Jo Gunston is a freelance sports writer who specializes in covering Olympic sports. With a focus on highlighting the achievements and stories of athletes, Jo's articles provide insight into the world of sports, from thrilling moments on the field to personal journeys of resilience and triumph.
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Jo Gunston's articles primarily focus on sports events and athletes, with a particular emphasis on the Olympics. She seems to be interested in telling human-interest stories about athletes and their journeys. Given this, she may be receptive to pitches that offer access to exclusive athlete interviews or personal stories that provide unique insights into their lives both on and off the field.
As Jo covers a wide range of sports-related topics including gymnastics, trampoline, and sailing among others, pitching her stories related to these specific niches could capture her interest. Additionally, given her coverage attributes' emphasis on event coverage (71%), she might also appreciate pitches related to upcoming major sporting events and competitions around the world.
It is important for PR professionals reaching out to Jo Gunston to tailor their pitches towards providing compelling storytelling angles focusing on individual athletes or teams within the context of major global sporting events like the Olympics.
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By: Jo Gunston
Britain's 10-time world medallist is aiming to add to her silver medal from Tokyo 2020
By: Jo Gunston
GB's Para swimmer temporarily lost memory of Tokyo gold after concussion.
By: Jo Gunston
The British cyclist on the surprising parallels between a lighting technician in the theatre and a pro para athlete.
By: Jo Gunston
Everything you need to know, plus preview for the events on the final day of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.
By: Jo Gunston
From teenage sensations to a gold-winning pregnant archer, here are three of the top ParalympicsGB moments from Paris 2024.
By: Jo Gunston
The Kenyan's 'heart melted' when she saw her competitors waiting to celebrate with her after completing a lap of honour on claiming the 1500m world record.
By: Jo Gunston
Kazakhstan's history-maker ready to defend the men's pair balance title alongside Vadim Shulyar at the 2024 FIG Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championsips.
By: Jo Gunston
Georgia Laurie saved her twin, Melissa from a crocodile by punching the reptile repeatedly; a charity swim three years on proves one of myriad ways the siblings cope with the resulting trauma.
By: Jo Gunston
Inline skating competitors take their place alongside the runners at the Berlin Marathon on Sunday 29 September, including a Winter Olympic champion.
By: Jo Gunston
Presidents Cup 2024: Golf pros competing at The Royal Montreal Golf Club from 26 to 29 September have been inspired by an amateur teen golfer who returned to the fairway three months after losing a leg and a hand in a shark attack.
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