Podcasts - Social Sciences - Exploring Sports

Exploring Sports
Duration: 00:00:55
Date: 07.10.2009
Exploring Sports
An introduction to Exploring Sports

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An interview with an amateur footballer
Duration: 00:09:37
Date: 07.10.2009
An interview with an amateur footballer
16 year old amateur footballer Richard Veers talks about the career of a footballer and the importance of communication when coaching football

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An interview with an cyclist
Duration: 00:10:54
Date: 07.10.2009
An interview with an cyclist
Cyclist and team GB Olympic sprint coach Geoff Cooke is 18 times world sprint champion and 31 times national champion. Although now a coach himself Geoff is actually is self - coached and talks about what it takes to be the best.

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An interview with a fencer
Duration: 00:08:16
Date: 07.10.2009
An interview with a fencer
Student Sophie Troiano describes how being a competitive fencer can be hard while still studying

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An interview with a judo athlete
Duration: 00:06:23
Date: 07.10.2009
An interview with a judo athlete
As one of the young hopefuls for 2012, Colleen Kerr has been practising judo for 12 years and clarifies how important nutrition is in a weight categorised sport

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An interview with a paraglider
Duration: 00:09:25
Date: 07.10.2009
An interview with a paraglider
David Snowdon has been paragliding for 15 years, 13 of those have been at an international level. David is a self-taught pilot

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An interview with a marathon runner
Duration: 00:06:27
Date: 07.10.2009
An interview with a marathon runner
Serious amateur marathon runner Mick Curry runs in excess of 100miles a week and is motivated by his family and chronically disabled son Philip

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