Hosted by Georgia Donati Clarke & Megan Powell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Introducing the Breaking Barriers podcast. We’re Megan and Georgia, two parkour coaches and athletes from the UK. Our purpose is simple: to encourage more women and girls to start parkour and support them to continue with it. We hope this podcast helps create a sense of community and belonging for women and girls all over the world.
Georgia Donati Clarke & Megan Powell hosts Breaking Barriers Parkour, a sports show with 16 episodes published.
You’ve been listening to the Breaking Barriers podcast, you can follow us on instagram @BreakingBarriersPodcast_ and follow our coaching accounts @StrengthWithG and @MegPowellFitness. Shoutout to the athletes we mentione
Show notesCreating women's only spaces and why this matters. If you enjoyed the podcast, make sure to share it with someone you think might find this useful too. Thank you, Georgia & Megan
Show notesAfter our first episode on the female cycle, we posted an Instagram story asking you to send us your questions about training and the menstrual cycle. Today, we are going to answer them. We end every episode highlighting
Show notesThis week Megan shares her personal story of success in recent years developing into the very skilled athlete that she is, but also the almost 2 years of anxiety and negative mental health that led her to struggle to eve
Show notesThis week Megan and Georgia discuss how to navigate jams, addressing things like not knowing anyone, feeling nervous, feeling out of place around high level athletes, unfamiliar environments, and pushing too hard to impr
Show notesThis week Megan and Georgia take four comments that were made on a recent social media post and give them responses to these contentious, complex topics. The overarching themes are: 1. Equal prize money 2. Speed courses:
Show notesHi, welcome back to the Breaking Barriers Podcast with Megan and Georgia. Today we’re going to be discussing Why an Energy Drink Isn’t The Best Fuel For Your Training. We’ve all been there… you walk into a session with a
Show notesYou’ve been listening to the Breaking Barriers podcast, you can follow us on instagram @BreakingBarriersPodcast_ If you have enjoyed this episode and found it useful, share it with one other girl or woman who you think w
Show notesIf you know a woman who would love this event, share this episode with them! If you have enjoyed this episode and found it useful, please leave us a 5 star review on Spotify, it's helps promote the podcast to more women
Show notesMegan and Georgia are back to review Project Underground 13, one of the most exciting parkour competitions of the year. In this episode, they dive into a full review of the event, from standout performances to the overal
Show notesIn this episode Megan and Georgia interview nutritionist Jools O’Sullivan from 'Life And Fork' on how to fuel for a parkour competition. This episode will be useful to anyone planning to compete at Project Underground ne
Show notesTune in to this week's episode to find out more about Hal5, a very unique parkour gym in Leuven (Belgium) that Megan and Georgia visited in February. From advanced classes to family classes, from gym layout to coaching c
Show notesThis week Megan and Georgia do a review of the recent Ladies in Leuven that took place at Hal5 in Belgium. They share what to expect when attending an event like this, workshop topics and why events like this matter. If
Show notesWelcome back to the Breaking Barriers podcast. This week we're discussing: 'Do you put parkour on your dating profile?'. We thought this would be a funny one to discuss, something a bit more light-hearted, because why no
Show notesIn this episode Meg and Georgia discuss how to train around your period and why skipping your period matters. They also debunk the myths around cycle syncing and how, as a male coach, you can support your students with P
Show notesIntroducing the Breaking Barriers podcast. We’re Megan and Georgia, two parkour coaches and athletes from the UK. Our purpose is simple: to encourage more women and girls to start parkour and support them to continue wit
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