Katie Taylor became globally famous without an enemy, a persona or an opinion designed to annoy half the internet, and has always seemed almost magnificently uninterested in the business of being famous. So why do we all love her quite so much?
Kate Courtney has spent much of the past year doing things she didn’t expect. The two‑time world champion talks risk, rediscovering the fun in racing and returning to the brutal Cape Epic for her new Red Bull film Everything to Gain. What happened next surprised even her.
After Callaway and Good Good Golf’s controversial new ad was pulled, we look at what happens when sports brands get marketing to women spectacularly wrong. And why provocative creative and seriously questionable judgement aren’t always the same thing.
Chelsea Woody is a surfer, registered nurse, filmmaker and co-founder of Textured Waves. From challenging representation in surfing to raising awareness of maternal health, she's using the ocean as a platform for change.
In 2022, Glorious examined how Hollywood turned one of the world's most demanding sports into one of its most enduring stereotypes. Four years later, cheerleading is still loud, still proud, and still smiling, but now mainly on its own terms. Documentaries, social media, and a new generation of filmmakers are finally closing the gap between Hollywood and reality.
Behind every punch lies a story of resilience, identity and transformation. Andrea Mae’s striking portraits take you beyond the gym to reveal the fragile strength and personal battles of fighters who find home where others see only conflict.
There was a time when WAFCON introduced the world to Africa's brightest footballers. Today, many arrive in Morocco as established stars. The tournament hasn't become less important because of that. If anything, it has become even more fascinating.
Ted Lasso is back, but this time Ted has a new team, a smaller budget and a much bigger problem. Before Richmond’s Lady Greyhounds can worry about winning, they have to face the realities of women’s football. Season 4 steps straight into the worlds of investment, culture and the challenge of building a team from the ground up.
With the Tour de Femmes 2026 about to be in full swing, I spent part of last summer at the Tour de France to understand why that race still holds such a colossal place in cycling culture, and to imagine what the future could look like for women’s competitive cycling.
… doesn’t stay on tour. We meet team Lidl-Trek’s official videographer Sean Hardy to discover how he captured the chaos, the camaraderie, and the untold stories of this year’s Tour de France Femmes.
It took a 1,454-foot free climb to the top of the Empire State Building to secure an unforgettable proposal. But the arrest is only the latest chapter in Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus' extraordinary love story.
Kim Kardashian may have recently swerved Martin Brundle on the Monaco grid, but Mary McGee stopped him in his tracks. As Le Mans returns this weekend, we revisit the life of a motorsport original who raced cars, conquered Baja and made history on two wheels.
Wimbledon Tennis, for all its grace & strawberries, is the only sporting event where sleeping in a park is considered sensible planning. This is the story of how one writer, armed with a sandwich & a Lime bike took on the most civilised and ridiculous queue in British sport.
Whether you’re braving the queue, scoffing strawberries in the Royal Box or soaking up the atmosphere in the local pub, here’s a comprehensive guide to the leafy south west London suburb from a local
Behind a roller shutter on an Amersham industrial estate sits a boxing gym full of young fighters, world-ranked coaches, Pilates mums and two wandering French bulldogs. Evolve Boxing Academy is proof that the best stories in sport rarely live where you expect them.
The Speed Project is a coveted, near-mythical 340-mile desert race built on the promise of total freedom: no route and no rules. Runner, filmmaker and activist Tilly GW has spent five years helping to make that promise a reality.
Dreams are big, even on the smallest ponies. The Shetland Pony Grand National is a whirlwind of skill, determination, and pint-sized thrills, where young riders chase their racing dreams.
What if sport wasn’t built around winners and losers? Gabriel Fontana is designing new ways to play that challenge competition, hierarchy, and fixed identity, proving that changing the rules can change the whole game.
Louis Bever collects football shirts, shoots on film, cooks in Le Creuset, and wouldn’t be caught dead in a Spurs kit. His portraits are proof that football and feeling can live in the same frame.
Forget what you think you know about hobby horsing – photographer Jack Kenyon dives hoof-first into a world where wooden steeds meet high-flying leaps and boundless imagination. We discover how Britain’s young riders are building a fierce, creative community that’s galloping straight into the spotlight.
"Being the only woman in the room can be a disadvantage or a superpower. You get to choose." From the grease of a diesel workshop to high-stakes ‘half-pipes’ in the sky, Emma McDonald, the sole female competitor in Air Race X, is redefining what it means to be a pilot.
Five first dates. Two sweaty, ridiculous, unexpectedly brilliant weeks. I swapped pub chat for river runs and penalty shootouts to see if sport could save my love life.
As the World Cup arrives in the United States, much of the conversation has focused on what it could do for the men's game. Yet the blueprint for soccer's cultural relevance in America was arguably written nearly three decades ago... by the women.
In Lake Placid, in front of 35,622 fans, Jessie Diggins skied the last race of her career at the first Cross-Country Skiing World Cup Finals ever staged on American snow. We head to one of the most thrilling three-day moments women’s endurance sport has produced in years.
With the champagne flowing, the dressing-room playlists on the speakers and the entire women’s football pyramid packed into one ballroom, we got the golden ticket to the WSL Football Awards to see what happens when the women’s game gathers under one roof.
Halfway up a mountain at the Tour de France Femmes, it’s not the helicopters circling overhead waiting for the peloton that makes you stop, but a group of women, loud, coordinated, colourful, all chanting one name.
As Glasgow City opens a public pitch for its next kit partner, we look at the designers and grassroots communities finally treating women’s football like the cultural powerhouse it is.
What’s it like to be friends on land and bitter rivals the second you hit the water? We head to Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch to meet five of the world’s best surfers, a generation that has grown up together, now competing for the same titles as each other’s greatest support system and most dangerous obstacles.
Fashion has finally stopped pretending sport is just a reference. On the Met Gala steps, the crossover looked less like a trend and more like the industry’s new order, as the worlds of fashion and sport moved beyond flirtation and into full commercial, cultural and creative alignment.
Running a marathon is one thing. Watching someone you love do it, armed with fourteen WhatsApp groups, a shouting voice and a loose grip on logistics, is another. Together, they make the one day a year London remembers how to be kind out loud.
They say water heals, but can it silence decades of self-doubt? I thought swimming in London would be a bleak compromise, but through early mornings, cold water, and crowded lanes, I found an unexpected freedom—and a way to quiet my inner critic.
You don’t need a race number to take part in the London Marathon. Just a loud voice, a carefully plotted route across the city, and a willingness to chase crowds, cheer strangers and claim your post-race carbs.
Don’t let the high hair and tans fool you- the world of Irish dance is shaped by discipline and legacy, where years of training build towards a performance that lasts only minutes. We go backstage at the CLRG World Irish Dance Championships in Dublin.
We met Laila Edwards before the gold medal. Before Milan. Before the headlines. In Wisconsin, with her family around her and Dominique’s camera rolling, we saw the making of a champion who would go on to help deliver Olympic history.
International Women’s Day is back. Depending on who you ask, it is either an important global moment for reflection or the day brands discover the colour pink.
Nordic combined is dying on its feet and women are the only thing that can save it. Annika Malacinski is fighting to make sure 2026 is the final year she is forced to stay cheering her brother on from the sidelines.
Kirsty Coventry runs the Olympic Winter Games on little sleep, strong tea and a pocket full of pins. As President of the International Olympic Committee, she reveals what it takes to deliver Milano Cortina 2026, one of the most complex sporting events in the world.
Six hundred and sixty hours of hand-beading, one lost FedEx package, a tribute to the Spice Girls and a $100,000 Oscar de la Renta dress. Figure skating just had its most fashionable Winter Games ever.
The most geographically ambitious Winter Games in history are under way! From Milan’s ice rinks and art institutions to the Dolomites’ snow-covered slopes, this is your complete guide to Milano Cortina 2026, whether you’re travelling to Italy or watching from home.
Before a single ski leaves a track or a bobsled hurtles down the run, Milano Cortina 2026 has already crowned its fashion winners. Here's our definitive ranking of who's winning before the competition even starts.
Curling might be the most underrated spectator sport on earth. Here's why one woman thinks everyone with an overactive brain should be watching it.
In 2024, Kate Weinberg went down a rabbit hole – an Olympic merchandise rabbit hole – which drew the attention of 2.3 million people and transformed her career almost overnight. We get the inside scoop on why she thinks sports merchandise is still woefully in need of a spruce up.
From trading chaos for calm, swapping booze for bait and late nights for brutal races, Bev Clifford is a force of nature who found power and purpose outdoors. Unstoppable and reshaping what strength looks like, she shares how nature became her greatest power move.
Close your eyes. Now imagine scoring a goal in total darkness. Director and photographer Mathieu Mamousse captures the brilliant journey of SC Schiltigheim’s Women’s Blind Football team as they overcome both gender and disability barriers.
Golf: A traditional, boring game? Or the ultimate cool girl activity? An investigation into the game through the eyes of a 29-year-old fashion journalist, who’s traded cocktails for clubs (well, almost).
Ice hockey: an intense, high-speed battle on ice, known for its passionate crowds, precision, and physicality. For many, it conjures images of American arenas packed with roaring fans. Yet, here in the UK, it’s a different story…
Lounging on the sofa on Sunday I found myself watching Bend It Like Beckham again. It made me wonder: have things really changed for South Asian women in football? A deep dive into whether Jess Bhamra's fight is still a reality today.
What drives a generation of young women to the all-consuming pursuit of perfection? We speak with photographer, Keerthana Kunnath, revealing how young Indian women are challenging traditional outlooks on the idea of beauty or femininity – even if it comes at a cost.
Champagne, fast cars and a world title fight that stopped the room. We go behind the black tie in Monaco for a rare conversation with Matchroom Chairman Eddie Hearn about equality of value, terrifying teenagers and the fight to keep women’s boxing built on substance rather than gimmicks.
Emily Bisgaard’s art breaks the rules, mixing paint and play to challenge how we think about identity and belonging. From bold murals to engaging community projects, she turns life’s messy edges into spaces where courage and connection take centre stage.
Dominique Powers’ courtside view to billion-dollar valuations, this is the story of how the LA Sparks and the league they play for braided community, commerce, and culture into a night out that feels like the future.
Forget the expensive gym membership and the digital tracker. Calisthenics is a free revolution - a new form of strength built on concrete, community, and the idea that real progress belongs to everyone willing to just show up.
Back in the early 2000s, football and skating were all bravado, shell suits and shiny kits straight out of a catalogue. Fast-forward to now, and Palace x Nike have flipped the script. Leah Williamson, Lenna Gunning-Williams and Savannah Stacey Keenan front a remix that redefines who gets to wear the nostalgia.
Juggling work, sport and loud flatmates, one writer struggles to find calm. But what if rest is not about sleep or schedules? Here, her sceptical journey uncovers surprising truths about reclaiming peace in a chaotic world.
With pasta you can’t buy and posters you’ll want to frame, the countdown to Milano Cortina 2026 is off to a deliciously visual start. From alpine drama to design-led storytelling, this Winter Games is shaping up to be playful, visual, and unmistakably Italian.
To defy gravity takes more than nerve. The women of Red Bull Rampage don't just ride, they use fearless skill and revolutionary collaboration to conquer Utah's cliffs and reshape extreme sport forever.
“If you can swing in it, and it looks relatively tidy, then you can wear it.” Nicola Bennett and Lauren Prince are two women who are shaking up the golfing scene. We talk to them about bringing style and fun to a traditional sport
From the spotlight of the stage to the quiet moments of motherhood, Claire Calvert dances through life with grace and determination. Discover how she expertly balances the demands of a top ballet career with the joys and challenges of raising a family.
When she’s not bringing the firepower with Harlequins or Scotland Rugby, Jade Konkel is fighting the blaze with the London Fire Brigade – and she wouldn’t change it for the world
Breaking barriers on the polo field: Meet Hannah Henderson, founder of the Ladies Polo Foundation and the trailblazer empowering women and girls in polo
A Glorious film features women of all ages and backgrounds at London’s Fighting Arts Academy. Here’s why Mixed Martial Arts is for everyone
Wake up at 4am to hang out on the beach? Yes please! We packed our bags and headed to Cornwall to meet three passionate water-women and discuss their profound love of the ocean
She’s solved crimes, won titles, and still finds time to coach the next generation. Rachel Bower doesn’t wait for space; she makes it happen in the Met and in the ring. Find out what power really looks like when it’s lived, not performed.
Does true recovery require an expensive subscription, or is the most radical act of self-care still just a free nap? We poured three glasses of Chardonnay and pitted a sports psychologist against a culture critic to debate the price of self-care.
Stadiums are full and press releases loud, but power doesn’t shift on vibes alone. RAISE Global Women’s Sport Conference returns to cut through the noise and confront what’s holding the sector back. The conversations are direct, expectations high, and if you’re serious about change, being in the room is essential.
Women aren’t just playing the game, they’re designing the stadiums, training centres, and fan experiences that shape it. Meet the architects and designers redefining the future of sports venues for athletes and fans alike.
Times Square turned into a long jump pit, tourists turned into fans, and women’s sport turned the volume all the way up. Athlos isn’t just an athletics meet, it’s a full-blown spectacle powered by world champions, music, and serious prize money. If this is what the future of track looks like, we’re sprinting towards it.
Christy Martin tore through boxing in the 90s, survived the fight of her life outside the ring, and with Sydney Sweeney stepping into her gloves, we explore why her story matters now.
Aitana Bonmatí won her third Ballon d’Or Féminin last week. No shock there. The shock was our Instagram replies. So we invited two Glorious community members with very different views to the pub for a healthy debate…
It started with one restless summer and a handful of teenagers. Now it’s changing how a generation leads. For Penny Snowden, leadership doesn’t begin in boardrooms or on podiums - it starts in the playground.
Fashion and sport have always flirted, trading looks and stealing from each other’s wardrobes, but this season feels different. The flirtation is over. They’ve finally tied the knot, creating a power couple built on ambition, imagination and reach.
From saving lives to smashing lifts, ICU nurse and World Powerlifting Champion Siobhan Taylor talks muscle, mindset and the magic of moving heavy.
Thighs, Travelodges and the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Part bruised, part bewildered, always hungry. This is the story of how rugby made me a fan for life.
It might seem like just miles on the pavement, but in the quiet, pre-dawn streets of Manhattan, one woman finds clarity and peace. This is her ode to early miles, the ritual of running alone, and the strength it brings to a busy life.
Whether she’s pulling on a Scotland jersey, or fighting fires in Wembley, Jade Konkel is a force of resilience and leadership. Her story is one of power built on belief, commitment and unstoppable drive.
Louis Bever collects football shirts, shoots on film, cooks in Le Creuset, and wouldn’t be caught dead in a Spurs kit. His portraits are proof that football and feeling can live in the same frame.
What do true crime podcasts, Chicken Shop Date, celebrity court trials and women’s boxing all have in common? They’re all in my feed. When Netflix served up Taylor vs Serrano III on my homepage, it felt less like a suggestion and more like a shift. Here's why.
Drama, rivalry and a whole lot of cricket. England Women are taking on India in a historic summer series with the men’s and disability teams in tow. From tactics to telly habits, Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight let us in on life at the top of the game.
It’s not just a tournament. It’s about belonging, a patchwork, a movement, a thousand remixed kits spinning through fan parks and fashion feeds. Find out why at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, football-core is taking centre stage.
At home, I need a reason to work out. On holiday, I’ll hike in flip flops to see a goat, then pretend to speak Italian to rent a paddleboard. Why I only say yes to new sports when I’m sunburnt and off-grid.
From reformer Pilates to tempo strength and Hot Girl Walks, low-impact workouts are quietly taking over. The future of fitness isn’t softer, it’s smarter.
Forget the polite applause and cucumber sandwiches. Gurinder Chadha has turned this summer’s England vs India women’s cricket series into a full-blown cinematic showdown.
One director.
One trailer.
One very big story.
Three iconic challenges. One self-made round. A freezing lake, two wheels, 42 peaks, and barely any sleep. We meet Michelle Rothwell, a woman who turned a passing idea into a 57-hour test of endurance.
From hosting a Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping Major to inspiring local school children, Spruce Meadows champions both world-class sport and community connections. We meet Linda Southern-Heathcott to find out how she keeps this iconic venue thriving.
How does one travel with a hammer?! Our latest obsession is the hammer throw—a sport few will experience firsthand. We chat with British champion Anna Purchase about the unique challenges of mastering this sport, LA2028 and the art of packing a hammer!
Discover the untold stories of the female, queer, bi, and non-binary athletes who revolutionised skateboarding in this excerpt from Drop In – the groundbreaking new book that celebrates their ferocious courage, determination, and flair for their sport.
With platforms like Instagram and TikTok tailoring fitness content to your every click and scroll, are you truly choosing your fitness journey, or is an algorithm making the call for you?! Glorious investigates.
Pep Stonor did not set out to change sport, but once she picked up a padel racquet, she never looked back. What began as a hit with friends became a full-scale commitment to making the sport more accessible for women of all ages.
It’s not tennis, it’s not squash, and it’s definitely not pickleball. Here’s what happened when I finally decided to learn what padel actually is. I had questions, and more than a few surprises!
In the heart of Yaoundé, Cameroon, teenage girls are dodging dust, doubt, and defiance to chase football dreams. On cracked pitches and in a system that rarely makes space for them, they’re pushing forward with focus, fire, and a refusal to fade out.
Opinion: Sue Bird’s appointment is what good hiring looks like. After twenty years in sport, one writer asks why leadership pipelines for women are still so often treated like fairy tales.
Record numbers of Gen-Z and Millennials are now taking to the streets in the form of run clubs, but are we celebrating inclusivity, or have we inadvertently formed a new kind of cult? One writer finds out…
Why is 2025 a landmark year for women’s rugby? England’s Maggie Alphonsi MBE and Hannah Botterman delve into the evolution of the sport, the joy of the game, and what the Women’s Rugby World Cup means for rugby and women’s sport.
Run for the fun, not for the clout: Meet the global run clubs redefining what it means to grow a community, one stride at a time.
What kind of person must you be to throw yourself off sheer 40-foot drops in the desert? For the first time in its 23-year history, audacious female athletes stand shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts, making their mark on freeride’s biggest stage: Red Bull Rampage.
Rowing’s unforgiving waters demand resilience and often a mould to fit. Vwairé Obukohwo isn’t just pushing through barriers but breaking societal constructs. As one of Team GB’s youngest and few Black female prospects, she proves that embracing our differences is key to driving progress.
The Australian Football Women’s League (AFLW) is the fastest-growing sport in Australia. So why are women and gender-diverse people still underserved? Director and film maker, Mitch Nivalis, captures the realities in their new film, Equal The Contest.
Women aren’t just playing the game, they’re designing the stadiums, training centres, and fan experiences that shape it. Meet the architects and designers redefining the future of sports venues for athletes and fans alike.
Dreams are big, even on the smallest ponies. The Shetland Pony Grand National is a whirlwind of skill, determination, and pint-sized thrills, where young riders chase their racing dreams.
How do you keep showing up when confidence wavers? We meet professional dancer and movement artist Paris Crossley, who’s turning vulnerability into fuel – one pop, one battle, and one bold step at a time.
“I’m a travel agent, a dog sitter, a personal assistant…” Josie Eliasson’s role as a show groom is anything but ordinary. From behind-the-scenes chaos to ensuring top riders and horses perform their best, discover what it really takes to be one of the world’s top “super grooms”.
Whether you're running, clapping from the sidelines or just here for the free pizza and beer, here's everything you need to know about one of the biggest days in London: The 2025 TCS London Marathon
One DNF, one battered ego, and one more shot at the TCS London Marathon. Will it be a medal, a pint, or another awkward conversation in a foil blanket? A runner’s honest story about second chances and stubbornness.
I’m a wellness addict and I’m fed up with being told how to better my health. The more I hear, the less I know, and I’m starting to question whether any of it is actually making me healthier or just more obsessed.
Being a woman comes with contradictions. Be strong, but not too strong. Be confident, but not too confident. We explore why women downplay their strengths and how we can lift each other up to celebrate every win.
“Burlesque is as much for me as it is for the audience - I am the power.”
Step into Amelia Campbell’s world of performance, storytelling, and self-discovery.
No rope? No problem! We find out how team Taupō Triple Threat conquer the Slip Wall and become New Zealand's Obstacle Course Racing powerhouse.
Vanessa Ruck is no stranger to extreme feats, from desert racing to adrenaline-fueled adventures. But her toughest test yet? The journey of pregnancy. We discover how this fearless rider is taking on her latest challenge—motherhood.
Maya Gabeira overcame a near-fatal injury to ride the world's biggest wave, an achievement captured in the documentary Maya & The Wave. The film's director and cinematographer, Stephanie Johnes, embarked on her own remarkable journey to bring this story to life.
What does it take to turn self-doubt into a gold-medal strike? She battled her inner critic, then unleashed a flurry of Taekwondo kicks that silenced all doubt. We catch up with Paralympic champion Amy Truesdale to find out how she’s developed her unshakable mindset.
What happens when women command one of the world’s most iconic venues? We’re taking you inside the Royal Albert Hall for a night of power, pride, and a sprinkle of diamanté, where women’s boxing seizes the spotlight and crafts its own legacy.
They said sport wasn’t for us. Priscilla Anyabu and Girlz Are Playaz Too is proving them wrong, turning hesitation into confidence and silence into roars, starting with football. But this is just the beginning, and now you’re invited to be part of what comes next.
Racing against gravity 135m in the air with a triple Olympic champion isn’t how I expected to start my working week. Teaming up with heptathlete Nafi Thiam, I set out to help power the London Eye – here’s what happened.
Ever wondered what it would be like to run the Empire State building? You can! From the timeless classics to the kooky and obscure, we’ve put together a list of our favourite races around the world.
Move over, Tyson-Paul—Taylor vs. Serrano’s rematch stole the show. Two warriors, 60 million viewers, and a fight that changed everything. This isn’t just a story about boxing; it’s about how one fight proved women’s sports can dominate the spotlight.
From running 1000 miles around a track to non-stop swimming marathons, endurance athletes have redefined human limits. But as these extreme challenges grow in popularity- and the risks loom larger - it begs the question: where do we draw the line?
What happens in Riyadh doesn’t stay in Riyadh… Golf brought me to the Saudi capital, and the discoveries beyond the fairways were a welcome surprise.
Tits, boobs, melons, jugs—whatever you call them, we’re sure you’ve been hearing a lot about them this month. Do you have information fatigue yet? Maybe. Does this put us off telling you to check your breasts? Absolutely not. Here’s a short guide to chest health.
Freediving is a sport fraught with danger, yet it fosters a community that transcends boundaries. British freediver Ruth Osborn and Kuwait’s Zainab Alwazzan reveal the sisterhood forged in the depths.
Meet the Jeju freedivers of South Korea and find out how etched wrinkles and sun-bleached skin convey beauty, strength and freedom found through fierce independence
“I had to make a change. I resigned from the job I had dreamt of. I gave up the financial comfort, the benefits, the status. I let go of the person I thought I wanted to be.” Mariana Ormaechea shares her journey from burnout to self-discovery.
Suzy Spence, an artist with a feminist perspective and a love for sport, captures the power of women equestrians through her vibrant paintings, pushing boundaries in the traditionally male-dominated world of horse racing and polo.
Football shirts have evolved beyond the pitch, entering high-end fashion circles. But why? Is it a rebellious statement against the male-dominated football culture, or just fashion’s latest obsession with subverting the ordinary?
Women didn’t run marathons in the 1960s, but fortunately, Kathrine Switzer’s defiant Boston entry changed the course of history
Vietnamese photographer Chiron Duong’s work is all about emotion: love for his country, its food, its people. And his project, on the Ao Dai national costume, gives us an insight into his world
How can sportswomen juggle the demands of peak physical performance with the ticking clock of fertility? We get the lowdown from fertility expert Professor Geeta Nargund.
What happens when you fill a room with industry leaders from the world of women’s sports? We headed to Google HQ for the RAISE Women’s Sport Conference to dive into the exciting progress being made and tackle the real challenges ahead, driving lasting change for women’s sports.
Calf roping is a girl thing. Kim Raff’s ‘Rodeo Kids’ project sheds light on young lives challenging gender norms
From the spotlight of the stage to the quiet moments of motherhood, Claire Calvert dances through life with grace and determination. Discover how she expertly balances the demands of a top ballet career with the joys and challenges of raising a family.
Discover how F.C. Como Women and the innovative sports wear brand MAAREE are redefining partnerships and changing the game.
Think surfing’s all about sunny beaches and golden tans? Meet Lucy Campbell, the UK’s seven-time Women’s National Surfing Champion, who’s making waves in freezing British waters.
From figure skater to industry leader, discover how Sally Corander's passion for sport has led to groundbreaking initiatives empowering communities and women globally.
Sport is sport, athletes are athletes. But I’ve been questioning if my admiration for Paralympians carries a hint of patronisation. Are societal attitudes clouding how we truly celebrate their achievements?
Tired of the same old stock sports photography? From the sidelines of the Olympics to the heart of local communities, these female and non-binary photographers are changing the way we see sport.
As the Paris Olympics achieve gender equality among athletes for the first time, questions remain about equal representation in the media. Outdoor sports photographer and producer, Hannah Bailey, travelled to Paris to investigate the gender imbalance amongst sports photographers and connect with other female image-makers.
When you think of Paris, twinkling lights and romantic evenings probably spring to mind, not a night marathon during the Olympics. Yet, the 2024 Paris Marathon Pour Tous offered just that. We caught up with runner and writer, Ali Ball, who took on this extraordinary challenge.
The age of 16 conjures up ideas of exam stress, our first jobs and house parties, but not for F1 Academy’s youngest driver and social media sensation, Chloe Chong. Glorious gets the goss on what’s driving female participation in the world’s most high-octane boys club.
Forget tutus and tiaras, MANA Dance is a fierce, all-female force challenging the way we see women in dance. We meet the duo to discover how they're redefining movement with strength, resilience, and a whole lot of attitude.
From the starting line to centre court, athletes are making waves with more than just their skills. We discover how nail art is redefining athleticism and empowerment, one dazzling design at a time.
From a small town to global podiums, Tia Pearl is redefining what’s possible in adaptive skateboarding, showcasing unparalleled skill and determination on both wheels and crutches.
From conflict zones to Olympic glory, the Refugee Olympic Team, led by boxing star Cindy Ngamba, has shown the world the true meaning of courage and resilience.
The Olympics have been a whirlwind for both avid sports fans and the more laissez-faire, armchair critics among us (you know who you are). Amidst the athletic feats, it's the incredible journey of mother-athletes who have truly captured my heart.
What makes an athlete win? There’s genetics, a regimented training programme, and a team of professionals building these superhumans. But what about their unique rituals and superstitions? Glorious investigates.
Behind the Swarovski embellished costumes and thespian make up are two young Bristolians who spend 60 hours a week together as an artistic swimming duet. Is this what it takes to become the favourites for a gold medal at Paris 2024?
Get ready for more than just breathtaking performances at the Summer Games. We take a look at the national kits that are turning heads (and a few that might leave you scratching yours!).
From beloved bistros to charming cafe's, our guide highlights the best places to eat, drink, stay, and explore near each Olympic venue, ensuring a Parisian adventure free from frantic Googling!
High jump hero turned next-gen icon. Morgan Lake is a rising star whose story soars far beyond the bar. We catch up with the Team GB athlete as she gears up to take flight—literally and figuratively—at Paris 2024!
95% of CEOs have a background in sport. Why? Entrepreneur, boxer and full-time mum Stephanie Sollers gives us the answer.
What is it like for women on the International show jumping circuit? Show jumping legend Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum, the only woman to conquer the World No.1 ranking, lifts the lid on her extraordinary career and reveals why the Rolex Grand Slam is the ultimate prize.
Discover how queer artist and football coach Rosanna Frith-Salem is transforming the pitch into a canvas and creating inclusive spaces for marginalised players in London.
Craving a feel-good film or a powerful documentary that will have you cheering from the sofa? Look no further! Dive into our curated list of 10 sports-themed movies and tv shows.
History often forgets the whispers of remarkable women. But today, we rediscover Dorothy Pilley, a pioneering climber who co-founded the Pinnacle Club and shattered expectations in a man’s world. Her great-great nephew Dan Richards, gives us a glimpse into her adventures.
Forget match point, did you see Marta Kostyuk's wedding dress... on the court at Wimbledon?! Here's the story behind her unique Wimbledon outfit that blurred the lines between love and the court.
Prior to 2023, Tamra Green hadn’t run or hiked more than ten miles, so how on earth did she manage 340 miles solo across the US just one year later, becoming the first Black American woman to complete The Speed Project Solo Mission?
Forget the glamour, it's a 365-day fight for survival. We meet Katie Swan, the British tennis ace rewriting the rules.
Palomas, pagris and a whole lot of cricket. I'd never been to women’s cricket until I ventured to The Kia Oval in south London to watch England take on India in a summer showdown - what I found was a T20 that felt less like a polite sporting event and more like the summer party you didn’t know you needed.
From CDG x Salomon to Jacquemus x Nike, luxury fashion and sportswear collaborations are everywhere. We investigate the reasons behind this ever-booming trend.
From Baesianz FC to her star-studded dinner party line up… why is London-based artist Nicole Chui embroidering football jerseys?
Tennis star Madison Keys is using her position for a greater good: to spread a message of kindness and banish social media trolls forever
Gender play and accolades: “Once upon a time, there was a little girl in Scotland, who was actually a little boy.” We chat to Rose Reilly, whose determination has taken her far in women’s football
Believing that exercises for the face are as important as those for the body, Inge Theron’s FaceGym is changing the beauty landscape
Still daydreaming about summer escapes? Us too! We've trawled the internet for some of the best deals on hotels and holidays, and thought we'd share some of our faves with you!
Are online fitness influencers masters of deception or authentic role models? We deep dive into the rise of #deinfluence with imagery generated by an AI bot's response to #fitnessgoals
Former footballer Agathe Breton is still very much in the game. We chat to the photographer and filmmaker about how she uses her skills to highlight women and girls in sport
It’s an athletic and skilled practice, but will pole dancing ever (and should it) shed its sexy image? We take a deep dive into the art of pole and talk to women at its core
How do you recover from the face of adversity? Rock faces and all, we chat to climber Molly Thompson-Smith about bouncing back from injury and the new heights she’s hoping to reach
“Sometimes, people don’t take you seriously when you are shooting with an iPhone.” Award-winning photographer Luisa Dorr talks about her photographic work, and how she centres women in the frame
“Why shouldn’t women train their muscles? Why are women supposed to look weak?” Photographer Martin Schoeller captures the strength and dedication of women bodybuilders
From the adrenaline rush of action sports to the thrill of creating life-size sculptures, we chat to artist Holly Bendall on how she’s found her work-life balance
Have you ever sent an email when you've been a little drunk and it changed your life? That’s exactly what amazing sculptor and ceramist Emmely Elgersma did to fulfil her passion for football
Jansson Stegner’s distinctive work focuses on strong female athletes. Intrigued by their power and strength, Glorious talks to the artist about his style and inspiration
Project Backboard is proof that sport and art are two of the most universal languages we have. The world over, amazing artists are transforming basketball courts and bringing communities to life
We talk to photographers Jojo Harper and Ashley Gruber and find out the lengths they go to in order to get their coveted shots of the notoriously tough Paris-Roubaix Femmes cycling race
Rhonda Harper accidentally found a surf school in Dakar. Now the Californian has made it her home, plans for a bigger and better school and is helping empower local girls for whom surfing was always ‘for the boys’
From precision juggling to practically balletic flick ups, 21 year-old Lirian Santos’ football freestyle is something to behold. We sit down with the Brazilian native to discuss the beautiful game
Los Angeles-based Russian artist Anastasia Korsakova's impressive works stem from her love of water and sports. We find out where she's heading next
Precious Adams is no stranger to shaking things up. We speak to the ballerina about being only the second Black dancer in the history of the English National Ballet and her struggles when living and training in Russia
Rugby player Simi Pam was left with no choice but to cut off her hair. In Simi’s own words she raises the important issue that Black women face, and how their hair will often deter them from playing sport
What happens if we accept and embrace failure? British sprinter Imani-Lara Lansiquot talks about failure and how she learnt to come out on top
Jasmin Paris has entered the history books as the first woman to conquer the Barkley Marathon. Join us as we unravel the mysteries surrounding this secretive and legendary ultramarathon.
Do you trust the Internet when researching facts? Rebecca Sowden didn’t, due to the number of statistical inaccuracies that disadvantaged sportswomen, so she created Correct The Internet and now change is in progress
It's hard to imagine hurtling down a ski slope without eyesight, but that's exactly what Austrian skier Carina Edlinger does. In her own words, Carina details how she has found ways to overcome her disabilities to help her win and – more importantly – find happiness in life
Breaking records and conquering mountains is commonplace for lawyer turned ultramarathon athlete Fernanda Maciel. We find out what drives her constant appetite for endurance sports
When she’s not longboarding around the streets of South Korea or the rest of the world, Hyojoo Ko can be found creating content for her massive online following. We meet the skater to discuss femininity, Korean work culture and its skating scene
Photographer Sophie Harris-Taylor is known for her effortlessly truthful and intimate imagery. We speak to Sophie about her work focusing on her ballet school series
Ever felt discouraged from surfing because you didn't match the stereotypical surfer image? Jessa Williams is breaking waves and boundaries. The surfing community that she has created is a symbol of empowerment, unity, and the celebration of diversity
No barriers, no borders, Beth Duryea’s CANYON//SRAM cycling dream teams are made up of women from all over the world. We find out how she's making big changes in the sport
Ditch the diet culture and run for joy. That is how Kelly Roberts approaches running with the Badass Lady Gang, a community she founded that gives women a safe haven in the fitness space
Is Susie Wolff the solution to diversifying Formula 1? As Managing Director of the new F1 Academy, she aims to propel more women into the sport. We deep dive into the world of motorsport and meet drivers Tatiana Calderón and Jessica Hawkins to discuss the ever changing landscape
The Apprentice winner, Marnie Swindells is in the biggest fight of her life so far. As she builds her new empire, we caught up with the headstrong championship boxer and businesswoman to understand how community has the power to create real change beyond the sport itself
The equestrian world can seem, and is, very white, so what is the industry doing to become more accessible and inclusive? We talk to Naomi Lawson, co-founder of Riding a Dream Academy, who is working hard to turn the tables
Glorious meets the fascinating women of Weeki Wachee Springs in Florida to find out what it takes to become a professional mermaid
What is it like to break down barriers? Middle Eastern racing driver Amna Al Qubaisi studies, models and roars around a racetrack. We find out more
Is 'detoxing' just diet culture re-packaged in wellness wrapping paper? We explore the resurgence of diet culture and the dangerous consequences it can have
“It’s the most hilarious thing when I tell people I'm a professional electric scooter racer. They’re just like, ‘What? That’s so crazy.” Model and adrenaline junkie Jordan Rand enthuses about her sporting craze
Breaking barriers on the polo field: Meet Hannah Henderson, founder of the Ladies Polo Foundation and the trailblazer empowering women and girls in polo
Fourteen women, an epic 550km relay run beginning in Santa Monica. We meet runner Tilly GW and photographer Ashley Stewart to explore the necessity of sisterhood in overcoming mental and physical challenges, as they pushed through the demanding terrain of Death Valley desert to make it to the Las Vegas finish line
Celebration of friends, movement and Black women's stories. We meet pioneering Tanzanian artist Sungi Mlengeya to discuss how she followed her innate need to create
Why does the hijab tend to grab more headlines in Western media than the success of the woman wearing it? Glorious, with the help of photographer Giulia Frigieri, examines the subject
The word ‘Cholita’ had previously been used as a derogatory nickname for the Aymara women of Bolivia. Todd Antony photographs a marginalised female tribe of climbers fighting back in their own way – and reclaiming the word
A love of horsemanship and telling stories has morphed into a captivating career for videographer Emmie Sperandeo, who now travels the world to film life on a ranch
Being a plus-sized woman had held back Emmie Harrison-West but rock climbing gave her a confidence and optimism that changed her view of sport, her body and her life
“If you can swing in it, and it looks relatively tidy, then you can wear it.” Nicola Bennett and Lauren Prince are two women who are shaking up the golfing scene. We talk to them about bringing style and fun to a traditional sport
Model, photographer and writer Laura Bailey discusses her passion for boxing, and how the sport can empower women, strengthen communities and change lives
If you view cheerleaders as young, enthusiastic women, then think again! We meet the inspirational Sun City Poms, a retiree cheerleading troupe from Arizona who subvert the perceptions of ageing
After Kenyan athlete Agnes Tirop was killed by her husband, fellow female athletes decided to act. Forming a platform, the Women’s Athletic Alliance, they raise awareness and help others move forward
A Glorious film features women of all ages and backgrounds at London’s Fighting Arts Academy. Here’s why Mixed Martial Arts is for everyone
Wake up at 4am to hang out on the beach? Yes please! We packed our bags and headed to Cornwall to meet three passionate water-women and discuss their profound love of the ocean
We explore the experiences and insights of open water swimmer Gilly McArthur and gain a greater understanding of the transformative power of water and the urgent need to protect our oceans, rivers, and lakes for future generations
From basketball courts to murals and sculptures, artist Lois O’Hara uses the power of colour to brighten up public spaces. We chat to her about working with brands, the changing landscape, and what’s coming up next
Welcome to the first Glorious ‘Edition’! Ever wondered who’s working behind the scenes of the sports industry? So did we! That’s why we’re excited to bring you this Glorious Edition that explores the business of sport. Here our Editor Alison Root considers the evolving landscape
Ever wondered who's responsible for making the deals behind your favourite athletes' success? Meet sports agent Robyn Tallis, the mastermind behind managing some of the top talent in the sports industry
How does Rosie Hall balance brand integrity while partnering with a sporting supergiant like Nike? Meet the founder of The Rogue Room, a new approach to yoga that breaks down barriers and fosters community
How are brands harnessing the power of women's sport? We asked marketing experts Jenny Mitton and Neil Hopkins of M&C Saatchi Sport and Entertainment to discuss the dynamic and rapidly evolving space
What’s it like to capture women’s sport? How do you balance your creative personal projects with branded campaigns? We sit down with famed sports photographer Karen Yeomans to discuss the changing commercial landscape and the realities of earning a living through photography
Ever looked at your sports gear and wondered how on earth it’s constructed? We sit down with two tutors from LCF’s Fashion Sportswear course and meet a group of 2023 graduates to discuss the future of sportswear design
Engaging in sports is like a secret recipe for youths. We explore the concoction of lifelong benefits and celebrate the power of sports with some incredible youngsters that have not only found joy and passion, but also a path to success
Meet Isabelle Kyson, whose journey goes beyond the track. The 15-year-old is on a mission to reverse the decline in teenage girls’ participation in sports
Fancy jumping out of a plane? Meet Maja Kuczyńsk, the young fearless skydiver who began her journey aged 10 and is soaring to new heights
Cindy Whitehead shattered stereotypes and blazed a trail for female skateboarders. We dive into Cindy's mission behind her movement, Girl is NOT a 4 Letter Word, and unravel the evolving representation of women in skateboarding
Lewes Football Club is breaking barriers and shattering norms. We chat to General Manager Lynne Burrell about how the club is transforming football through equality and community ownership
This week we shine a light on some of the amazing pioneers in women’s sports that have shattered societal norms, challenged stereotypes and advocate for a brighter future within and outside the realms of sport
Finding they were being treated unfairly compared to their male climbers, one group of women started their own club, which is still breaking boundaries over 100 years on
As one of the world’s most celebrated Thoroughbred jockeys, Julie Krone tells us about entering a man’s world, injuries, comebacks and triumphs, and how being a mother means more to her than anything
From motherhood to boxing glory. We discover the inspiring journey of Adelaida Ruiz, who fought against the odds to become a world champion, and her fights are far from over
Horse trainer extraordinaire Julia Williamson shares her passion for horses and how best to rehabilitate and connect with them to form a wonderful horse-human relationship
How does adrenaline fuel athletes to push beyond their limits? We delve into the fascinating relationship between women and the electrifying surge of adrenaline, uncovering how it empowers them to achieve remarkable feats
Breaking gender barriers, Jenny Fletcher races into the realm of motorsport, empowering girls to shatter stereotypes and embrace their passions through the revolutionary Girls on Track programme
“You protect your teeth and your shins… why not your brain?!” We meet Judith McMinn to discuss how her groundbreaking invention is changing the game by reducing the risk of concussion and sub-concussions
The year is 2050. The impact of automation and AI on the world is becoming increasingly evident. But how will these advancements in technology shape the future of women's sports? We asked ChatGPT!
World-class players, flowing champagne, stylish fans and a generous serving of strawberries and cream. We're off to the tennis with Emanuele D'Angelo of Broken Rackets!
From Saints superfan, to Fan of the Year and beyond. Meet Steph Williams whose appearance on Netflix's Queer Eye completely transformed her life and perception of fandom forever
When you think of basketball, chances are you think of the US. We meet London Lions General Manager Vanja Cernivec to discuss growing women’s basketball fandom in the UK
What happens when a sports photographer turns his lens to rodeo? Joe Hale chronicles his night at the rodeo and discusses capturing the essence of fandom in his work
Curious about esports and the future of gaming technology? Or what it's like to be a woman in space? We had all these questions too and turned to Anna Rozwandowicz for answers!
Welcome to the Glorious 'Women in Tech' edition! This week we're shining a spotlight on the intersection of sports and technology, and the incredible women who are leveraging tech to transform the game
How can a career in tech intersect with a passion for extreme sports? Turns out, more than you would probably think! Josie West shares her unique perspective on leveraging technology to enhance sports performance
Has technology changed the way we play? From bespoke chairs in wheelchair basketball to advanced data analysis in cricket, technology has transformed the way athletes prepare and compete. We meet Sophie Carrigill and Tammy Beaumont MBE to discuss technological advancements
What did you do in the pandemic? With the Peruvian government prohibiting beach-visits, Ana Elisa Sotelo found herself swimming away from the city and joining Las Truchas, an inspiring group of wild swimmers
From horse riding to racing driving, Barbie has done it all! Whilst she has been a beloved doll for generations, her unrealistic beauty standards have also garnered criticism. We deep dive into the history of the iconic toy and her relationship with sport
Only four per cent of all marathon runners manage to break three hours – Erica Stanley-Dottin is one of them. We asked her what making ‘the List’ really means – and discovered how running is nothing without community
“We need to prove that everyone has a right to the outdoors.” Tales of nature and women who exist outside the mainstream are creative forces for Abbie Merritt’s art. We talk to the visual storyteller about her inspiration and what’s coming up next
What makes two sisters excel in the realm of running? Is it a matter of nature or nurture? We sit down with Hannah and Jodie Williams to delve into their exceptional athletic prowess and creative abilities
This week, we're taking a deep dive into the subject of family and sport, exploring the fascinating question of whether sporting talent is inherent or nurtured. Here, our editor Alison Root shares her thoughts
What if your children excel in a sport? How do you nurture their talent and handle the business side of things? Meet Jenny and Charlotte Lynch - a mother-daughter duo making waves in the world of football
Comfort's Angels, a football team founded by Comfort Etim, provides a sense of belonging for refugees and asylum seekers. This team is proof of the transformative power of football as they weave together an extraordinary family
“We were very lucky to be gifted with the philosophy that everything is achievable.” Annika and Jessica Horn, daughters of renowned explorer Mike Horn, talk about how he shaped their mindset – and now they strive to empower women everywhere
“The outdoors, to me, is why I love cycling so much.” Discover the extraordinary journey of Evie Richards, whose love for the outdoors has propelled her to remarkable achievements in cyclocross and mountain biking
By embracing outdoor activities, whether it’s through heart-pumping sports or tranquil walks in nature, we reclaim a part of ourselves that often lies dormant in the digital age
Get ready to be immersed in a truly awe-inspiring experience. We meet the female trio behind Aguascopio, a one of its kind project combining artistic swimming, photography and costume design
Meet Sian Richardson, founder of The Bluetits, whose journey from a non-athlete to a passionate advocate for cold-water swimming has inspired thousands around the world
Discover a thrilling exploration of the outdoors with photographer and filmmaker Krystle Wright, a true adventurer of both the mind and spirit of the soul
Are you obsessed with exercise, do you know when to stop? We chat to personal trainer Emily Akins about her fitness journey and the importance of striking the right balance between physical and mental wellbeing
Film director Jade Ang Jackman and stunt woman Ayesha Hussain are a fighting combo in more ways than one! Creators of the community Babes with Blades, the pair chat about how they are shaking up the action and sports industry
Travelling from one country to another to juggle a career with sport is what comes naturally to Maeve McKenny. We chat to the pharmacist and lacrosse player about how she manages her life to stay at the top of her game
Your mum raised you to be organised! On top of things! Prepared for all occasions! This Mother's Day, don’t rush out in the morning-of to grab a bunch of flowers! We’ve compiled a list of gifts your active marvellous mother will love!
Ruth Osborn swapped a career in the public sector for a life in Ibiza to follow her love of water, which led her to become one of the UK's best freedivers
Not many people follow their passions and start a career aged 15, but that’s exactly what Eva Nys did, combining her love of photography and dance
Get ready to elevate your summer getaway to new heights of luxury and recreation. We unveil three extraordinary global destinations where the perfect fusion of indulgence and sport awaits, promising an unforgettable holiday experience
The sizzling connection: This week, our stories revolve around summer, and we delve into the multiple reasons why the season is strongly associated with sports
More accustomed to fashion shoots, ace photographer Radka Leimeritz turned her lens to capturing tennis stars in a stylish new way and her collections of portraits and tennis locations are a gift to the sport she loves
As surfing embraces “more women, genderqueer and trans people in the surf conversation”, we talk to photographer Gabriella Angotti-Jones about the changing scene
As summer truly beckons with its promise of warmth and renewal, we sit down with inspiring yogi Cat Meffan, to discuss her immersive retreats, and the undeniable synergy between yoga and the blissful summer season
We explore the experiences and insights of open water swimmer Gilly McArthur and gain a greater understanding of the transformative power of water and the urgent need to protect our oceans, rivers, and lakes for future generations
Curious about how you can make a difference and help conserve the ocean? We sit down with marine conservationist and keen diver Kendra Nelson to learn more about her journey, the biggest threats to the ocean, and how you can take action
Dive into the extraordinary world of Zena Holloway, a visionary artist and underwater photographer who has harnessed the power of nature to revolutionise fashion and design
Wake up at 4am to hang out on the beach? Yes please! We packed our bags and headed to Cornwall to meet three passionate water-women and discuss their profound love of the ocean
Do you make sustainable life choices? This week, in honour of World Ocean Day, we're highlighting some amazing women who are passionate about our oceans, rivers and lakes, and intent on preserving them for future generations
Freediver Alenka Artnik took a deep breath and disappeared into the sea depths. She reemerged a record breaker. We meet Alenka to discuss her extraordinary talent
Overcoming a debilitating illness? Tick. Becoming the first boxer in the world to fight wearing a hijab? Tick. All while studying law? Tick, tick and tick! We sit down with Safiyyah Syeed to discuss the power of sport and perseverance
“Humour is the ultimate defence reaction” says London-based photographer and director Aleksandra Kingo in conversation with Glorious
Vietnamese photographer Chiron Duong’s work is all about emotion: love for his country, its food, its people. And his project, on the Ao Dai national costume, gives us an insight into his world
What makes an enjoyable cycle ride? For Kitty Pemberton-Platt, what counts is community and good coffee and we find out why they are so important to her
From precision juggling to practically balletic flick ups, 21 year-old Lirian Santos’ football freestyle is something to behold. We sit down with the Brazilian native to discuss the beautiful game
Discover the inspiring journey of Suzy Spence, an artist, feminist, and sports enthusiast, as she shares her passion for painting jockeys and breaking barriers in the male-dominated world of horse racing
From martial arts world titles to acting as stunt doubles in Hollywood blockbusters, when it comes to combat sports, the Bruce sisters have done it all, but they still have a lot of fight left
Are you fuelled by curiosity? One woman dives into the captivating and serene world of the ocean to find out how photographer and marine scientist Oriana Poindexter captures its beautiful yet unknown secrets
No barriers, no borders, Beth Duryea’s CANYON//SRAM cycling dream teams are made up of women from all over the world. We find out how she's making big changes in the sport
"We're bonded by this game." Award-winning photographer and rugby player Lara Miller loves to support ‘badass women’. We chat to her about her passion and find out why she’s such an advocate for the women’s game
Respecting the dedication of the athletes and telling their story is what drives photographer Ilanna Barkusky. The Canadian-born artist, now living in LA, talks to Glorious about her work
Founded due to a lack of diversity, representation, and safe spaces for new skaters, Doyenne has grown into a brand and studio that aims to inspire and represent their community both locally and globally. We meet the collective's founders
Glorious packed their bags and headed to Alpe d'Huez to hang out at Tomorrowland Winter with our friends Mount Noire and ellesse. We learn about the representation of colour and community at this mega party on the slopes
Do you really appreciate how your body moves? Fascinated by the complexity of the human body and how it works, Caroline Péron’s illustrations beautifully capture movement through sport
Detective by day, boxing trailblazer by night and then some. We talk to Rachel Bower about her love of the sport, how boxing improves lives and why she would like to coach England footballer Leah Williamson for a bout
When was the last time you piled into a packed bar to find women's sport being shown on the TV? We detail the highs of our Red Roses watch party and the positive changes for the next generation of young female players and spectators
It was a no-brainer for Chern’ee Sutton when asked if she would like to design artwork for the Women’s World Cup, but how does she bring her rich cultural heritage to life through her paintings? We find out from the Indigenous Australian artist
Women's football may be driving all the media attention and social buzz, but women's rugby is poised to become the next catalyst for change. Glorious spoke to the women who are working behind the scenes in rugby to find out how and why women’s rugby is set to spark the next women’s sport revolution
Swimming in water under 5°C gives most people the shivers just thinking about it, but not famed ice swimmer Jaimie Monahan. We chat to her about mental resilience and the joy she finds in taking the plunge
How does one juggle being a senior ICU nurse and a powerlifting champion? We catch up with Siobhan Taylor and find out how she's smashing her juggling act
“Won’t you get bored riding in circles?” Writer Amy Sedghi chronicles the joy and hardships of a charity challenge that sees riders cycle 500km in one go around Herne Hill Velodrome!
The Batley Ninjas rounders team does more than play a game, it’s a lifeline and a confidence builder. We chat to team captain Sofiya Makda
“Sport is insane in the way it can bring people together to such a degree that is unpredictable, extraordinary and humbling.” In her own words, GB coxswain Erin Kennedy provides an inspirational update on her breast cancer journey
Hot colours and desert settings are the hallmarks of photographer Natasha Wilson. She talks to Glorious about finding her style and what’s coming up next…
How do you keep your balance when rebounding onto a 4-inch wide bar? We find out from Naika Aymon about her mesmerising acrobatic skills and what life as a circus artist is really like
What determines strength? We meet Icelandic athlete Sara Sigmundsdóttir to chat about barbells, bodies and balance
“I wanted to show that there was a fuller, more nuanced and definitely more optimistic side to getting older.” It’s not all about youth: photographer Alex Rotas talks about ageism in sport and how she captures a different side to the world of athletics
A fire foot archer?! It’s an unusual job title, but for Orissa Kelly, firing burning arrows with her feet is all in a day’s work
Los Angeles-based Russian artist Anastasia Korsakova's impressive works stem from her love of water and sports. We find out where she's heading next
When Sara Barnes was robbed of her active lifestyle, open water swimming became her saviour. In her own words, she details how she took the plunge and why she wants more women to do the same
Skater, skier, mother, influencer, the list goes on. We discuss 'hustle' mentality and the crossover between skateboarding and fashion with Stefani Nurding
Just how do you dive off a 21-metre platform into the sea below? We speak to high diver Rhiannan Iffland about feeling the fear - and doing it anyway
Dress on, hair done, makeup flawless… most would be heading off for a night out, but not Kristina Makusenko, she’s ready to dive in. We speak to the underwater dancer about her extraordinary talent and huge social following
There’s something very special about middle distance runner Athing Mu. Smashing records and propelled into the spotlight, find out how the young world champion is literally taking life in her stride
Just how do you bring up three babies and play rugby at the highest level? In her own words, Zainab Alema aka The Bulldozer details her balancing act
Tracie Garacochea is a force of nature. She’s a true trailblazer for adaptive sports and proof that whatever your age or disability, skateboarding is for everyone
Precious Adams is no stranger to shaking things up. We speak to the ballerina about being only the second Black dancer in the history of the English National Ballet and her struggles when living and training in Russia
If you thought 2022 was a significant year for women’s sport, team Glorious is already looking forward to what should be a mega 2023. Here’s Editor Alison Root's round-up of what we can expect and a selection of inspirational stories to help kickstart your new year
What goes through your head before diving 28 metres off a cliff? Do you ever get used to it? We meet professional high diver Jessica Macaulay to find out
“I needed a sport like rugby, where I could be physical and confrontational and big and that would be cool.” We talk to the athlete and entrepreneur about why contact makes sense to her and why she will always fight back
We speak to photographer Todd Antony about the story of the Flying Cholitas and how he captured the magic of these Bolivian wrestlers mid-air
Rising CrossFit star Aimee Cringle constantly battles preconceived ideas about women’s weight. Glorious chats to her to find out how she’s part of a movement that’s tearing up the rulebook
It's Christmas and team Glorious want to celebrate the amazing sporting stories over the past year. Editor Alison Root shares some Glorious highlights that truly showcase the breadth and popularity of women's sport
With a passion for Japanese street fashion, a love of colourful hair, and an advocate for important causes, British sprinter Jodie Williams stands out in the world of athletics. We chat to the two-time Olympian about running, fashion and why she is lending an ear to support others
How does one reclaim their confidence after a life-changing event? Amy Conroy talks about traumatic teenage years to success as a basketball champion, and why one photoshoot took longer to come to terms with
Chloe Whylie is known as a weightlifter and spoken-word artist but she’s about to add further strings to her bow. The world of rugby now awaits for this gifted and motivated woman. Glorious investigates…
Jumping out of a plane at 9,000 feet on a skateboard is all in a day's work for professional skater Leticia Bufoni. Glorious meets the Brazilian Olympian to chat childhood, freedom and flying
A history of bike builders: past, present and future. We speak to the women breaking the mould by welding bespoke frames
When you think of a rower, the chances are you think of a posh, white male. We meet Londoner Vwairé Obukohwo who's on a mission to change this perception, and we sit down to chat about balancing studies with rowing, mentorship and Nicki Minaj!
Everyone wants to lead a more sustainable lifestyle, right?
We speak to sustainability graduate Holly Ragan who’s given us her top 5 tips to make your workout more sustainable and that doesn’t break the bank!
Performing the role of Odette in Swan Lake is a dream come true for professional ballerina Claire Calvert. Photographer Flore Diamant captured Claire's backstage rehearsals, and here the pair discuss their love of dance from every angle
For too long the cheerleader has been regarded as a ditzy, sexualised, female figure of fun. Glorious takes a peek at the history of cheerleading and declares it’s time for positive change
Joe Hale is always on the move, whether running for fun, or chasing around a stadium to photograph the world’s leading athletes in his own unique way
“I always want people to be able to see horses, and to be able to get into the sport.” Tilly Berendt joins British international showjumper Jodie Hall McAteer for a hack through Hyde Park to find out about Jodie's lifestyle and what it takes to compete with the world’s best
Photographer Chris Scott Snyder wanted to capture a series of work on rodeos; this took her on a steep learning curve, getting to know its people, customs and passions. Here she talks about that experience, and what lead her to this point
We talk to This Fan Girl co-founder Amy Drucquer about changing the portrayal of female football fans and the platform’s latest campaign to provide a better experience for women watching football in pubs
We speak to photographer Brad Walls about his new book, Pools From Above, and his amazing skill to develop beautiful, symmetrical drone photography with female athletes taking centre stage
Bandits, haircuts, sexism and a lot of capsizing. Darcy Gaechter’s journey from newbie to world-class expedition kayaker changed the sport forever
If it weren’t for running and a love of croissants, photographer Tekla Szőcs would never have crossed paths with Samantha Dong. Tekla tells the story of how they connected, the New York City running scene, and the importance of community and friendship
If you view cheerleaders as young, enthusiastic women, then think again! We meet the inspirational Sun City Poms, a retiree cheerleading troupe from Arizona who subvert the perceptions of ageing
Rugby player Simi Pam was left with no choice but to cut off her hair. In Simi’s own words she raises the important issue that Black women face, and how their hair will often deter them from playing sport
French photographer Jérôme Tanon’s stylish, analogue portraits on the slopes shift women to the centre of snowboarding’s story
On Scotland’s Highland hills, Hannah Bailey and Lyndsay McLaren skateboarded like no one had ever done before, breaking stereotypes, barriers and expectations along the way, that not only exist within skate culture, but the outdoors too
The word ‘Cholita’ had previously been used as a derogatory nickname for the Aymara women of Bolivia. Todd Antony photographs a marginalised female tribe of climbers fighting back in their own way – and reclaiming the word
Flora Beverley, aka Food Fitness Flora, knows the effects of a bad relationship with food, but those times are long gone, and she now channels her energy into helping others lead a healthier lifestyle, as well as training for her next ultramarathon
Lexi Laine uses her skill as a freediver to create photographs that focus on women and the beauty of the oceans that are affected by climate change. We talked to her about her work and what inspires her
“Skating is about freedom… and being able to express yourself through music.” Documentary photographer Debby Besford talks about artistic roller skating and keeping those times alive through her work
“I felt the pressure that social media presents of the perfect pretzel yogi.” This was Kat Pither’s first impression of the yoga scene, so she set out on a mission to create an inclusive and comfortable space for others to feel connected through yoga
“I knew it would be tough: sharks, wind, currents, swell.” In her own words, Lauren Tischendorf explains the inspiration behind her history-making swim
“I can utilise the hormones that are working for me at the time.” Jessica Ennis-Hill and Dr Emma Ross on their period-planning app that helps you get the best out of every stage of your cycle
From circus academy to spinning for a living on the ocean wave, hula hoop and balance artist Jess Mews talks us through her fascinating journey
A documentary film, Raise The Bar, shows how an Icelandic girls’ basketball team and their unconventional coach makes a stand against gender parity
It’s not always an easy journey but many British women, often former athletes, are taking over as sport presenters, commentators and pundits. We discover what the journey is like for Jacqui Oatley, Jeanette Kwakye, Eilidh Barbour and Iona Stephen
Moon boots, elitist skiers and men-only contests. Tina Basich revolutionised snowboarding by breaking the mould so others could follow in her footsteps
Illustrator Matt Munday creates work that celebrates the beauty and joy of movement. And, as he tells Glorious, “If I can put a smile on a few faces, then it’s definitely worth doing.”
Is the archaic ballet world finally opening up to those offering something different to the traditional image? We ask the experts
“I’ve lost track of the amount of times I’ve asked an Olympian if they’re okay with another take, just to remember their entire careers are built around practising and repeating the amazing things they do.” Tom Watkins on capturing the perfect portrait
“Football means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. But it always means something.” Glorious meets Goal Click, the organisation championing female storytellers and connecting the world through the power of football
Cycle fan Claudia Bixer shares her immense enthusiasm of the Peloton experience and interviews some of their superstar instructors
Californian daredevil Dottie Frazier’s love of scuba diving meant that she had to break into a man’s world. We explore the life and achievements of the adventurer and heroine of the deep
We go behind the scenes with our women-led crew to show how movements were captured that truly define the number 300 and how these will encourage more women to get moving
Are you a doomscroller or joyscroller? Athletes Lina Nielsen and Samantha Kinghorn talk about the effects of mobile phones and social media – and how their lives have been energised by movement
Give keepie-uppies, skipping and skateboarding a try! That’s what Thea Kyvåg, Sarah Louise and Danni Gallacher do to keep moving. They tell us their story, what inspires them to move, and why the number 300 is so significant for people’s wellbeing
“We know how easy it is to get into a scroll hole," say two PUMA employees about the overuse of mobile phones. Glorious heads to Manchester to find out how they kick a scrolling habit
We speak to US designer Alex Proba about pivoting to tantalizing swimming pools: “My work is a celebration of colour and pattern.”
“I am keen on capturing sports that involve a level of staging and dress up in order for the athlete to perform a theatrical spectacle.” We talk to photographer Rachel Louise Brown
When she’s not bringing the firepower with Harlequins or Scotland Rugby, Jade Konkel is fighting the blaze with the London Fire Brigade – and she wouldn’t change it for the world
A series on the rise of Black women in rodeo. Meet the American photographer who is showcasing an unseen side of Western culture
Bubbling hot tubs are the last thing on these women’s minds – they’re all about sub-zero dips in near-frozen lakes. Glorious finds out what motivates them to go to such extremes
“This condition can cause long-term and devastating damage to your physical and mental health.” Cross-country runner Pippa Woolven talks about RED-S, her recovery and how she’s educating women about it
Documentary directors Joya Berrow and Lucy Jane make an impact with their dramatic short films. Surf Girls Jamaica is one such tale. We talked to the couple about their work and what drives them
Can tech really help us upgrade our health and wellbeing? Even if you haven’t heard of the term "biohacking" before, you’ve probably encountered a version of it. Glorious investigates the science (and art) behind some of the ways we’re controlling our health
Tennis star Madison Keys is using her position for a greater good: to spread a message of kindness and banish social media trolls forever
The Rapha Women’s 100 is back, and bigger than ever. Cyclist Lindsey Walker tells us what life on two wheels means to her and how the W100 is all about celebrating women in cycling and going the distance together
“I want to see more plus-size bodies in a joyful state.” Trina Nicole’s dance platform is accomplishing much more than she imagined. We talk to The Curve Catwalk founder about her plans
"I learned that contortionism is one of the oldest physical art forms." Fascinated by contortionists, fine-art photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten tells Glorious how her series came to life
“We were the only Black girls on the mountain,” says Wenona Barnieh about her first ski trip. Now she and four friends run travel group Mount Noire to help others head for the slopes
“I’m not one of each, I’m a bit of everything.” Muay Thai champion Annabelle Gely on identity, motherhood and seeking joy above all else
Michele Poirier Mozzone's series 'Fractured Light' is an example of how she loves to explore the human body and areas of pure abstraction to create extraordinary underwater paintings
“I’ve woken up in ditches and had no idea which direction I had come from or how long I’d been there.” Ultra-trail runner Stephanie Case on running into the unknown and her mission to support Afghan women and girls through sport
Fresh off the back of a history-making title, British gymnast Georgia-Mae Fenton on getting into the zone listening to hip-hop or rap music and what it takes to win gold
With benefits for mental and physical fitness, and protection against rising crime, martial arts is experiencing an upsurge in popularity. Glorious talks to girls at school in Kashmir in India to find out more about the current trend
Unlike others her age, kayaker Pam Phillips refuses to disappear from public view. Here we talk to her about finding this adventure sport later in life
Being a plus-sized woman had held back Emmie Harrison-West but rock climbing gave her a confidence and optimism that changed her view of sport, her body and her life
Laura Evans, aka the St Ives Mermaid, gives us a fascinating insight into her working life and why she will never leave her hometown to mermaid elsewhere
Niamh Emerson used her strength, focus and psychology studies to power through three months of rehab. Here’s how she turned things around
Kayla Buium’s distinctive, colourful street art gained extra traction when she discovered roller skating; we discover how her two passions collide
Dan Burn-Forti talks Glorious through his photography series showcasing the athletes competing at the World Pole Sports Championships
Amy Sedghi joins British cycling team Le Col-Wahoo to discover what it takes to compete at the highest level in the iconic Tour de France Femmes race
From a 9-5 job to following her dream, Kelly Gunner talks us through the journey that led her to establish streetwear brand TOMME and her one-of-kind basketball handbags that pay homage to the sport she loves
Ducks, dives and Dionysian chaos. American photographer Pelle Cass' composite pictures distil all the excitement of athletic events into single, tumultuous tableaus
A love of horsemanship and telling stories has morphed into a captivating career for videographer Emmie Sperandeo, who now travels the world to film life on a ranch
Emily Spiller had no interest whatsoever in women’s football, but the Women’s Euros have opened her eyes to the beautiful game and she explains how she became hooked and why her support won’t stop
After Kenyan athlete Agnes Tirop was killed by her husband, fellow female athletes decided to act. Forming a platform, the Women’s Athletic Alliance, they raise awareness and help others move forward
Norwegian contemporary artist and photographer Anja Niemi on the empowering effect of embodying a different version of ourselves
“I’m friends with a lot of the athletes, and I recognise and understand the different moments they go through.” Photographer Jeff Cohen talks about his intimate and powerful shots of the stars of track and field
“Best night of my life, hands down.” From boxing for fun to stepping into the ring for her first competitive fight, Fran Reali tells us about her amazing boxing journey
England Ladies Carp Team Manager Bev Clifford on her love of the sport and why more women than ever are learning to fish
Blurring the line between fashion and sport, Dina Asher-Smith, the fastest British sprinter in history, talks to us about the transformative power of clothes and the confidence they bring
Minimalism, the mundane and a meticulous eye. We speak to the photographer about mining the past and present to architect awe-inspiring sporting scenes
“When boys and girls support each other that’s when the magic happens.” The women taking up space with a Greek roller skating revolution
Football is never just a game. We talk to Jody East, the curator of a new exhibition that will inspire fans and non-fans alike with historic and contemporary stories of football as a vehicle for self-empowerment and social change
The Women's Euros has kicked off football fever. Singer, songwriter and passionate footballer Chelcee Grimes tells us what the game means to her and how much she owes to the female players of 1895
Rhonda Harper accidentally found a surf school in Dakar. Now the Californian has made it her home, plans for a bigger and better school and is helping empower local girls for whom surfing was always ‘for the boys’
Women’s rugby gets serious as the big brands move in. Four players talk sponsorship, social media and getting set up for life
Skipping superstar Sarah Louise, otherwise known as @skippingwithsarah, talks about her passion for jump rope, why she maintains it can help anyone who is not your typical workout fan and her exciting new collaboration with Maaree
The Williams sisters are tennis greats. But off the court, a lesser known figure has been there all the way for this pair and other champions, so what is the Rick Macci way of coaching?
“The clothing was stopping (women) from enjoying the activity they wanted to do.” Irish surfer Easkey Britton talks about the new Seasuit she helped create with Finisterre; a culturally appropriate outfit which offers freedom to women who wish to surf and swim
Glorious meets the fascinating women of Weeki Wachee Springs in Florida to find out what it takes to become a professional mermaid
Representing luxury, rebelliousness and a taste for the unexpected, renowned swimwear designer Dolores Cortes makes a splash at Sotogrande’s stylish hotel
Is there nothing Bendy Kate can't do? We meet and film the pole professional to discuss her business, motherhood, and encouraging new talent to this skilled and tough sport
Addiction, trauma, powerlifting, muscles and overwhelming positivity… Kortney Olson is a true force of nature and a refreshingly open book! We speak to Kortney about changing the female fitness landscape for good
After an epiphany in the waters of Cornwall, Kylie Griffiths fell in love with surfing. Now she’s created London Girls Surf Club, a movement to help other women experience the exhilaration and freedom of life on the waves
Charlotte Perriand is the trailblazing architect behind the iconic Les Arcs resort in France. We find out why she has yet to become the household name she deserves, despite her work and influence being found everywhere.
Singer Olivia Dean discusses the powerful emotional connection between football and family, women’s confidence around sports, and why summer is all about rounders in the park
Photographer Alice Mann discusses her book, Drummies, which chronicles the extraordinary discipline of the drum majorettes – synchronised teams of pom-pom wielding performers
Born into a horse-mad family, Helen Cruden also inherited the gene. As a renowned showjumper and equine photographer, she chats to us about the symbiotic relationship and where she’s headed next
“I was excited by the challenge of bringing to life something that no one had ever seen before.” Bronwen Foster-Butler, chief marketing officer for cult boot brand VOYLOK, chats about her life and tells us why the natural footwear is perfect for the great outdoors
Fretting about getting older? Two work colleagues set about redefining the ageing process with their website Bolder and a book that celebrates older people still living their best – and sportiest – lives
Sneaker culture is big business and someone who knows all about that is Shernay La Touche. The industry insider reveals how she’s helping women get a fair share of the male-dominated industry
Icy tracks and scary skids are no problem for Finland’s new breed of female rally drivers. We find out what it’s like to race with the country’s young drivers
London-based Brockwell United is a force for good, having created an inclusive and friendly environment for its football team. Now celebrating five years with a brand-new kit, we chat to a few of the players to find out why this club is proving so popular
The evolution of synchronised swimming. We meet three teams across the world who all have something unique to offer
We meet social media surfing star Elizabeth Sneed aka CurvySurferGirl, who is using her influence to spread a message of body positivity to encourage more women to get on board!
We talk to photographers Jojo Harper and Ashley Gruber and find out the lengths they go to in order to get their coveted shots of the notoriously tough Paris-Roubaix Femmes cycling race
Balance is the name of the game: we talk to hurdling's rising superstar Liz Clay about balancing tough training sessions with beach and cafe life on the Gold Coast
The game may have some tough moments but that’s of no concern to the droves of women signing up to play rugby. We talk to a team in Bristol that is leading the way, to find out what’s behind its popularity
What’s her secret: determination and talent or her pair of lucky socks? We chat to hockey player Maddie Hinch about the Olympics, her career and that essential kitbag item
Not just hankies and bells: we explore a modern, new form of morris dancing with Alex Merry, founder of troupe Boss Morris
“I’m around the right team here”. Athletes are fired up about Unlocked: we talk to a handful of those taking part about what the Women’s Sport Trust programme can do for them and women’s sport
Retro days are here again: we chart the history of ellesse, the iconic brand that brought sportswear chic to the street
Power to the hoop. We speak to Eshna Kutty, a viral social media star about uplifting India with the simplest of sports
From ellesse models to Love Island stars, Tomorrowland is a mecca for lovers of snow and DJ sounds. Amy Sedghi heads to the French Alps to find out what the coolest festival has to offer
“I look at the photo I just took and think how can I make that better?” Going the extra mile is what drives Erin Gilmore to find the perfect shot. The equestrian sports photographer is behind some of the most striking images of eventing moments
Juggling work, motherhood, and getting back into shape is never easy. We talk to three of Barry’s top trainers about their balancing act and advice on how to keep it real
From wine in a mug to making it through a marathon, comedians Helen Thorn and Ellie Gibson do fitness in their own unique way, inspiring thousands in the process
“Initially, I was just worried that it was going to be another gimmick,” says racing driver Abbie Eaton about the W Series. Instead the new female-friendly races gave her good results and helped her on the path to success
Ballet lover Wendy Yu became a street artist, using creative coding to devise her mesmerising projects. Glorious talks to the multi-tasker about how she works
Music and exercise go hand in hand, so give your workout that extra boost with the help of the Glorious playlists. Our work-it-up, cool- it-down mix will keep you going, every step of the way
Is the summer of love making a comeback? We speak to LA skateboarding crew GRLSWIRL whose style may evoke the 70s, but whose values remain timeless
The CBD industry is booming. Advertised as providing relief for anxiety, chronic pain and insomnia, CBD appears to reap major health benefits. Glorious set out to discover if it actually works and is it safe for athletes?
Alejandra Carles-Tolra discusses her images of tenacious women’s rugby players who are tackling homophobia head-on
Polaroid series: Author and travel blogger Sian Lewis talks us through her outdoors essentials and the stories they hold
Two friends and two Guinness World Records. Turns out camaraderie is the real secret to becoming the fastest human on a bike
How a London sprint club is celebrating speed. Meet the trailblazing women devoted to reframing this type of running with an inclusive approach
The ritual of a freshwater dip is healing for many. We speak to Wonderful Wild Women about community, courage and braving the cold
Marina Correia describes the euphoria of longboard dancing: “I have developed a kind of unconditional love for the sport. It’s an art and a way of life.”
“I am a work in progress.” In her own words, Paralympic athlete Hannah Cockroft recounts the highlights, lowlights and life lessons of a fruitful career
Peloton instructors know how to help you reach your goals – we discover how they stay motivated
Although relatively late to the CrossFit party, former world champion Samantha ‘The Engine’ Briggs is still proving age is no limit to achieving big things
Model, photographer and writer Laura Bailey discusses her passion for boxing, and how the sport can empower women, strengthen communities and change lives
Champion of women’s sport and drummer in the band Sports Team, Al Greenwood captures her favourite items on Polaroid
Olympic-standard hockey training while studying for a law degree presented challenges for Georgie Twigg. But the gold medallist – and lawyer – made it work
How a new programme from our charity partner The Women’s Sport Trust is giving athletes the confidence to make real change and drive our mission forward
The Glorious team speak to the award-winning photographer Milos Nejezchleb about his fascination with the symmetry and grace of women’s sport
The roller skating collective Sista Skate celebrating Black joy. We speak to the founder, Kamry James, about healing through movement, her favourite disco tracks and tips for beginners
How celebrated London artist Kelly Anna drew inspiration from her own sporting background and the physicality of the female form to define her work
Through the Women’s Sport Trust’s Unlocked programme, female athletes have excelled beyond their sporting arena to become advocates for change
The all-female motorbike collective reinventing the family day out by taking their kids to the dirt tracks
Exploring the performance of identity, this artist’s pastel-hued paintings of young Black gymnasts are manifestations for a future world
Writer and experienced surfer Sophie Hellyer speaks to the adaptive surf champion about accepting disability and advocating for equality
With the 2021 Solheim Cup all set to tee off next week, player Azahara Munoz shares her playlist and offers up why the biggest team event in women’s professional golf is also the best
A fascinating new film documents the dedication and prowess of the Japanese volleyball team, whose 1964 Olympic Gold changed the perception of women’s sport forever
We speak to Juliana Rudell Di Simone, Director of tokyobike, who is on a mission to empower more women to feel freedom on two wheels
Forget bright studios and gentle music – The Rogue Room offers a new type of yoga, that’s half calming meditation, half DJ-led euphoria. Rosie Hewitson heads to fabric to try it for herself...
Polaroid series: Cyclist and podcast host Jools Walker talks us through her sport essentials and the stories they hold
Artist and illustrator Joe Cruz tells Glorious about his inspirations, his passions, and how art can help to reframe women in sport
How longboard dancing is picking up momentum around the world. Instagram star Giulia Alfeo takes us to her favourite skate spots in Berlin and offers her insights
