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Sports Management Issue 4 2015 www.sportsmanagement.co.uk @Sportsmag Vol 19 issue 4 2015 Removing Barriers Getting SPORTING more women FUTURE into sport New government sports strategy examined EDDIE IZZARD & THE #BIGHELPOUT Click here to subscribe to the print edition www.sportsmanagement.co.uk/subs EDITOR'S LETTER SPORT FINDS ITS PURPOSE When a political opposition praises a new government strategy it's a sign it's achieved consensus. Sporting Future: A New Strategy for an Active Nation is a masterful piece of work which will change the wellbeing of the nation and see sport take its rightful place in the wider health agenda hat a journey sport has been on over the last 50 The Active People research will become Active Lives and be years: from amateur to professional and from the rebuilt to represent a broader definition of activity. Crouch says private school to the mainstream. It's been quite a the outcomes "will define who and what we fund." W ride and we've essentially seen it democratised. So there’s huge change ahead. It will no longer be a given Now sport is taking another giant evolutionary leap forward that established bodies will get funding if they fail to make a and joining the mainstream health and social agendas with the difference, while other organisations – even outside conventional publication of the government’s report, Sporting Future: A New sport – which prove they're driving positive behaviour change Strategy for an Active Nation, which lays out plans for the sector. and social good in the target populations, will get it instead. Most policy documents do little more than gather dust, but once Sport England has retained pretty much all its funding in a generation one comes along which is so in tune with the needs (£1.40bn vs the existing £1.47bn), so the money's there to make of the times it’s both a game changer things happen, although some and a breath of fresh air. This is such councils facing cuts will need to a report. It's ambitious, thorough, What can we do with a prioritise when delivering on the inclusive and clear thinking. policy like this, a supportive vision of Sporting Future. First observation is that Sporting One of the most exciting Future has achieved a high degree of government and the best of announcements is a Sport England consensus by identifying issues and ourselves? A great deal of good focus on physical activity from the solutions which can be endorsed by age of five to 18 (currently 14-18). the industry and the main political This will get children into good parties: the shadow sports minister was complimentary and exercise habits at a critical stage in their development and must both Labour and Lib Dems will see some of their best ideas have be delivered in partnership with schools if it is to succeed. filtered in via the extensive consultation process. Read the report – it's stuffed full of good things which are In the foreword, sports minister, Tracey Crouch, says far too many for the space I have here: a new Sports Business the strategy has the aspiration to achieve five simple but Council, the revival of the Sport Cabinet of nations, the focus on fundamental outcomes for the nation – nothing less than mental health, the endorsement of CIMSPA as the lead body for "physical health, mental health, individual development, social the 'sports workforce', knowledge transfer between Olympic and and community development and economic development." non-Olympic sports, funding for kids' cycling – it's a long list. This broad remit places sport firmly at the heart of the nation's Hats off to ukActive, whose pivot to wellness and activity has wellness agenda and throughout Sporting Future, reference undoubtedly helped this change along and congratulations to is made to collaboration with a wide range of government everyone involved in making Sporting Future – it's wonderful. departments, private sector partners and quangos, including What can we do with a policy like this, a supportive government health and business. It also has social change at its heart. and the best of ourselves? We can do a great deal of good. Everything will be measured and the ways we measure will evolve, with Sport England's behaviour change methodologies Liz Terry, editor being extended to a national scale and new measures being email: [email protected] developed in areas such as the impact of sport on mental health. Share your thoughts – visit sportsmanagement.co.uk/blog T: +44 (0)1462 431385 W: sportsmanagement.co.uk @sportsmag E: [email protected] sportsmanagement.co.uk issue 4 2015 © Cybertrek 2015 3 WELCOME SEBASTIEN FOUCAN INTERVIEW – FREERUNNING ACADEMY LANDS IN LONDON PAGE 34 HOW TO ATTRACT MORE WOMEN TO TAKE PART IN SPORT PAGE 38 08 People profiles 18 Mike Hall column 38 Women in sport Eddie Izzard, comedian turned sports Sport, education and the 4th space – how Evidence shows that men still dominate volunteer; Ashes-winner and cycling supremo universities are benefiting from sport participation. Kath Hudson finds out what Matt Prior; and former Chelsea striker and operators can do to attract more women fan-funding pioneer Gianluca Vialli 20 News roundup 42 New sports – jorkyball 14 Write to reply 32 News report Fast-paced, profitable and suitable for small Readers’ letters to the editor How football is doing its bit to help with the spaces. There’s much to like about jorkyball, largest refugee crisis in a generation for both players and club operators 16 The new sports strategy A detailed look at the UK government’s new 34 Interview – Sebastien Foucan 46 Activity tracking – Strava society sports strategy – Sporting Future: A New He’s worked with Madonna and James Bond Strava describes itself as a global community Strategy for an Active Nation – which looks to – but getting kids active is still the most of athletes. Gareth Nettleton explains why transform sport in the country important thing for the creator of Parkour it’s more than just a tracking app 4 sportsmanagement.co.uk issue 4 2015 © Cybertrek 2015 ISSUE 4 2015 www.sportsmanagement.co.uk @sportsmag STRAVA SOCIETY – HOW A TRACKING APP CREATED A GLOBAL COMMUNITY OF ATHLETES PAGE 46 DAVID MANICA INTERVIEW – THE CREATOR OF THE SEED STADIUM CONCEPT PAGE 72 50 Sustainable venue designs 64 Event report – Soccerex 72 Interview – David Manica Chris DeVolder from architects HOK on how The future of FIFA and technological The founder of Manica Architecture designing sustainable sports venues improves advances in fan engagement were among the explains his SEED stadium concept communities and the bottom line topics discussed at this year’s Soccerex 76 Sports structures – flexible designs 56 University sport 66 New opening – Centre Vidéotron Suppliers and designers are coming up with A look at university sports centres which Quebec’s ultra-modern arena promises to increasingly flexible solutions to clients’ have made commercial use of their facilities secure a new NHL franchise and end a requests to use spaces more efficiently a bedrock of their business model 20-year wait for the city’s ice hockey fans 80 SAPCA Game On 60 Growing the grassroots – swimming 70 Event report – ESDN conference SAPCA members’ news; CEO Chris Trickey Swimming is the most popular sport in the The conference for sport academics and looks ahead to 2016 UK. 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