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Emerging women-centric sportswear brand SPRHRA teamed up with the University of Notre Dame and Brooklyn College yesterday to launch an open study for women athletes on how what they wear during sport activity influences their wellbeing and performance. The Gist is a fan-first sports media brand that's shaking up the male-dominated sports industry.

Marina Paul is on a mission to create more female superheroes - or SPRHRAs. As a lifelong athlete, Marina realized a gap in sports apparel for female athletes. 

Marina realized that female athletes waste significant time and energy re-adjusting their sports apparel to fit them since historically, there has been very little sportswear built for how female athletes play, move, and live. 

Elite Female Athlete — SPRHRA is on a mission to address the dissatisfaction many elite female athletes feel toward their uniforms.

SPRHRA emphasizes the importance of sportswear that is not only high-performance but also comfortable and flattering. The company incorporates feedback from elite female athletes in every stage of its design process to ensure that the products meet their specific requirements. SPRHRA's garments employ innovative materials, like Super Graphene Fabric, to offer durability, comfort, and functionality.

SPRHRA (Superhera) is proud to announce its new Female Athlete Performance and Well-Being Study in partnership with anthropologists, Katie Rose Hejtmanek of Brooklyn College, CUNY and Cara Ocobock of the University of Notre Dame to better understand how sportswear impacts performance, health, and mentality.

"We hope this survey can help inform us on how to put female athletes, their performance, and their well-being first," - SPRHRA Founder and former Division I soccer player, Marina Paul.

Marina Paul is the "super human" behind SPRHRA, a sportswear company designed for female athletes to live and perform freely.

Marina is a former Division 1 soccer player at Georgetown, the author of "Becoming a Superhero: Awaken Your Superpowers and Inspire the Magic in Others," and now founder/builder of SPRHRA.

Marina joined NBC10's Hannah Donnelly for a two-part conversation on the On Her Mark podcast. Here are some of the topics they discussed in Part 1, with more coming Thursday in Part 2:

• Marina's journey to and through sport at all levels (injury, mental health, etc.)
• The one choice she made that changed her perspective on soccer and her identity
• The power of sisterhood
• Reason for starting SPRHRA & passion surrounding it