Media Opportunities
Media Opportunities
World-leading insight and commentary
The UK Sports Institute has a network of over 350 world-leading experts in science, medicine, technology and engineering who empower sports and athletes to realise their potential and excel. Many of these experts are available for media opportunities and to provide comment and interviews on their areas of expertise.
If you are a media professional and interested in speaking to an English Institute of Sport spokesperson, please contact:
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Tash Carpenter
Director of Communications & Partnerships
For commercial enquiries, please contact Tash.
Email: tash.carpenter@uksportsinstitute.co.uk
Mob: 07850 716679 -
Grace Cullen
Communications Manager
For digital and media enquiries, please contact Grace.
Email: grace.cullen@uksportsinstitute.co.uk
Mob: 07950 623051
Areas of knowledge and expertise where the UK Sports Institute can offer world-leading insight and commentary include:
- Supporting all aspects of athletes’ physical and mental health
- Improving performance and reducing injuries through optimising movement patterns
- Improving training, enhancing competition performance and reducing illness and injury through performance nutrition
- Understanding the physiological demands of sporting performance to optimise training and performance
- Female athlete health and the UK Sports Institute SmartHer campaign
- Preparation for extreme hot or cold conditions
- Sleep science
- Injury assessment, management and rehabilitation
- Industry-leading expertise on specific muscles, joints and ligaments such as the shoulder and anterior cruciate ligament
- Enhancing performance and improving decision making through data analysis and video analysis
- World-leading technology, engineering and research in science and medicine to help athletes achieve improvements in performance.
- A person-first approach providing individual coaching and mentoring to athletes
- The UK Sports Institute #More2Me campaign
- Recruiting, developing and transitioning athletes
- Helping athletes and staff prepare psychologically for the demands of competition and training.
- Using data to help sports optimise athlete performance
- The medical care of injury and illness in sport
- Planning, delivering and reviewing the physical and physiological preparation of athletes aligned to specific sports performance outcomes
