Health

Understanding and avoiding RED-S (Relative Energy Deficit in Sport)
By Cyrielle Payet-Revest

Whether you’re an avid hiker, trail runner or seasoned cyclist, it’s crucial to look after your energy balance to stay in top form. This article is for you, and will talk about an important but often misunderstood syndrome: RED-S (Relative Energy Deficit in Sport). Take a few minutes to find out how it can affect […]

Mental survival guide for injured athletes
By Sandra Holtz

You’ve always secretly prayed that it would only happen to others. And up until now, you’ve felt as if you’d been granted your wish. But this time, it wasn’t enough. This time, it’s your turn to be hurt. In this article, I explain how to survive this ordeal mentally. Video format The world is falling […]

Managing performance pressure in male-dominated sports
By Laurine Arnould

Performance pressure is the stress or anxiety we feel as a result of high expectations regarding our performance in sport or any other field. This pressure can come from internal sources, such as personal expectations, or external sources, such as the expectations of others. In this article, I’ll guide you through how to manage it. […]

Sport and eating disorder: when food becomes a prison!
By Sandra Holtz

When sport and diet don’t take their rightful place and cut us off from ourselves, we can quickly lock ourselves in the golden prison of an eating disorder (ED). That’s what I’d like you to discover in this article, with the stories of cyclist Manon and open-water swimmer Jeanne. Watch the video Sport and eating […]