LUNEX Unfiltered

The stories that our student-athletes tell about their sporting career don't stop to surprise us. In case of this episode's guest, Paulo Sousa, who plays in the under-21 Luxembourgish national team, we learnt not only about how he started playing football, but also talked about injury and mental health. Paulo, who studies Sport and Exercise Science at LUNEX, was also happy to share

This time, we're joined by Maïté Barthels, a cyclist specialising in cyclo-cross. Discover with us this sport as we talk about impressive and challenging races on the muddy, obstacle-ridden courses. Beyond her sport career, Maïté has also completed a bachelor's thesis exploring the impact of menstrual cycles on athletic performance in women.SHOW NOTESMore about LUNEX: https://l

From Roberto Lomba, the guest of this episode, we learnt that judo is a perfect sport for the visually impaired. The booth where we talked came alive as Roberto shared his experiences in para judo and his journey to becoming a physiotherapist. If the previous two episodes were inspirational, imagine what this one brings!USEFUL LINKSMore about LUNEX: https://lunex.lu/More about Mast

It's all about being very organised and planning well in advance - that's what we heard from our next guest, Eleonore Hiller, a silver and bronze medalist in the World Championships of Duathlon. At LUNEX Eleonore studies sport and exercise science and chose to specialise in international sport management. She has not only managed to combine intense duathlon and triathlon trainings

Ever wondered how it is to train professionally and study or even work at the same time? Tune in to our new podcast series! In this episode, we talk to Luxembourgish judoka Noah Trapp who is a student of the Sport and Exercise Science Bachelor's programme at LUNEX. Learn more about judo as well as get familiar with Noah's beginnings, plans and first internship experience.Noah, as m