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Sports Management Issue 1 2013 www.sportsmanagement.co.uk MANAGEMENT VOLUME 17 Q1 2013 Simon Morton The drive to attract major Community events to Matters the UK Football’s outreach programmes ON THE COVER Champion hurdler Perri Shakes Drayton inspiring a generation PARTNER Peace Sport Glasgow Life’s Bringing hope in the most Billy challenging Garrett places on creating a CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE culture of activity TO THE PRINT EDITION www.sportsmanagement.co.uk/subs READ SPORTS MANAGEMENT ONLINE: WWW.SPORTSMANAGEMENT.CO.UK /DIGITAL TWITTER: @SPORTSMAG [email protected] EDITOR’S LETTER Sport and peace n this issue we examine the work of the peace and sport movement and look at examples of I projects which are bringing unity to some of the most challenging places on earth (see page 42). As I sat down to write this Editor’s Letter about these life affirming, heart warming stories, the news flashed on the TV about the bombing of the Boston Marathon and the subject of sport and its ability to heal and build understanding between people took on an added poignancy. With a few awful exceptions, sport manages to exist beyond the reach of such horrors, providing a sanctuary for people from all walks of life and an escape from a whole range of difficult PHOTO CREDIT: WWW.ACTIONPLUS.CO.UK WWW.ACTIONPLUS.CO.UK PHOTO CREDIT: circumstances, from war to economic pressures and ill health. Attacks on sport arouse deep seated revulsion for this reason. The unity through sport movement inspired the creation of the Peace and Sport organisation which was established in Monaco by Prince Albert II and former pentathlete Joel Bouzou. Peace and Sport e-mail: please use contact’s has achieved some milestones, including – topically – bringing North and South Korea together to [email protected] SUBSCRIPTIONS take part in the 1st Peace and Sport Table Tennis Cup in Doha. “Peace and Sport offers a unique Denise Gildea opportunity to officials from politically divided countries to attend the same tournaments, to share +44 (0)1462 471930 time and to talk,” says Bouzou. EDITOR Liz Terry There are no parks, forests or open spaces in Gaza, so people who are +44 (0)1462 431385 MANAGING EDITOR hemmed in and living in cramped conditions can turn to the sea to Tom Walker surf and to escape and enjoy some space, freedom and exercise. +44 (0)1462 471920 PUBLISHER John Challinor Further afield, people are turning to sport to find their own sense of peace. For the people of Gaza, +44 (0)1202 742968 getting down to the beach and going surfing – one of the most unlikely things to associate with this NEWS EDITOR troubled region of the world – offers freedom and space to those hemmed in and living in cramped Tom Walker conditions. There are no parks, forests or open spaces in Gaza, so people turn to the sea to escape +44 (0)1462 471934 and to enjoy some space, freedom and exercise. JOURNALISTS The Gaza Surf Club is developing a community by teaching surfing and producing training videos Aoife Dowling in Arabic. It’s also manufacturing and selling Islamic swimwear to enable girls to continue to enjoy the +44 (0)1462 471938 Jessica Tasman-Jones sport, providing a clubhouse and teaching surfers how to make and repair boards. “We’ve helped to +44 (0)1462 471922 humanise the people of Gaza by offering a new view of their daily PRODUCTS EDITOR life,” says Surf Club founder Matthew Olsen. Kate Corney Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, as the difficulties rumble on, the +44 (0)1462 471927 Skateistan project is bringing fun, sport and exercise into the lives of DISPLAY ADVERTISING hundreds of kids by teaching them to skateboard. Jan Williams The Afghan National Olympic Committee donated land for a +44 (0)1462 471909 skateboarding centre, helped by funding from the Canadian, Danish, DESIGN Norwegian and German governments and the project has been so Ed Gallagher +44 (0)1905 20198 successful that Skateistan is opening a second centre in Kabul. Andy Bundy When dark times come and we’re faced with the kind of evil we +44 (0)1462 471924 saw in Boston, perhaps we can take a little heart that sport has the INTERNET power to bring hope in the most challenging places. Michael Paramore +44 (0)1462 471926 Liz Terry, editor [email protected] twitter: elizterry Dean Fox +44 (0)1462 471900 Tim Nash Check out our other publications and order free samples at www.leisuremedia.com +44 (0)1462 471917 CIRCULATION MANAGER Michael Emmerson +44 (0)1462 471932 FINANCIAL ADMIN Denise Gildea +44 (0)1462 471930 Issue 1 2013 © cybertrek 2013 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital 3 IN THIS ISSUE ISSUE 1 2013 38 The UK will host a number of major sporting events over the next decade 18 Glasgow Life’s Billy Garrett 42 Peace and Sport: Surfing4Peace – one of the groups creating unity through sport 28 Architects focus: Cartwright Pickard 3 EDITOR’S LETTER 18 INTERVIEW: BILLY GARRETT 34 GRASSROOTS SPORTS: ROUNDERS The sports operations manager for Glas- The popularity of rounders is increas- 6 THOUGHT LEADER gow Life talks to Kate Cracknell about ing and, according to NGB Rounders Industry comment from John Goodbody, driving a culture of physical activity and England, is already among the top three on the government’s pledge to invest making lasting, positive changes at a most played team sports in the country £150m in school sport population level – ahead of cricket and rugby. 8 INDUSTRY NEWS 24 OUTREACH PROGRAMMES: 38 INTERVIEW: SIMON MORTON Tottenham and West Ham celebrate COMMUNITY MATTERS As UK Sport launches a campaign to at- new stadium deals, beach sport stadium Football clubs are developing community tract more than 70 major sporting events planned for Skegness and Don Valley to outreach programmes that are address- to the UK by 2018, its director of major undergo £40m transformation ing social issues and bringing local events and international relations ex- people together. Neena Dhillon reports plains the plans 16 NEWS REPORT Spanish football club Real Madrid has 28 ARCHITECT’S FOCUS: 42 PEACE AND SPORT revealed ambitious plans to build an JAMES PICKARD Sport is a universal language which can US$1bn (E764m, £652m), themed enter- The Cartwright Pickard co-founder tells transcend any number of differences. tainment resort in the emirate state of us about the sustainable development Kath Hudson looks at some of the inspir- Ras al Khaimah, as part of a strategy to the practice is working on in China, plus ing and heart warming projects making increase its global reach. We take a closer the challenges of refurbishing the Grade an impact in some of the world’s most look at the plans for the development II listed Golden Lane centre in London unlikely places 4 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital Issue 1 2013 © cybertrek 2013 NEWS AND JOBS UPDATED DAILY ONLINE AT WWW.SPORTSMANAGEMENT.CO.UK ISSUE 1 2013 digital magazine See Sports Management online www.sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital 24 Reaching out to football communities 34 Grassroots look at rounders news and jobs: For jobs and news visit www.sportsmanagement.co.uk or sign up for e-news on www.leisuresubs.com subscribe: Sign up for Sports Management at www.leisuresubs.com or call: +44 (0)1462 471915 66 Vitamin D – the ‘sunshine vitamin’ that can dramatically improve performance 48 PROFESSOR MIKE KELLY 68 FIGHTING FAT Following new guidance on exercise by New US research discovers ‘beige fat’ the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, Mike Kelly warns that 70 GAME ON: The latest news and attention buyers! we must take urgent action to combat views from the Sport and Play fi nd suppliers and innovation updates the lifestyle disease epidemic Construction Association (SAPCA) www.sport-kit.net 52 FUNCTIONAL TRAINING 72 GAME ON: How can schools ensure buyers’ guide: How to unlock the potential of they inspire the next generation? functional training zones at sports clubs For suppliers of products and 74 GAME ON: Sport England’s £50m services, turn to page 80 56 OLYMPIC LEGACY Inspired Facilities fund – all you need to Mike Collins on sports policy and 2012 know about the scheme SAPCA Sports Management is a 60 SUSTAINABILITY 75 GAME ON: SAPCA DIRECTORY partner of the Sports and A look at a range of green initiatives and Play Construction Association projects from the sports sector 78 SPORT KIT (SAPCA), the trade body for the UK’s sports facility construction industry. Sports Management and SAPCA 66 RISE AND SHINE 79 SPORT DIRECTORY work in partnership to promote high Oliver Gillie reports on the benefits of standards in the design, construction and the ‘sunshine vitamin’ – vitamin D 82 DIARY DATES AND AD INDEX maintenance of UK sports facilities. Issue 1 2013 © cybertrek 2013 Read Sports Management online sportsmanagement.co.uk/digital 5 Proposed design – Rio 2016 Olympic Park, Brazil Oxylane Village, Broxtowe Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Warwickshire Cardiff International Pool DELIVERING INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS FOR 30 YEARS AFLS+P is the UK’s largest architectural practice specialising in major sport, leisure and community infrastructure projects across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. With more than 30 years of experience, we advise on, develop and deliver the very best solutions for our clients. We've developed a reputation for providing exceptional solutions which recognise operating requirements and maximise development profi tability. 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