Active Girls, Healthy Women
Champions of Active Women
Interviews with individuals who have been successful within athletics and beyond to encourage and inspire girls and women to be active for a lifetime, to reach their goals, and to break new barriers in sport and life. This podcast is brought to you by the Active Girls, Healthy Women in the Sports Medicine Research Institute at the University of Kentucky. Follow us on social media @ukaghw!
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Oct 29, 2025
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Episodes
004 - Kathy DeBoer 04.09.2019 30:58
Kathy DeBoer is a member of the Active Women's Health Initiative advisory board and has been the Executive Director of the American Volleyball Coaches Association since 2006. Before her current position, Kathy spent 23 years in intercollegiate athletics serving as a coach, administrator, and fundraiser. In this episode, she shares her thoughts about her own experiences in sport and how we can supp...
003 - Mary Noyes 31.08.2019 12:58
Mary Noyes is a member of the Active Women's Health Initiative Advisory Board and a former employee and owner of Aircast. In this episode she shares her views about movement as a lifestyle.
002 - Dr. Hanna Hoch 31.08.2019 14:11
A conversation with Dr. Hanna Hoch, an Assistant Professor in the Division of Athletic Training at the University of Kentucky, a Certified Athletic Trainer, and the Co-Director of the Active Women's Health Initiative. Dr. Hoch shares her views on leading an active, healthy lifestyle and finding an activity that you enjoy!
001 - Dr. Mary Lloyd Ireland 28.08.2019 16:43
A conversation with Dr. Mary Lloyd Ireland, Co-Director of the Active Women's Health Initiative. Dr. Ireland shares how she got her start in sport and what motivated her to become an orthopaedic surgeon.
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