Voice In Sport
Voice in Sport® is on a mission to bring more visibility to female athletes and elevate their voice. Sport Industry Executive, Advocate, Former Athlete and Founder of VIS®, Stef Strack explores the journey of female athletes by sharing untold stories on topics rarely discussed like mental health, body image, female specific sports science and nutrition. Stef hosts a conversation with female athletes, at all levels, inspiring us all to raise our voice, keep playing and change more than just the game.
Podcasting since 2020 • 132 episodes
Voice In Sport
Latest Episodes
Episode 133: Learning to Believe in Yourself with Nicole Hensley
Two-time Olympic medalist and PWHL Minnesota Frost goaltender Nicole Hensley joins us to share her journey navigating self-belief, rejection, and mental resilience in elite sport. From growing up playing hockey with the boys in Colorado to h...
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Episode 132: Remember Why You Started
Canadian Women’s National Team defender and professional footballer Ashley Lawrence shares what it really takes to build longevity in elite sport.From leaving college early to play professionally in Europe, to navigating cultur...
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Episode 132
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Episode 131: Finding Purpose After Sport with Katelyn Ohashi
Former elite gymnast and UCLA standout Katelyn Ohashi returns to the Voice in Sport Podcast to talk about life beyond competition and what it means to redefine who you are after stepping away from sport. In this episode, Katelyn opens up abo...
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Episode 131
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Episode #130: Madison Fulford on Finding Sustainable Ways to Compete Through Burnout
Flag football is one of the fastest-growing sports in the U.S.—but the pathway to the top hasn’t always been clear, especially for women. In Episode 2, Team USA Flag Football athlete and Olympian Madison Fulford returns to the VOICEINSPORT Podc...
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Episode 130
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Episode #129: Lizzi Smith on Confidence, Visibility, and Swimming with One Hand
Three-time Paralympian swimmer Lizzi Smith was born with amniotic band syndrome, which resulted in her losing her left hand. She spent years trying to make that part of herself invisible, but through swimming, the pool became the one place w...
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