Catarina Antunes: "Believe in yourself and just DONT GIVE UP!"

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RugbyMed: Science of the Game

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Join António Cruz Ferreira and Carlos Braga, rugby enthusiasts and sports medicine advocates, on RugbyMed: Science of the Game. We explore the unique challenges faced by tier 2 rugby teams, discussing injury prevention, fitness, and recovery strategies tailored to the sport. From players to coaches and healthcare professionals, we bring practical insights to keep athletes at their best. Tune in for expert advice, real-life stories, and the latest research to support the growth of rugby worldwide.

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Catarina Antunes: "Believe in yourself and just DONT GIVE UP!"

RugbyMed: Science of the Game

29 minutes 20 seconds

9 months ago

Catarina Antunes: "Believe in yourself and just DONT GIVE UP!"

In this episode of RugbyMed: The Science of the Game, hosts António Cruz Ferreira and Carlos Braga welcome special guest Catarina Antunes, the team doctor for Portugal’s Women’s XV national rugby team, a former player, and a mother. Catarina shares her inspiring journey from player to medical professional, detailing her return to rugby after motherhood and her struggles with injury near the end of her playing career. She discusses the challenges of balancing her medical training and rugby career, providing insights into her role as the team doctor for a growing women's team. The conversation highlights her advocacy for greater visibility and support for women’s rugby in Portugal and her advice for young girls pursuing careers in sports and medicine.