Supporting Female Athletes Through Education That Actually Matters

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Supporting Female Athletes Through Education That Actually Matters -

Our Method

Every program starts with a questionnaire. Then the program is built around the answers—no one-size-fits-all approach. We work with athletes, coaches, and parents at the same time, because gaps get filled when everyone’s on the same page.

PROGRAMS

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PROGRAMS -

The Ignite Session

One workshop, one audience. The Entry Point.

Momentum Series

Three workshops across all audiences.

The Embrace Camp

Hands-on camp experience for female athlete development.

The Pillar Partnership

Full-season membership and expert access.

Girls have been told to push harder, recover faster, fuel better. But nobody gave them the full picture of how their body actually works. We teach them. And how to use that knowledge to their advantage.

Built with athletes, for athletes.

Workshops and education programs for female athletes, coaches, and parents tailored to your team, your sport, your season.

10+ years combined elite sport experience.

Who We Are

Co-founded by Sports Performance Coach Sady Carelli and Physiotherapist Martina Plunger Beech, the Collective grew out of their work together with the U.S. Paralympic Ski & Snowboard Team. While collaborating in elite environments, they consistently observed gaps in how female athlete health was addressed—particularly around training, recovery, nutrition, menstrual health, pelvic floor function, and long-term well-being.

They also saw what was possible when disciplines worked together and athletes were treated as whole people, not isolated systems.

What began as professional collaboration quickly became a shared mission: to bridge the gap between research, practice, and lived experience. HerSport Collective was created to translate complex science into practical, accessible education that teams can actually use—without stigma or silence.

Worked For:

  • “There is still a gender gap in research—and too often, what we know about male athletes is generalized to females.”

    — H. Lipson, Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist

  • "We’re misunderstood by the majority of male coaches and our male counterparts, so we end up staying quiet about what we’re going through mentally, emotionally and physically."

    — M. Schaffrick, Snowboard Halfpipe Athlete & Coach

  • “I’ve been fortunate to have incredible female coaches and teammates who have supported me throughout my journey. Having female role models on my team keeps me inspired and excited to compete.”

    — R. Wilson, Moguls Athlete

  • “Support needs to be designed for female athletes—especially around injury prevention and confidence.”

    —K. Cosby, Alpine Ski Racer