Our latest Blood, Sweat and Fears podcast features Serena Guthrie MBE – England Netball Captain and Commonwealth Games gold medallist alongside her brother Kurtis Guthrie – a seasoned professional footballer for Stevenage Football Club. Listen as the siblings join hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward to discuss the less glamorous side of professional sport and how important it is to remember why you started playing in the first place.

Our latest Blood, Sweat and Fears podcast features Serena Guthrie MBE – England Netball Captain and Commonwealth Games gold medallist alongside her brother Kurtis Guthrie – a seasoned professional footballer for Stevenage Football Club. Listen as the siblings join hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward to discuss growing up in Jersey, their individual journeys and how they support eachother in their professional sporting careers.

Listen as we are joined by ex-footballer and experienced Millwall FC manager Gary Rowett. Having previously managed Stoke City, Derby County, Birmingham  and Burton Albion Football Clubs, Gary discusses how he copes with the high pressure environment of football management, the impact of social media on the sport, and his advice for aspiring managers.

Listen to ex-football player Mark Bright share his journey from foster care to professional football. Having had success at Leicester, Crystal Palace and Sheffield Wednesday, he discusses how a challenging start in life doesn’t have to define you. He joins hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward in a must listen episode for football fans.

How do you think sport can affect female fertility?

England netball player since 2001, Commonwealth Games bronze and gold medallist, captaining the England team to their historic Commonwealth gold in 2018. Listen as Ama Agbeze joins hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward to discuss all things netball, success and setbacks, female athlete fertility and life outside of sport.

What advice do you think Ama Agbeze would give to her younger self?

England netball player since 2001, Commonwealth Games bronze and gold medallist, captaining the England team to their historic Commonwealth gold in 2018. Listen as Ama joins hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward to discuss all things netball, success and setbacks, female athlete fertility and life outside of sport.

Listen to hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward as they are joined by Jermaine Jenas. With 341 football league appearances and 21 international appearances to his name, they discuss how Jermaine managed the transition from professional player to pundit.

Our latest episode of Blood, Sweat and Fears features 3 boxers managed by MTK global:

Ohara Davies - super-lightweight, former undefeated amateur, English champion, WBC Silver, WBA International, WBC International, WBO Inter-Continental champion.

Danny Dignum - former Team GB squad member, ABA champion, unbeaten pro, WBO European middleweight champion.

Daniel Egbunike - undefeated pro who made history by winning the Southern Area title in the fewest fights.

Listen as hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward find out about their journeys into boxing, success stories and hopes for the future.

The amount of downtime you have as a player is phenomenal. My downtime was wasted”. Our hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward speak to Emile Heskey – International football player with over 500 appearances in the Football and Premier league. They discuss Emile’s illustrious career, transition and life after football.

Listen to hosts Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward as they are joined by the most successful premier league player of all time - Ryan Giggs. They discuss the pressure of being a professional footballer, the importance of preparing early for life after football and how he coped with the transition from player to manager.

With the 2019 Rowing World Championships coming to a climax last weekend and Olympic qualification up for grabs, it's the perfect time to release our next podcast in the Blood, Sweat and Fears series. Mark Clemmit and Scott Ward speak to an incredible group of multiple Olympians: Dame Katherine Grainger, Sir Matthew Pinsent and legend Mark Hunter. We delve into the minds of some of GB's most successful athletes.