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Sports Management Issue 3 2009 SPORTSwww.sportsmanagement.co.uk INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT DEBATE VOLUME 13 Q3 Can sports clubs get adequate access to sports facilities? South Africa’s getting ready for the 2010 FIFA World Cup THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF SAPCA GROWING THE GRASSROOTS Encouraging youngsters into modern pentathlon chanceyour forglory We want disabled people to choose athletics and enjoy the opportunities it can bring Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson DBE Ambassador of Aviva Parallel Success • Athletes with Visual Impairments • Dwarf Athletes • Manual Wheelchair Users • Athletes with Learning Disability • Amputees • Athletes with Cerebral Palsy Find out more... about how to get involved, visit www.uka.org.uk/grassroots/parallel-success or phone Marie Yates on 0121 713 8462 UK Athletics, Athletics House, Central Boulevard Blythe Valley Park, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 8AJ Phone: 0121 713 8462 or 07912 070624 EDITOR’S LETTER Getting motivated he 2012 Olympics are meant to be a catalyst for change, raising standards at elite level and T inspiring couch potatoes everywhere to dust off their sports kit and get back out there to do some physical activity. However, as the three-year countdown begins, new data from Sport England’s Active People survey shows participation rates remain largely flat, with some sports report- ing a reduction in the numbers taking part and only table tennis showing any meaningful increase. At elite level there are signs policymakers are getting ratty with any lack of progress. Sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe – normally a mild mannered man – had an uncharacteristic outburst over our Wimble- don performance, calling it “embarrassing” and saying he will reconsider the future funding of tennis PHOTO: WWW.ACTIONPLUS.CO.UK Bradley Wiggins - a great unless more elite players emerge from the system: “Why don’t we have the production-line of players Tour de France result for Britain other countries do?” he asked the BBC. “We’re not succeeding at elite level and I want to know why.” e-mail: please use contact’s When it comes to mass participation, we must remember this is the first time sport has laid itself so [email protected] open. In years gone by, funding was channelled into sport with no meaningful monitoring taking place, SUBSCRIPTIONS so no-one knew if it was working. Now, thanks to Active People, we can see exactly what’s happening. Julie Albone At the moment, facilities are improving and more opportunities are available for people to take part +44 (0)1462 471915 in sport, but they lack the motivation to get involved. This is something which needs to be examined EDITOR Liz Terry closely, as motivation is the key to success when it comes to changing people’s exercise habits. Providing +44 (0)1462 431385 great facilities and making a logical case for exercise has never been enough to really engage people. MANAGING EDITOR Karen Maxwell Sport requires and teaches dogged determination and we must expect +44 (0)1462 471920 nothing less from our sports policymakers. If Active People shows current PUBLISHER Nadeem Shaikh policy isn’t working as well as hoped, we need to keep working until it does +44 (0)1462 471902 NEWS EDITOR Targeted subsidies can work and last issue we reviewed the Active England initiative (SM Q2 09, p24) Tom Walker which succeeded in motivating people in a number of target groups to take up sport. Active England +44 (0)1462 471934 funded 241 projects, cost £95m, prompted further investment of £131m and led to 1.4m people taking JOURNALISTS part. The initiative was based on innovation, so sharing best practice can show effective ways forward. Martin Nash +44 (0)1462 471911 There’s more work to be done to get the industry joined up – in this issue, for example, we debate Pete Hayman the challenges some sports face getting access to facilities (page 24). Sport England is funding the +44 (0)1462 471938 governing bodies, local government is funding the facilities, but they have different agendas, so facility PRODUCTS EDITORS programming doesn’t always take the needs of sports clubs into account, which hampers progress. Sarah Todd/Mark Edmonds +44 (0)1462 471933 There is good news, and we need to make sure we celebrate the successes as well as working to DISPLAY ADVERTISING overcome the challenges. At elite level, our swimmers have done well at the World Championships, our John Challinor cricketers have beaten the Aussies at Lord’s for the first time in 70-odd years and we’ve +44 (0)1582 607970 had a high placement in the Tour de France in the form of Bradley Wiggins who Jan Williams +44 (0)1462 471909 appears on this month’s cover. Our sports people, so long denied the facilities Tessa Alexander and financial backing which allows them to train at world-class level, are +44 (0)1462 471903 blossoming with the support they’re getting and with 2012 as a goal. DESIGN The challenges remain to build on this success while working to find Ed Gallagher ways to increase mass participation and engage more people in exercise. +44 (0)1905 20198 Andy Bundy Sport requires and teaches dogged determination and we must +44 (0)1462 471924 expect nothing less from our sports policymakers. If Active People Claire Toplis shows that current policy isn’t working as well as hoped, then we need +44 (0)1462 471910 to review and improve it and to keep on doing this until it does work INTERNET Dean Fox +44 (0)1462 471900 Liz Terry, editor [email protected] Tim Nash +44 (0)1462 471917 CIRCULATION MANAGER the leisure media company publishes Michael Emmerson +44 (0)1462 471932 spa business Attractions FINANCIAL CONTROL management Feather Down Farms’ Philip Knatchbull Luite Moraal on $VS[PO"&T$&0 GLAMPING on striking a cinema camping gets EFBMXJUI).7 Sue Davis glamorous BIG TACKLING 5063*4. +44 (0)1395 519398 EDINBURGH The Fab4D experience opens at The Beatles Story museum HOTELS GONE GREEN uniting the FINANCIAL ADMIN world of spas Denise Gildea CHRIS RAPLEY DURRELL WILDLIFE +44 (0)1462 471930 CONSERVATION TRUST Issue 3 2009 © cybertrek 2009 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital 3 ISSUE 3 2009 IN THIS ISSUE 16 Karen Rothery promotes HE sport 55 A winning tennis combination at Westway 21 Mountbatten upgrade 24 Facility access debate 33 Sport specific surfaces 37 Turfing issues for groundsmen 6 LETTERS 24 TALKBACK: 41 SHOW PREVIEW: IOG SALTEX CAN SPORTS CLUBS GET ACCESS TO Why it appeals to grounds managers 7 ANALYSIS: JOHN GOODBODY SPORTS FACILITIES? Crispin Andrews asks The promises of an Olympic legacy 42 SHOW PREVIEW: 26 GETTING READY FOR 2010 THE SPORT SHOW AT LIW 8 INDUSTRY NEWS Sarah Todd looks at South Africa in prep- How innovation in community sport aration for the FIFA World Cup and asks could raise participation levels 14 PEOPLE NEWS how the event will benefit the nation 44 SHOW PREVEIW: FSB 15 SAPCA NEWS 33 CHOOSING THE RIGHT What’s on offer at the European event SPORTS SURFACE for amenities, sports and pool facilities 16 INTERVIEW: KAREN ROTHERY Colin Young advises on what’s available The CEO of BUCS talks to Karen and how to make the right choice 45 POWER SUPPLIES Maxwell about her vision for HE sport FOR SPORTS LIGHTING 37 HIGHER GROUND Tony Hill discusses the issues that sur- 21 NEW OPENING: Michael Heal discusses the role of round powering a sports facility and MOUNTBATTEN LEISURE CENTRE sports facility groundsmen and why advises on identifying the costs in Kath Hudson on the upgraded facility the profession needs a higher profile order to establish a realistic budget 4 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital Issue 3 2009 © cybertrek 2009 NEWS AND JOBS UPDATED DAILY ONLINE AT WWW.SPORTSMANAGEMENT.CO.UK ISSUE 3 2009 45 Powering floodlights 50 Five alive for modern pentathlon digital magazine See Sports Management online www.sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital news and jobs: For jobs and news visit www.sportsmanagement.co.uk or sign up for e-news on 61 Sport hall construction www.leisuresubs.com subscribe: Sign up for Sports Management at www.leisuresubs.com or call: +44 (0)1462 471915 attention buyers! fi nd suppliers and innovation updates www.sport-kit.net 26 South Africa 2010 68 Play provision at Stoneleigh Park 50 GRASSROOTS: 65 STEP BY STEP FLOORING MODERN PENTATHLON Pete Hayman on sport facility planning Pentathlon GB reveals how it’s buyers’ guide: encouraging youngsters into the sport 68 FAIR PLAY For suppliers of products and Karen Maxwell checks out some of the services, turn to page 79 53 SPORT KIT: trends and products showcased at the Charterhouse tackles essential mainte- recent Play Fair event in Warwickshire SAPCA nance and pool floats from Hippo Leisure Sports Management 73 BUYERS BRIEFING: is the offi cial 55 WINNING AT WESTWAY We look at what’s new for washrooms, magazine of the Sports and Play Westway Sports Centre and Win changing rooms and lockers Construction Tennis are encouraging community Association (SAPCA), the trade tennis, Karen Maxwell finds out how 76 SAPCA DIRECTORY body for the UK’s sports facility construction industry. Sports 61 MODERN METHODS 79 SPORTS DIRECTORY Management and SAPCA work in partnership to promote OF CONSTRUCTION high standards in the design, Ray O’Neill looks at how this method 83 DIARY & ADVERTISERS’ construction and maintenance can deliver on time and on budget INDEX of UK sports facilities Issue 3 2009 © cybertrek 2009 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital 5 WRITE TO REPLY Do you hold a strong opinion about your industry? Where are things going wrong, or right? Sports Management would love to hear from you. Email: [email protected] Adequate pitch care ’m not surprised by the latest Wembley parting company and how this decision taken by Wembley reflects on the industry as a whole.
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