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Disability Sport
Ten years on from the launch of disability sport in Wales, most would say that recent achievements are burning brighter than the celebration candles on the anniversary cake. |
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Jade Jones
Jade Jones. Remember that name. When the Olympics roll into London, you might just hear it again. Poised, as she is, to unleash a blur of high velocity, brutal, agile kicks in a bid to make history. |
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Laura McAllister
SportingWales spends ten minutes with Professor Laura McAllister - the new Chair of the Sports Council for Wales. |
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William Worrall
Hurtling into the Welsh Cyclocross team and number one ranking position in Wales for his age group |
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becky james
Sarah Mogford meets Becky James, cycling’s next big thing, to find out more. |
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anna davies
As unemployment figures increase, people are turning to volunteering in order to boost their skills and to secure a job. We speak to one woman who did just that... |
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Jazmin Carlin
Swimming in Wales is celebrating one of its most successful periods in its history and with the depth of talent waiting in the wings it is surely set to continue. |
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school rules ok!
People, young and old, are swinging back through the gates - but are swapping their satchels for their kitbags |
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Zak Lee-Green
Bouncing up the stairs of the Welsh Institute of Sport, Zak Lee-Green has a huge smile on his face. And he has a lot to be happy about. |
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Schools keep fit
The buzz word on everyone’s lips in UK sport at the moment is “legacy”, the challenge is to inspire the next generation of sporting hopefuls. |
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Amy Boulden
Spend just five minutes talking to 15-year-old Welsh golfing phenomenon, Amy Boulden, and you’ll uncover a driving ambition that is only too obvious. |
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daniel chapman & andrew selby
In the last 12 months alone, young boxers in Wales have taken 39 gold medals. |
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Dan lucker
As Welsh Paralympians continue to storm the world stage, it is reassuring to know that there is plenty of talent waiting in the wings. Jane Williams talks to Dan Lucker. |
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Tom Haffield
Set to race against Michael Phelps in Beijing, Tom Haffield asks that no comparison is drawn and insists to Jane Williams that he is his own man. |
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Kate Arnold
Kate Arnold smiles as she explains, “I can cartwheel, I can drive – I haven’t mastered the one-handed handstand yet but it remains on the To Do list.” |
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Nicola Tustain
Paralympic golden girl Nicola Tustain would be the first to admit that she’s not had the best of build-ups ahead of the 2008 Paralympic Games. |
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