Welcome! This ‘Snappy, easy to read Sports magazine’ will be available every month. A main feature will be covered on a high profile, professional competitor, then on the other scale, there will be an article on ‘Up and coming’ sports people who’ll be interviewed on their training procedures, ambitions, achievement and goals etc.
For I believe it’s important to support and showcase the next generation and their journey. Also major events, some involving the general public’s participation, and encouraging healthy living.
You’ll find us, in all the Lee Valley Sport Centres, in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Venues, and some Leisure Centre in the Southeast London area…
Main Feature of the Month/ Year
Usain Bolt – Athlete – Interview
Usain Bolt is a Jamaican, 100 and 200 metre runner. He is a 6 times Olympic Champion, 12 times World Champion, Triple World Record Holder and to me still is the fastest man on the planet. But he has now retired and is thinking of becoming a footballer.
Q: You’ve kind of done everything you need to do in sports but during that quiet moment when you come out of your blocks, do you ever get nervous, or feel anxious?
I never normally get nervous. It’s all about the execution on the 100 metres, so I just have to execute to what I have been working on, the training. I have been doing a lot of work on the start, I just have to execute on the day. (Go to Issue Page to view magazine – edition 24).
Main Feature of the Month/ Year
David Weir – Disabled Athlete – Interview
A 37 year old former British Paralympic wheelchair athlete. He has won a total of six gold medals at the 2008 and 2012 Paralympic Games, and has won the London Marathon seven times.. He will be competing in the 2018 London Marathon, so it could be an eight times winner…
Comment:
Dave Weir admitted he is simply not good enough anymore after failing to defend any of the four track titles he won at London 2012, in Rio 2017. He said, ‘A lot of people put the gold medals around my neck before I got to Rio. I knew that London was special and it was never going to be achieved again.
He has retired from track racing, which was after the 2017 London Marathon and did not compete at the London World Championships in 2017 but he did win the London Marathon for the seventh time, and will be hoping to will again in 2018.
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