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article_snippet: and it doesn’t shy away from the fact that they are physical,’ star Sharni Layton added.
article_snippet: star Sharni Layton hit back saying more people need to recognise that these highly trained athletes are not only capable of putting these highly trained athletes body on the line, but these highly trained athletes love it.
article_snippet: The game isn’t violent, the players don’t go out there to inflict pain, there is no malice.
article_snippet: This is so vital because of the way society is.
article_snippet: What sport does is that it flips it from what your body looks like to what your body can actually do.
article_snippet: We can’t ask people to change that perception until women aren’t victims.
article_snippet: The #likeagirl campaign, which the ad is loosely based off, took off in June last year after releasing a video which challenges the perception of what the phrase "like a girl" means.