Palgrave's New Femininities in Digital, Physical and Sporting Cultures series is dedicated to
exploring emerging forms and expressions of femininity, feminist activism and politics in an …

This paper critically explores the potential of feminist new materialist approaches to develop
new understandings of the complex entanglements of the biological and socio-cultural …

While research has explored coach knowledge on Low Energy Availability (LEA) and
Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S), this is the first paper to explore how coaches …

Over the past decade, a critical mass of feminist scholars has been working to develop new
ways of understanding the complex interactions between the social and biological body …

This paper engages with new materialist theory to reimagine transdisciplinary health
research. In particular, we draw upon Karen Barad's theory of agential realism and concept …

Taking inspiration from Nikolas Rose (2007a, 2007b) and feminist new materialists, this
paper creates space for athletic women's voices of their biological and social bodies, and …

This article explores the socio-cultural dimensions of elite sportswomen's experiences of low
energy availability (LEA), focusing particularly on elite track cyclists. With a multidisciplinary …

The relationship between feminism and PCS is complex and an exemplar of the politics of
knowledge production. We begin this paper by detailing the evolving relationship between …

The differences in strength development processes and maximum strength levels between
cisgender men and women–ie the 'strength gap'–are considerably fraught topics, with …

This chapter explains how an elite running culture can become sustainable through the
formation of distinctive embodiment. It offers details of the Runtleborough Students Athletics …