Rolling the Dice
Some of the international sporting federations have a clause in the membership of the member nations that Governments cannot interfere with the running of their sport. As we know with FIFA and the IOC, they believe that they are the
Podcast 119 – The Bench, Finding Work For Elite Athletes, Cameras in Changing Rooms and Sporting Bodies Supporting Political Agendas
There is plenty under discussion on this sshow as we follow up on discussions points from the last podcast. Our special guest is the Australian Men’s hockey goalkeeper Andrew Charter who is a dual career athlete, who has witnessed first
The Ever Shrinking World Of Sport
There is no doubt that the modern sporting landscape can be confusing. The Modern Olympic Games motto is ‘Citius, Altius, Fortius,’ which is Latin for ‘faster, higher, stronger,’ it was supposed to signify athletes pushing their physical boundaries to see
An Olympic Year?
The Olympic Games have always been for the elite. The elite being a select group superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society. Even in the ancient Olympic Games only those of Greek
Parity Not Charity
It is regrettable that so many aspects of life today are all about ticking boxes, and there is a pretence to satisfying perceived needs. Much of this stems from flawed funding models, which determine that organisations must comply with certain
