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With World Mental Health Day approaching Sportside was intrigued to read the results of a recent study in Canada which found that young boys who… Read More »Why playing sport from a young age is so good for your mental health

We at Sportside welcomed the news this week that contact training in rugby union will be reduced across the game to try to stop so… Read More »World Rugby makes timely intervention for the future of the sport

If there was ever an advertisement for golf participation it was the Solheim Cup in Ohio last week.  While the elite men were playing for… Read More »Why Solheim Cup drama is so good for golf participation

Like the rest of the population, we at Sportside looked on in awe and wonder at the most recent transfer window as first a highly… Read More »Women’s Super League on free-to-air TV can give the game a huge boost

We’ve just about had time to draw breath from another quite spectacular Olympics, but it’s time to go again – the Paralympics start on Tuesday… Read More »Government announces timely funding support ahead of Paralympics

So, who was your favourite Team GB winner in Tokyo? Was it Adam Peaty, the man who got the gold rush started with his 100m… Read More »Winners in Tokyo can inspire a fitter Britain

We make no apologies for sticking on the cricket theme for the second week running – even with certain events in Tokyo dominating the airwaves… Read More »What The Hundred can do for cricket participation in the UK

The aftermath of Euro 2020 has been quite unlike any other international tournament wash-up. And we at Sportside, like the vast majority of the country,… Read More »Now it’s Team GB’s turn to bring it home – and inspire a nation