Sally Shipard
| Type: | Player/Athlete |
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| Sports: | Go Karting |
| Location: | Australia |
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Sally Shipard in the News
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United crash out, but for Klimkova it's not over
COACH Jitka Klimkova says she does not want to walk out on Canberra after it became the first championship-winning team to miss the W-League finals in the following season.
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Shipard on the lip of return
A moustache-bearing Sally Shipard is set to return to the Canberra United line-up to play her first match in more than five months on Saturday following off-season knee surgery.
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Perry left us hanging, but Shipard has no ill feeling
Canberra United was hurt when Ellyse Perry ''left them hanging'' by pulling out of the W-League finals last season, vice-captain Sally Shipard has revealed.
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Shipard on the lip of return
A moustache-bearing Sally Shipard is set to return to the Canberra United line-up to play her first match in more than five months on Saturday following off-season knee surgery.
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'Realistic' Shipard postpones her return
As the Canberra United midfield struggled to click in Saturday's 0-0 draw with Brisbane, regular midfield general Sally Shipard could only look on from the stands, a place where she will remain for at least one more game as she continues her recovery from off-season knee surgery.
Q & A
Greatest sporting achievement: Represented Australia at the Olympics in 2004 as a 16 year old. On par with winning the Asian cup with the Matildas in 2010
Greatest achievement off the field: Walking through Scotland on my own for two weeks
Who is your sporting heroine? Cyclists. They are incredible. No one in particular though
How many hours per week to you train/exercise? Couple of hours each day with a rest day. Combination of football/gym/swimming. 12-15hours
What kind of diet or nutrition plan are you on? Moderation. Everything in moderation
What do you love about your sport? Its ability for you and your friends/teammates to reach pure natural highs – BEST feeling EVER
If you could change something about your sport, what would it be? Nothing
What motivates you? My family, my health, each day motivates me in differing ways
Do you have a profession outside of your sport? I’m studying Arts/Journo & work at a café in Chifley “A bite to eat”
Three words that describe you: Curious, Nomadic, Lucky
If I wanted to play your sport, what advice would you give me? Enjoy and embrace hard work so that you improve. With improvement comes satisfaction, leads to smiles & enjoyment
Sally Shipard Supports Sport for Women Day
“Playing sport at any level is fantastic for your mind, body and soul. You don’t have to aspire to be a professional athlete, just aspire to enjoy. You will reap the rewards."