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How many of us can say we’ve gone to a female sporting event in the past year? Indeed, in the past five years?
However, concern still surrounds the level of female participation in team sports, particularly among schoolgirls, where only 45 per cent took part, compared with 64 per cent of boys. “Look at some of the top female athletes, who eat well in order to stay strong. I love that idea of women being strong and powerful – but society doesn’t like it.”
“It’s vital that children are brought to sporting events from a young age,” Clare stated. “Never make girls feel like it’s not for them.”
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