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Rethinking Development in Women’s Football: From Performance to Lifelong Participation

What does it really mean to develop an athlete? For years, long-term athletic development has been the dominant framework guiding coaches, practitioners, and organisations. Built around structured stages such as “train to train” and “train to win,” it provided a much-needed foundation at a time when youth sport was largely adapted from adult models. But…

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Building Team Resilience in Women’s Football: Insights from Dr Adrienn Szabadics

Edited by Carolyn Kent – Women’s Football Hub Resilience is a term we hear constantly in sport. We praise resilient athletes, we encourage resilient mindsets, and we assume resilience is something individuals develop internally. But when it comes to team performance especially within the rapidly evolving world of women’s football resilience becomes something far more…

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Women’s Football Hub Awarded £5,000 Grant to Launch First Playing Hub 

Women’s Football Hub is proud to announce that we have been awarded a £5,000 grant through a partnership between Glasgow Caledonian University and Santander. This funding marks a major milestone in our mission to create accessible, empowering spaces for women and girls in football.  A New Playing Hub for Women and Girls  The grant will support the launch of our first…

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The Legal Side of Brain Injury in Football

Editor Carolyn Kent Women’s Football Hub Traumatic brain injury (TBI) has long been a topic simmering beneath the surface of world sport, but recent years have brought it directly into the spotlight. Football both in the UK and internationally can no longer distance itself from the mounting evidence that repeated head impacts carry long‑term neurological…

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