During this unprecedented time where women’s wellbeing is being jeopardised by inactivity, nutritional misinformation and a rise in mental health issues, Her Spirit - a free to download app supported by Sport England Lottery Funding - is offering crucial support to help women take the first steps to start living a healthier lifestyle. More than just an app, Her Spirit is a global community that inspires and supports women to transform their emotional, physical and nutritional wellbeing.

HUUB are proud to announce they are supporting fellow Derby-based company, The Great British Children’s Challenge.

The Great British Children’s Challenge helps your children to become the best version of themselves - inspiring them, encouraging them and setting them fun challenges based on core values. Your child will track their progress throughout the month and will always receive a themed medal.

Derby-based triathlon kit designers HUUB has presented a two metre long cheque to University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust after customers flocked to buy their special lockdown cycle jersey and technical performance t-shirt to raise funds for NHS Charities Together.

Journalist Tim Heming spoke to Sam at HUUB HQ before lockdown to learn more about how the East Leake triathlete is living with motor neuron disease. Much of what’s discussed in the interview has since been affected by social distancing, self-isolating measures and event cancellations, providing wider perspective on the importance of alleviating this cruel pandemic. 

Without Sam Perkins, HUUB might not have grown to become triathlon’s most loved wetsuit brand. In fact, HUUB may not be here at all. As a business consultant, Sam was instrumental in helping us secure funding at a critical time to transform HUUB from fledgeling start-up to global brand. We owe Sam a debt of gratitude, but there’s also a reason we’re bringing this to your attention now.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, our day to day lives are affected by the virus. Naturally, we are all concerned about getting the infection and what would happen to us if we did.

HUUB athlete, Commonwealth Games Champion and Olympic Medalist Henri Schoeman, shares his previous experience of contracting coronavirus, how it got the best of him as a healthy and fit athlete, but most importantly how he got back to full fitness.

In what would have been one of the biggest weeks of the year for charity, you can join the 2.6 Challenge and do your bit to help save the UK's charities.

The 2.6 Challenge, will launch on Sunday 26 April – what should have been the date of the 40th edition of the Virgin Money London Marathon.

So can you help us? We are trying to choose the best of the best designs we have for the 'Better in than out' cycling jersey, where profits will go to NHS Charities Together, who acknowledges and supports NHS Staff, volunteers and patients impacted by COVID-19.

The chosen jersey will be available to buy for a limited time at £49.99, and we will aim to deliver in 10-14 days. Which one would you choose?