These interests led her to apply for the Channel 4 documentary SAS: Who Dares Wins. Over the eleven day period, Louise and twenty four other participants travelled to South America for gruelling physical and mental challenges and training typically used as part of army and special forces recruitment. The process included physical training, sleep and food deprivation, torture and interrogation, and more to identify recruits who would be capable of being an elite special forces solider. Louise demonstrated resilience and determination through this process to be the first ever female to pass selection on the Channel 4 show.
Louise is a focused, determined individual with an impressive background of National and International presentations in her role as an orthopaedic surgeon. She has the diversity to relate her experiences both from her medical and fitness background as well as her adventures on SAS: Who Dares Wins to a wide range of audiences. Providing motivational speaking and question and answer sessions focusing on mental resilience, teamwork and challenging yourself. In her keynote talks Louise recounts the challenges and shares the tools and knowledge she deployed to achieve this monumental goal, tailoring individual talks to suit the audience.
