Resource Hub

Resources range from practical, hands-on tools to evidence-based research, allowing users to explore information at the level that best suits their needs.

Trusted resources. Practical tools. Real stories.

The WSRT Resource Hub brings together trusted resources, research, training and local connections to support women and girls in sport and recreation — and the people, clubs and organisations that support them.

This is a curated space, combining existing national and Tasmanian resources with WSRT-led interviews, insights and local stories. 

What you’ll find here

  • Links to trusted external resources and research
  • Downloadable guides, fact sheets and checklists
  • Audio interviews and recorded conversations
  • Video workshops and webinars
  • Practical templates and tools
  • Tasmanian services, organisations and local connections

Resources range from practical, hands-on tools to evidence-based research, allowing users to explore information at the level that best suits their needs.

How much is too much for child/youth athletes?

A practical, evidence-based guide exploring how early specialisation, training load and competition pressure affect children’s long-term wellbeing and participation in sport. This resource helps parents, coaches and clubs support healthy development by encouraging multi-sport participation, appropriate rest and lifelong enjoyment of movement.

Source: Balanced is better – Sport NZ

Are you an athlete considering Pregnancy?

Safe and informed approaches to exercise during pregnancy. Guidelines that prioritise maternal health alongside fetal safety, covering topics such as supine positioning, balance and fall risk, pelvic girdle pain, running, and resistance training. Designed to support pregnant women, coaches and exercise professionals with transparent, evidence-informed recommendations.

Source: Womens Health Education Network

WSRT Interviews – Roxy Perry

Roxy speaks openly about what climbing has given her beyond physical strength, including community, mental wellbeing and self-belief. She reflects on the importance of inclusive environments, supportive coaching, and creating spaces where women and girls feel welcome to try, fail, progress and grow at their own pace.

Source: Womensport & Recreation Tasmania

Together, we can shape the future of women’s sport in Tasmania

Join a growing community working towards more inclusive, connected and equitable sport and recreation across our state.

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WSRT Interviews – Kaity Fassina

Commonwealth weightlifter and now, shot putter Kaity Fassina shares her experience navigating elite sport alongside motherhood — and the very real challenges that came with it. Kaity speaks candidly about returning to high-performance sport as a mother, the loss of sponsorship, and the gaps that still exist in how sport systems support parenting athletes. 

Source: Womensport & Recreation Tasmania

AIS – Are you an athlete considering Pregnancy?

Health check list for athletes considering pregnancy. Your health prior to pregnancy can influence your chances of becoming pregnant and the health and development of your baby.

Source: AIS

Balanced Female Health

A practical guide to understanding and supporting young female athlete health — from puberty, menstrual wellbeing to energy management — for athletes, coaches and support teams.

Source: Womensport & Recreation Tasmania

Interviews – Paula & Page Malau-Aduli

Twin sisters Paula and Page Malau-Aduli share their journey from being born abroad and raised in Tasmania to becoming trailblazers in elite football refereeing. In this powerful feature from The Female Athlete Project, they reflect on identity, cultural heritage, and navigating spaces in sport that historically lack representation. Their story highlights the importance of visibility, perseverance, and support for women from diverse backgrounds in sport — and underscores how Tasmania continues to nurture fearless female voices reshaping the game.

Source: The Female Athlete Project

AIS – Are you an athlete considering Pregnancy?

Health check list for athletes considering pregnancy. Your health prior to pregnancy can influence your chances of becoming pregnant and the health and development of your baby.

Source: AIS

Balanced Female Health

A practical guide to understanding and supporting young female athlete health — from puberty, menstrual wellbeing to energy management — for athletes, coaches and support teams.

Source: Womensport & Recreation Tasmania

Together, we can shape the future of women’s sport in Tasmania

Join a growing community working towards more inclusive, connected and equitable sport and recreation across our state.

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Home
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Get involved
Our programs
Resource Hub
Our News
Get in touch

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GPO Box 1586
Hobart Tas 7001

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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

WSRT acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the land Lutruwita / Tasmania on which we work and live, and respect the elders past and present, for they hold the memories, traditions, culture and hope of First Nations people of Tasmania.

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