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In today´s episode we´re talking tennis and football with journalist Henry Winter.
Henry is currently the Chief Football Writer for the Times. He´s written several books during his career and makes regular appearances as a pundit on TV and radio.
Henry chats to us about equality in sport, and the coverage of women´s sports in the media. He gives us his thoughts on the impact of social media on journalism over the past 15 years and why he thinks sport teaches us about life.
There´s also some great stories from his 35 years of writing about football, including seeing the competitive side of Tim Henman in a friendly match!
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In today´s episode we´re talking tennis and football with journalist Henry Winter.
Henry is currently the Chief Football Writer for the Times. He´s written several books during his career and makes regular appearances as a pundit on TV and radio.
Henry chats to us about equality in sport, and the coverage of women´s sports in the media. He gives us his thoughts on the impact of social media on journalism over the past 15 years and why he thinks sport teaches us about life.
There´s also some great stories from his 35 years of writing about football, including seeing the competitive side of Tim Henman in a friendly match!
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Mentioned in this episode:
Train Smarter Anywhere: Strength & Conditioning for Tennis Players On the Go 🎾
For players who don’t always have access to in-person coaching, progress doesn’t have to stop.
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