broken 76 world records in her career spanning almost 30 years.  Sarah was born without a fully functioning left hand after her arm became entangled in the umbilical cord in the womb. She overcame a challenging time at school and focused her energies into her sport. Her success is truly inspirational, and testament that we can succeed in any area of our lives – no matter what challenges and adversity is thrown at us. In this mastermind episode as I unpack how Sarah is still winning gold medals aged 43. Find out more about her “be the best you can be” mantra, finding intrinsic motivation, the power of personal praise, emotion control – and what she does when things don't go to plan. Please take a moment to rate and review the show so that we can inspire more people with Sarah's story.  If you'd like to join the Sporting Edge Members Community to get 24/7 access to over 600 insights to accelerate your personal and professional development, apply the discount code PODCAST100 in the checkout https://www.sportingedge.com/membership/ (here) to get your first month for free.  Links mentioned: Register for the LIVE Winning Mindset Q+A with Jeremy https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZItduCvpzwuGdHrglM1jgNUHbT5IOWxDm1z (here): Connect with Jeremy Contact hello@sportingedge.com  LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysnape/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysnape/)  Twitter https://twitter.com/thesportingedge (https://twitter.com/thesportingedge) Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TheSportingEdge (http://www.facebook.com/TheSportingEdge) Website http://www.sportingedge.com (http://www.sportingedge.com)

While Team GB Paralympic cyclist Dame Sarah Storey is breaking yet more records in Tokyo by winning her 15th gold medal, we revisit an interview from last year on the Mum's the Word podcast. Sarah is Great Britain's most decorated female Paralympian with 14 Paralympic gold medals (and counting!). Sarah spoke about her experience competing at the top in track and road cycling whilst starting a family with her husband Barney. Training through both pregnancies and having c-sections for both births, Sarah built a team of support around her that helped her get back in the saddle, winning a world titles just months after giving birth. The women discussed breastfeeding and how Sarah made it work through training and competition by training around both her children's schedule and picking her moments to get out on her bike so that she could still be there when her kids needed their mum. Sarah gave insightful and empowering advice for all mothers, not just the athletes.Hosts: Sarah Newberry-Moore & Pam RelphFor complete shows notes and more information, links and resources as well as other conversations from the world of women's sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World's First and Only Podcast Network for Women's Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

Andy Stevenson and Tanni Grey-Thompson celebrate the first 2 days of the Paralympics. Lee Pearson won his 12th Paralympic title as Great Britain took five golds across four sports on day two. Cyclist Jaco van Gass and swimmers Tully Kearney and Maisie Summers-Newton, all set world records on their way to winning gold medals. Tanni speaks to Dame Sarah Storey after she won Britain's first gold medal of the Games. Plus – Andy chats to Jonnie Peacock ahead of his quest for a 3rd gold medal in a row in the 100 metres.

It's opening ceremony day - the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics are finally getting underway a year later than planned.14 time gold medal winning cyclist Dame Sarah Storey is a year older too but she's planning on three events in the Velodrome and on the road at the Fuji Speedway... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you prepare to interview a 29-time World champion and Britain's most successful female Paralympian? In short, it started 10 years ago. THE SUNDAY SCHOLAR takes a lighter look at leadership. Full of ideas, insights and inspiration. It's our weekly newsletter—reimagined as a podcast. Something to be expected. Something to look forward to.

In episode 16, “Accelerating the UK active travel market” we explored one of the most exciting areas of growth and opportunity within urban mobility, and why it matters so much to the Connected Places Catapult, and the future of healthy, connected and net zero places. Active travel is about creating options for us to move more. This can have a massive impact on our physical and mental health, the air quality in our overly congested cities by getting more commuters out of cars and onto bikes and footpaths, and the UK's collective effort of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. In this episode we kick off a series of conversations we've been having with businesses, place leaders and experts in active travel. We ask what seizing this potentially huge opportunity for economic growth and public health and wellbeing looks like around the country. How do we design our cities for more active travel? How do we ensure that change is led by communities and accessible to all? And where are the opportunities, at home and abroad, for government and industry to get ahead of the curve? We begin by speaking to Dame Sarah Storey, one of the most decorated British athletes of all time and the Active Travel Commissioner for the Sheffield City Region. We also hear from Will Butler-Adams, CEO of Brompton Bikes, one of Britain's best known cycling brands and sold all over the world. Music on this episode is by Blue Dot Sessions and Phill Ward Music (www.phillward.com) Show notes To find out more about the Sheffield City Region's active travel programme, check out their Active Travel Implementation Plan, as well as the region's interactive Active Travel Map. You can click on these links to read the two UK government reports that are referenced in the episode – Gear Change: A Bold Vision for Cycling and Transport, and Decarbonising Transport: Setting The Challenge. To read and download the Catapult's Net Zero Places Innovation Brief, which explores a number of new market opportunities in the active travel sector, click here. On the 23rd June we're running an event on Connecting Homes for Healthy Ageing as part of our multi-year Homes for Healthy Ageing Programme which is contributing towards the UK Government's goal of supporting older people to live at home independently for 5+ years longer. We'll be exploring the barriers and opportunities for leveraging innovation to overcome the existing healthy ageing challenges in the UK. To register for free, click here.  On the 1st July we'll also be launching our UK Cities Climate Investment Commission, in partnership with Core Cities and London Councils. We'll be presenting some early-stage findings on the estimated Net Zero investment need of the UK's Cities. It's a piece of work that we've commissioned in the run-up to the COP26 Climate Change Summit in Glasgow later this year. To register for free, click here. To find out more about what we do at the Connected Places Catapult and to hear about the latest news, events and announcements, please sign up to our newsletter!

As part of the Olympic Virtual Series, we're welcoming 14x Paralympic Gold Medalist Dame Sarah Storey to the podcast. With 75 world records across both cycling and swimming, she's a veritable multisport legend. The Olympic Virtual Series is jam-packed with exciting events, and will serve up a full month of action June 1–27. Come join us for Olympian-hosted podcasts and Olympian-inspired workouts with surprise guests, all leading to 24-hour group rides as well as a broadcasted chase-style event with Olympians! 

Paul Jones and Kate Charlton talk to Annie Emmerson.Annie Emmerson is a former international athlete, who competed in triathlon, duathlon and running.  Over a ten-year period she raced in all three sports for Great Britain winning five major medals. She retired at the top of her sport in 2006 as the World #1 Duathlete.  Since retiring from professional sport she has worked in a multitude of rolls including lead ITU World Series race commentator for the BBC.   She also works as the main reporter in the new, exciting and innovative Super League Triathlon Series!Annie has worked at the Olympics as a presenter and commentator of the triathlon races.In 2020 she launched the Her Spirit Podcast with Louise Minchin – interviewing an incredible list of amazing women, which have included the likes of Mel C, Dame Kelly Holmes, Claudia Hammond, Jo Whiley and Dame Sarah Storey to name just a few.That's just some of the highlights, she is also coach.  This is well worth a listen... Annie talks about different coaches, Super league Triathlon, working for the BBC, the "Her Spirit podcast" and wine!You can listen to the Her Spirit Podcast HERE

Today’s guest is…British Paralympic cyclist and former swimmer, Dame Sarah Storey. She is a multiple gold medal winner at the Paralympic Games in both cycling and swimming, and six times British national track champion. Her total of fourteen gold medals makes her the most successful female British Paralympian of all time. In her podcast, Stripped Back Sport, Kirsty Gallacher sits down for an open discussion with some of the greatest sports stars of our time; delving into the high and low moments of their careers, as well as their personal life and the sides to sport that have never been discussed before. Listen and subscribe to Stripped Back Sport with Kirsty Gallacher on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts. IG: @gallacherkirsty Twitter: @TheRealKirstyG

There could be up to 8000 fans at Wembley for the Carabao Cup Final, Ollie Watkins found out he was in the England squad for tonight’s match with San Marino by text, Trevor Sinclair called Watkins’ inclusion months ago and he couldn’t be happier, while Gareth Southgate is impressed with the Aston Villa striker from the short time they’ve worked together. Dame Sarah Storey still has reservations about going to a very different Olympic and Paralympic Games later this year, while Brora Rangers director Ben McKay can’t believe the clubs achievements in the Scottish Cup. Wales score one of the best team goals you’ll see, but fall to Belgium while Dwight Yorke opens up about his move to Manchester United back in the late nineties. Goughie ends the day on Drive by teaching us all what the French for ‘Darren’ is. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To celebrate International Women's Day, we're going inside the mind of some of the most successful women from elite sport, business and the performing arts. I'm lucky to be surrounded by some amazing women – my mum, wife, two daughters, and the mostly female team at Sporting Edge. Whether you're male or female tuning in, let's celebrate what women have achieved through their discipline, confidence and resilience.  We dive into the Member's Club Library to learn more about the power of role models, hearing from former Great Britain hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh and Director of Actor Training at RADA Lucy Skilbeck. Developing confidence and overcoming self-doubt has been instrumental for former professional football player Eniola Aluko, former NZ rugby union player Anna Richards, and former Great Britain hockey player Helen Richardson-Walsh. We also learn how to have a successful career alongside a vibrant family life, with advice from senior corporate executive Ilaria Gregotti and the FA's Baroness Sue Campbell. British Paralympic cyclist Dame Sarah Storey and British former skeleton racer and Olympic gold medallist Amy Williams also share their inspirational thoughts to help more women to seize their opportunities.  Join our Members Club community and get 24/7 access to all the insights featured in this show along with over 1000 high performance strategies to accelerate your successhttps://www.sportingedge.com/membership/ ( here). Use the code INSPIRE21 at checkout to get a free month's trial.  Links to upcoming webinars and programs: https://sportingedge.com/services/digital-coaching-programmes.html (Digital Coaching Programs) https://sportingedge.com/services/remote-teams-collection.html (Remote Teams Collection) Links mentioned:  https://www.sportingedge.com/podcasts/episode-21.html (Episode 21: 5 MENtal Insights) https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/micro-lessons-motivation-setbacks-psychology-from-joe/id1498626216?i=1000509504612 (Micro-lessons: Motivation, Setbacks and Psychology from the Joe Marler Show‬) https://www.sportingedge.com/resources/women-who-win-whitepaper.html (Whitepaper: Seven Secrets of Women Who Win) Connect with Jeremy Contact hello@sportingedge.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysnape/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysnape/)  Twitter https://twitter.com/thesportingedge (https://twitter.com/thesportingedge) Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TheSportingEdge (http://www.facebook.com/TheSportingEdge) Website www.sportingedge.com

Dame Sarah Storey is the most successful British female Paralympian of all time with 38 World titles, 14 Paralympic Golds and 76 world records. Sarah was just 14 when she made her Paralympic debut at Barcelona 92, winning five medals including two Golds. She went on to win more medals in the pool at Atlanta, Sydney and Athens before moving to cycling and winning more medals on the track and the road at Beijing, London and Rio. Sarah's also six times British national track champion. Sarah, and her husband Barney, now run Storey Racing, and Sarah's also the Active Travel Commissioner for the Sheffield City Region. This series of The Game Changers is supported by Sport England, who have done so much to tackle the inequalities women face across all areas of sport.

Sarah and Pam’s guest is GB Paralympic Sport legend Dame Sarah Storey. Sarah is Great Britain's most decorated female Paralympian with 14 Paralympic gold medals (and counting). Sarah spoke about her experience competing at the top in track and road cycling whilst starting a family with her husband Barney. Training through both pregnancies and having c-sections for both births, Sarah built a team of support around her that helped her get back in the saddle, winning a world titles just months after giving birth. The women discussed breastfeeding and how Sarah made it work through training and competition by training around both her children’s schedule and picking her moments to get out on her bike so that she could still be there when her kids needed their mum. Sarah gave insightful and empowering advice for all mothers, not just the athlete ones.For complete shows notes and more information, links and resources as well as other conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit https://wispsports.com/listen/mums-the-word. WiSP Sports is the World’s First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.

Sarah and Pam's guest is GB Paralympic Sport legend Dame Sarah Storey. Sarah is Great Britain's most decorated female Paralympian with 14 Paralympic gold medals (and counting!). Sarah spoke about her experience competing at the top in track and road cycling whilst starting a family with her husband Barney. Training through both pregnancies and having c-sections for both births, Sarah built a team of support around her that helped her get back in the saddle, winning a world titles just months after giving birth. The women discussed breastfeeding and how Sarah made it work through training and competition by training around both her children’s schedule and picking her moments to get out on her bike so that she could still be there when her kids needed their mum. Sarah gave insightful and empowering advice for all mothers, not just the athlete ones. Hosts: Sarah Newberry-Moore & Pam Relph Producer: Sarah Newberry-Moore Duration: 45 mins For complete shows notes and more information, links and resources as well as other conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s First and Only Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 60 hosts, 1300+ episodes across 50 shows and over 7 million downloads. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.  

We are joined by four-time super-middleweight champion boxer Carl Froch, who has worries for Anthony Joshua before his recently announced fight with Tyson Fury. Irish rugby legend Brian O'Driscoll talks taking up baking, playing in empty stadiums and being mistaken for former Ireland team-mate Ronan O’Gara. We catch up with new friends - racing driver Daniil Kvyat and Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil – to hear how the music and gaming lessons are going. To what extent has the postponement of Tokyo 2020 and the coronavirus lockdown affected athletes and their training? That’s the question we put to multiple Paralympic champion Dame Sarah Storey. Scottish golf great Colin Montgomerie debates how the sport has changed and what needs to happen moving forward to make it a more level playing field. Tennis star Katie Boulter reveals she is also competitive off the court, especially when it comes to board and card games with her housemate, and fellow tennis player, Laura Robson. Plus we look ahead to Royal Ascot with its director of racing, Nick Smith.

In this seventh episode of the season of the Her Spirit podcast BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin and BBC Triathlon presenter Annie Emmerson talk to Dame Sarah Storey.Sarah has competed in 7 Paralympic Games (3 in cycling as Sarah was previously a swimmer), Sarah is now Great Britain’s longest serving athlete. Sarah began her Paralympic career as a swimmer, competing in four games: Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004, picking up a combined total of five gold, eight silver and three bronze medals.Following Athens Sarah decided to make the switch to para-cycling and has enjoyed incredible success as she not only dominated para-cycling events but has also enjoyed significant success in non-disabled events.Having given birth to her second child in October 2017, Sarah announced her return to international competition with a dominant display to win two gold at the 2018 Paracycling Road World Championships and since then at the 2019 Track World Championships Sarah won 2 gold and a silver, along with securing victory in the Omnium test event and briefly holding the Flying 200m Time Trial world record before it was broken two minutes later.She was appointed at in May 2019 as Active Travel Commissioner for the Sheffield City Region. Her role will involves championing active travel and working alongside Mayor Dan Jarvis to create a region in which more people travel on foot, by bike or by public transport.She talks openly about her relationship with food, which in her teens wasn't a very positive one, and being close to being hospitalised with an eating disorder. Her approach now is about being strong and not being obsessed with numbers to determine your own health.Her mantra is about being the best version of you and the team hashtag #BestVersionOfYou.These podcasts have been made possible through the support of Medichecks www.medichecks.com and Sport England www.sportengland.org.For more information on Her Spirit go to www.herspirit.co.uk

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Fourteen Paralympic Golds, 38 world titles and 76 new world records. And now, at 42, Tokyo will be her first Paralympics as a mother of two. Dame Sarah Storey is the most successful female British Paralympian of all time and more importantly, mother to two gorgeous little people – Louisa and Charlie Storey. Sarah credits her biggest achievement in sport to being able to come back after two pregnancies, securing two titles at the UCI 2018 Para-Cycling Road World Championships just 10 months after giving birth to her second child Charlie. Proving it is possible to juggle motherhood with a comeback to elite level cycling.  Sarah is also a strong advocate for women in sport. She is currently working with SKODA Cycling Academy on their This Is Our Time campaign to try to highlight gender inequalities. She believes in leading by example and hopes her experience as an athlete and mother can help pave the way for the next generation of women.

Topics covered in this episode:Being a physically fit and active child doing dance and playing hockey before starting in athletics. Kadeena had also done multiple degrees including one in physio which she had to leave 9 months in, due to having a stroke in May 2014. Becoming an MS (Multiple Sclerosis) warrior in September of the same year. Always wanting to be an Olympic athlete and thought she thought she was destined for the 200m sprint. She was then told that to get to an international level she'd have to become a 400-meter sprinter. That's when things started to go wrong. Kadeena was on the start line of a race but wasn't able to move her leg. Physio told her it was probably just something tight in her back and to stretch it out. Telling your family and friends from the get-go that you want to be independent and if you need help you'll ask, but how do you do that in a nice way? How Paralympic classifications are given--there is a lot of testing! The classification process and the differences between the different classifications. Read more about that here Working hard to train for competitions whilst battling extreme fatigue.Disordered eating and how it is affecting training for Kadeena.Going from 10 training sessions per week to being bed bound for 3 months meant Kadeena put on weight that affected her mentally and physically. Female athleticism and the ‘fat-shaming' pressures female athletes are under when they wear their athletics outfits. The dangers of bulimia, using laxatives and excessive fasting.  If you are struggling with issues surrounding eating please take a look at: https://www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk/ and https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/types-of-mental-health-problems/eating-problems/#.XeJ1spP7QWo Discussing disordered eating issues with friends and family. How they can help. Are fellow competitors friends or foes when it comes to socialising with them outside of athletics events? Being invited on reality TV shows like The Jump and Bake Off. A love of baking cakes for someone who has disordered eating? It's a thing. Awkwardly meeting Royalty whilst super hungover (oops!) Find out who Kadeena's favourite royal is and why! What it's like getting an MBE (which FYI stands for ‘Member of the British Empire'!)How you should live for today because you never know what will be taken away.Kadeena's favourite book might surprise you.Kadeena's weirdest thing will definitely surprise you.Why everyone needs to visit Jamaica! The athlete that broke all the rules and lived to win the medals. Follow Kadeena on #Insta and #FaceyB (Kads words, she's cooler than I am!) Read Kadeena's ‘12 months to Tokyo' blog.  Fact: Kadeena Cox became the first Briton since 1988 to win a medal in two sports at the same Paralympics as she took cycling gold in Rio. Cox, who took T38 100m athletics bronze on Friday, won the C4-5 time trial as Dame Sarah Storey finished fourth.Join the tribe and become ENabled!:Search Facebook: ENabled Warriors Or Insta: Enabled_Warriors Are you affected by stress? Take our 5 day stress challenge and see if you can live stress free click: enabledwarriors.org sign in to messenger and click ‘get started' to start the challenge.

Find out how Dame Sarah Storey is getting Sheffield active in her role as Active Travel Commissioner. Hear from Strategic Rail Director David Hoggarth on how we're working to enhance the North's rail network.

We speak to our Škoda client, Lisa Kirkbright, and Dame Sarah Storey about how Škoda's #ThisIsOurTime addresses the gender imbalance in cycling. We hear about the successes of the campaign so far plus their ambitions for the future of Škoda 's involvement in cycling.

Yorkshire has taken over from London and Cambridge as the capital of cycling in Great Britain and for the first time in 37 years the UCI World Road Race Championships are taking place in the county all week. The first ever mixed relay Team Time Trial took place on a drizzly Sunday but British cyclists won a brilliant bronze behind the Netherlands and Germany - we hear from British cyclist John Archibald. Dame Sarah Storey had previously set the tone winning the Para-cycling International in brilliant sunshine on Saturday. Michael's been on the course in Harrogate and also looks ahead to the big week of racing still to come!Great British Men’s boxing team came away from Russia pleased but frustrated after a silver ad two bronzes at the World Boxing Championships - Frazer Clarke particularly hard done by, by a judge who overturned his semi-final result to a Russian boxer and without having to give away reason. We also hear from British boxer Rosie Eccles about the risks of the sport but why she’s not concerned about the recent concussion controversy.Captain Kilty has a certain ring to it - the Teeside Tornado is the British captain for the World Athletics Championships in Doha - as Britain name a 43 strong team for the World Para Athletics Championships in Dubai in November - we hear from 100m Paralympic champion Sophie Hahn ...There’s also updates on Rugby, Diving, Swimming, Shooting and even the Beach Games - and we now know when the first British competitor for next year’s Olympic Games will be announced! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the June episode of The Cycling Podcast Féminin we look back at the last month's racing and ahead to next week's Women's Tour, where we will be releasing daily episodes covering the six stages. We hear from Katie Hall, the Boels-Dolmans rider who was second at the recent Tour of California and who is targeting the Giro Rosa. There are also interviews with Women's Tour director Mick Bennett and the defending champion Coryn Rivera. And we hear from Dame Sarah Storey on the new Skoda Cycling Academy. The Cycling Podcast Féminin is supported by Rapha, Science in Sport and Skoda

With a week to go until the Brighton Marathon, we've been asking the senior lecturer in exercise physiology for some tips ahead of the event. Gary, a renowned Paralympic cycling coach who's worked with 14-time Paralympic gold winner Dame Sarah Storey, also tells us about his career, his own endurance exploits in open water swimming and his work with Tokyo 2020 Paratriathlon contender Joe Townsend.

Adversity can make you or break you. In this week’s episode of Don’t Tell Me The Score, Simon Mundie sits down with Dame Sarah Storey to talk about how she overcame difficult moments in her life - from being bullied at school to changing sports midway through her career. Sarah is the most successful female British Paralympian of all time. She won 5 swimming gold medals, before making the switch and adding 9 cycling golds to her haul. She has also competed against able-bodied athletes including at the Commonwealth games. As well as adversity, Sarah also talks about being adaptable, and the importance of feeling in control of events in your life. She argues it’s important to learn from successes as well as failures, and explains how she copes with travelling and competing with two small kids in tow.

In this episode of the Voxwomen Insider powered by Canyon Laura and Abby discuss the recent OVO Energy Women's Tour and the National Championships! Plus, words with Dame Sarah Storey! canyon.com voxwomen.com/podcast

In the final Cycling Podcast Féminin from the OVO Energy Women’s Tour, Richard Moore, Orla Chennaoui and Rose Manley discuss the last stage and the battle for overall victory. While the stage into Colwyn Bay was taken by Finnish champion Lotta Lepisto, it was Coryn Rivera, who has led since day two, who claimed the green jersey of champion. The first ever Women’s Tour winner, Marianne Vos, was second. We hear from Lepisto, Rivera and Dani Rowe, who suffered a nasty crash the previous day but survived the stage to hold on to a place on the podium by finishing third. There are also interviews with last year’s winner, Kasia Niewiadoma, and Dame Sarah Storey, who was there as a spectator and team owner and who shares her thoughts about how the Women’s Tour has developed in its five years.  The Cycling Podcast Féminin is supported by Rapha, Skoda and Science in Sport

Dame Sarah Storey is one of Great Britain's greatest athletes, and amongst the World's most successful Paralympians, winning numerous titles in the pool, before switching to the bike and achieving the same results. While she was born with one of her hands deformed, she is competitive against whoever she races, disabled or not. As well as juggling being parents of two young children, Sarah and her husband Barney also run their women's team, Storey Racing. We headed out from her home in Cheshire to ride a short, sharp, strenuous loop in England's beautiful Peak District.Find the route on Strava and see more on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

14-time Paralympic champion Dame Sarah Storey, former England and current Leinster coach Stuart Lancaster and the Twenty20 superstar Tymal Mills join Eleanor Oldroyd to discuss the sporting issues of the week.