In this instalment of our Women in Sport series, we hear from Vikki Wall on her proudest moments, sporting inspirations, and how she minds her mental health. vikki_wall
Going to the 2008 All-Ireland final, Tyrone vs Kerry with my dad. I remember bringing my u12 medal in my pocket with me just in the off chance anyone wanted to see it.I always played soccer growing up with the boy’s team in Dunboyne and it wasn’t until my younger sister Sarah got involved in GAA that I did too. I went down to one of the games and had no real idea of the rules, but loved it straight away.
I think the biggest thing I’ve learned about sport and pursuing a career as an athlete is that a lot of the time, the journey is the best thing about it. Set yourself some small goals and don’t be afraid to be very honest with yourself. Lean on the people around you for advice as much as possible. Be stubborn, driven and willing to learn.The female athlete I admire most is…
Something simple like sourdough peanut butter and banana, but definitely a coffee or two depending on the time of the game.My daily routine is…
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