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Why having a female coach has been the best thing about...

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“Know that you are a champion. Believe that you are a champion"   This quote may seem comparable to a Muhammad Ali precept; a motto he...

FCN Delivers Workshop at the European Athletics High Performance Conference 2019

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  This weekend saw the delivery of the second European Athletics High Performance Conference held in the beautiful city of Warsaw, Poland.   The conference brought together...

British Coach Series – Gladys Bird

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  Biography Gladys represented GB and England at Pentathlon, 400m, 400m Hurdles and 4 x 400m relay including two Olympic Games, World and European Championships and...

British Coach Series – Coral Nourrice

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      Biography Coral, a former athlete herself has been a coach since 2004 whilst working in various primary schools throughout Newham, which led her to receive...

British Coach Series – Clova Court

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    Biography As an athlete, Clova competed for Great Britain at several major championships during the 1990's.  Her first individual international vest was at the age...

British Coach Series- Carol Jackson

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    Biography  Carol bean coaching High Jump in 1974 at the request and under the watchful eye of Eric Laxen and worked with Mark Naylor as...

#London2017 – The Story of Ans Botha – the World Record...

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    Ans Botha is the woman behind the fastest 400m runner of all time - Wayde Van Niekerk. Ans and Wayde have been working together since 2012;...

#London2017 – Meet Carmelita Jeter; The Fastest Woman in the World...

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  Carmelita Jeter is the fastest woman alive over the 100m, she currently hold 3 Olympic Medals and was part of the USA 4 X...

#London2017 – Sally Pearson and Why She Decided To Go It...

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  Sally Pearson is one of the best 100m hurdlers the world has ever seen.  She has multiple World, Olympic and Commonwealth titles to her...

#London2017 – A Brief History of Women as Leaders in Global...

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  Track and Field began as a sport for men and opened to women only slowly and reluctantly, its narrow scope limited by social conventions...