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Femme FC Podcast | Episode 22. Breast Biomechanics in Women's Soccer

Breast support is not just a comfort issue. It is a performance, health, and injury risk issue. In this episode of the Femme FC Podcast, Nicole sits down with Nichola Renwick, Senior Research Associate at the University of Portsmouth, to unpack the science of breast biomechanics and why it matters in women’s soccer. Nichola explains how breasts move during running, jumping, and cutting, why breast movement occurs in three directions, and how inadequate support can change stride length, breathing patterns, muscle activation, and ground reaction forces. She also discusses how breast pain influences athlete confidence and movement, and how cultural norms in women’s sport can impact sports bra choices. You’ll hear: ⚽ What breast biomechanics actually is ⚽ How breasts move during running, jumping, and cutting ⚽ Why breast mass increases force and acceleration ⚽ How low support bras reduce running efficiency ⚽ The impact of breast support on breathing and joint loading ⚽ Psychological and cultural influences on sports bra selection ⚽ Compression vs encapsulation vs combination sports bras ⚽ Key design features that improve support ⚽ How clubs can better educate players and staff This episode will change how you think about breast support in women’s sport. 👉 Subscribe to Femme FC for more conversations connecting research, performance, and women’s football. ✨ Femme Football Collective: Elevating the Game, Empowering the Experts. 🎧 Listen to the full episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Amazon Music. JOIN THE COLLECTIVE: TikTok:   / femmefootballcollective   LinkedIn:   / femme-football-collective   Instagram:   / femmefc   Disclaimer: The information presented is not intended as medical advice or a substitute for professional medical care. Please consult an appropriate healthcare provider for individual concerns.