The future of women's health in sport

We look at how exercise can promote mental health, how cycle-based training sets new standards and why professional sport and pregnancy are not opposites. It's about more than just care: it's about leadership, innovation and structures that treat health as a foundation, not a privilege.

Key takeaways:

• Mental load and care work in the context of women's health
• Professional sport during pregnancy
• Personal experiences from Amy Montagne (Nike), Carla Murphy (adidas), Anne-Laure Descours (formerly Puma) and Antje von Dewitz (Vaude)
• Tips from mothers on balancing career and family

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62% of women worldwide feel disadvantaged in the healthcare system. This gender health gap is also evident in sport and the outdoors - from training plans to injury prevention. On International Women's Day, this reality comes into particular focus. But health equity must be a priority all year round.

Key Takeaways:

• Women feel disadvantaged in the healthcare system.
• The gender health gap is evident in sport and outdoor activities: training plans and prevention need to be adapted.
• The topic must receive continuous attention.

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Whether in start-ups or the healthcare industry as a whole, women's health is an issue that requires urgent action. The gender health gap shows that women often receive less medical care than men. At the same time, there are numerous innovations in the femtech sector that range from menstruation to menopause and not only improve women's health, but also bring economic and social benefits.

Key Takeaways:

• Femtech innovations are helping to close the Gender Health Gap.
• The importance of women-specific health research.
• The economic benefits of investing in women's health.

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