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HERCANBERRA.COM.AU the game WORDS Ashleigh Went PHOTOGRAPHY Martin Ollman THE SINGLE BIGGEST REASON WE’RE PASSIONATE ABOUT WOMEN PARTICIPATING IN SPORT IS BECAUSE IT IS EMPOWERING—ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT TRADITIONALLY MALE-DOMINATED SPORTS. PAGE 98
MAGAZINE ISSUE NO.10 IT DOESN’T matter whether you’re seven, 17 or 77, and picking up a ball or a barbell, building a strong and capable body gives you a sense of power. In a world where women are too often made to feel weak and small, it allows you to assert yourself and take up the space that you deserve. UN Assistant Secretary-General and UN Women Deputy Executive Director Lakshmi Puri said, “Women in sport defy the misconception that they are weak or incapable. Every time they clear a hurdle or kick a ball, demonstrating not only physical strength, but also leadership and strategic thinking, they take a step towards gender equality.” Female participation in sport is, thankfully, on the rise in many sports. Liz Craven is currently ranked as Australia’s Number One Powerlifter, and has noticed significant changes in her sport during her career. “When I first started and I went to Nationals, there were 13-girls and about 60 guys. It was very male‐dominated. Now we’re taking over, and our females are performing a lot better than our males.” Having recently opened powerlifting gym The Strength Syndicate, Liz says “ONCE WOMEN STARTED GETTING BARBELLS IN THEIR HANDS, THAT’S WHEN THE CHANGE STARTED HAPPENING. GIRLS WANTED TO BE STRONG INSTEAD OF SKINNY," L I Z C R A V E N her clientele are about 60 per cent female. She credits the surge of female participation to the rise in popularity of Crossfit among women. “Once women started getting barbells in their hands, that’s when the change started happening. Girls wanted to be strong instead of skinny, and realised that this is a sport where you can do that, and hold your own against the boys.” The rise in popularity has obviously been beneficial to the sport, with women now being treated as equal to men in many ways—but not all. Liz says that it can be hard to attract coaching clients, particularly men. She speaks of the feeling of needing to prove yourself, a sentiment that’s echoed by coaches across many sports. “You have to be number one, and continually be the best forever—and then people will start to realise that maybe you do know what you’re talking about, even though you’re female. That is the hardest bit about being a female in the sport.” PAGE 99
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