Michael Johnson being interviewed by Sue Barker on BBC Television on 24th March 2006, Day 9 of the Melbourne Commonwealth Games. The British 4 x 100m Relay squad had just failed to get the baton around.The text over the interview has been added to emphasise that UK Athletics are the problem.Athletics in the United Kingdom is contested under UK Athletics rules. As administrators, UK Athletics should maintain a role of strict impartiality between athletes, yet they fund some and not others based on subjective criteria. They assist some with medical support and not others. The very existence of UK Athletics undermines the bedrock of fairness and equality for all in athletics. They contaminate the environment have been shown in the long term to harm more than they help the athletes they seek to assist.The AAA of England were the guardians of the sport's values in England. UK Sport and Sport England forced the effective closure of the AAA's and have created a Athletics...
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Jigar Mehta, a UC Berkeley alum, is in Beijing and capturing a behind the scenes look of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Here are some of his notes that correspond to the video. For more updates and information, please visit http://calbears.com-----------------It's probably the most talked about place at the Olympic Games, and you can't scalp a ticket to get in, it's for Olympians only.The Olympic village is truly a mini village with housing for 16000 people, a massive dining hall, and lots of entertainment options for the athletes. However, the best part of the village is the opportunity to meet athletes from around the world, if your clever you could make enough friends that you would never have to pay for another hotel room when you travel!Everyone wants to know what it is like on the inside, and since I couldn't get into the village I gave Martin Maric (Discus-Crotia) andAmin Nikfar (Shot Put-Iran) a video camera for a day. Cal Athletics in...
Jigar Mehta, a University of California alumnus, is in Beijing capturing a behind-the-scenes look at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In today's video feature, he talks to former Cal swimming star Natalie Coughlin, who won six medals in Beijing to set a record for most medals by a U.S. female in one Olympic Games.------------------Natalie Coughlin Interview:Well, the swimmers are finally out of the pool and hitting the Olympic party scene. Last night (Sunday) was the famous Speedo Party, which takes place the night of the last day of swimming. All the stars of the pool from Michael Phelps to Dara Torres came, as did Cal's very own six-time medalist in Beijing, Natalie Coughlin. With 11 Olympic medals, Natalie shares the honor with Matt Bondi as being Cal's most decorated Olympian.Natalie looked cool and calm and ready to celebrate with the rest of the U.S. swim team in attendance. She'll be taking a little time off before setting her sites on London in 2012. Another 6 medals Natalie? Cal Athletics In...
Jigar Mehta, a UC Berkeley alum, is in Beijing and capturing a behind the scenes look of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Here are some of his notes that correspond to the video. For more updates and information, please visit http://calbears.com-----------I landed at the Beijing airport at 2pm on the day of the Opening Ceremonies, a full 6 hours before they started. However, since I was ticketless, I watched the opening of the 29th Olympiad with a bunch of foreigners and locals in one of several outdoor parks in Beijing set up with televisionscreens.The city felt alive, and even though we could hear and see the fireworks in the distance, we had only been watching it on a TV. How awesome would it have been to be inside the Bird's Nest.That night back in my hotel as I was fighting insomnia, a email landed in my inbox from a fellow Cal Alum, who said that I should see if his friend who was going to the Opening Ceremonies had an extra ticket. It was a few hourstoo late, but I still gave Jason Lin ('01) a call and met him the next day to hear about his experience at the Opening Ceremonies.ADDITIONAL INFO:Jason Lin, a California native, moved to Shanghai, China in 2004 and now works for the One Foundation. For more information about the One Foundation, please visit: http://www.onefoundation.cn/html/03/category-catid-103.html) Cal Athletics in...
Jigar Mehta, a UC Berkeley alum, is in Beijing and capturing a behind the scenes look of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Here are some of his notes that correspond to the video. For more updates and information, please visit http://calbears.com-------------------------------The Olympics are clearly underway here in Beijing -- it's all people are talking about. I've been on a mission to meet to as many Cal Olympians as I can while I am here, and maybe even get my photo taken with a Cal Olympian's medal round my neck! Since most of the Cal Bears are in the middle of competing, from swimming to softball, they don't have the time (yet!) to talk to me. They are on the train-eat-sleep, repeat then compete routine.However, I had a bit of good luck, meeting two Cal Olympians, Martin Maric ('09) and Amin Nikfar ('04), outside the Olympic Village, their home in Beijing. Cal Athletics in...
The University of California will be well represented at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing with a record 39 athletes and coaches from 14 different countries having qualified for the Games, as of July 9.A member of Cal's 2008 Pac-10 champion 200 free, 200 medley and 400 medley relays, Godec placed sixth in the 50 free and 12th in the 100 free at the NCAA meet this past year. On relays, he was part of the Bears' national runner-up 400 medley relay, as well as the third place 200 free, 400 free and 200 medley relays. A veteran of international competition, he anchored Slovenia's 400 medley relay at the 2004 Olympics and placed 12th in both the 50 free and 50 butterfly at the 2007 World Championships. Godec is an immunology and molecular and cell biology major and has received a Pac-10 Postgraduate Scholarship.To help Golden Bear fans follow the Cal delegation this summer, Cal Athletics has built a special website at http://www.CalBears.com/Olympics, complete with bio information, schedules, results, feature stories and the history of the Bears at the Games. In addition, there is a sortable database of all Cal Olympic results. Cal Athletics:...
This short video shows the variety and depth of athletic involvement at Dickinson College and how athletics contribute to the mission of the institution. Athletics at...
In Kenya thousands were on hand for Olympic team trials over the weekend. In the popular 10,000-meters, it was Moses Masai, Martin Irungu Mathathi, and Micah Kogo who rose to the occasion. They look to answer the challenge of an Ethiopian team that may include Haile Gebrselassie who decided against the marathon in pollution-choked Beijing. Meanwhile, steeplechase defending Olympic champion Ezekiel Kemboi placed first ahead of world champion, Brimin Kipruto, and African champion, Richard Mateelong. And now, in New York, for a sport of a different sort, as Nathan's Famous hotdog contest took place on Coney Island. In epic fashion, 6-time winner Takeru Sports--Kenya...
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The University of California will be well represented at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing with a record 39 athletes and coaches from 14 different countries having qualified for the Games, as of July 9. Boyle qualified for the New Zealand Olympic team in the 800-meter freestyle relay at her country's trials in late March. During her collegiate season in 2008, she broke her own Cal record in the 1650-yard free with a time of 16:01.80 at the NCAA championships, where she finished fifth. Boyle initially set the mark of 16:03.51 when she won the event at the Pac-10 meet, snapping a record that had stood for 20 years. Her 1650 victory was Cal's first in the event since Sarah Anderson claimed the title in 1989. Boyle also placed fourth in the 500 free at Pac-10s (4:45.37). She represented New Zealand at the 2005 World Championships and placed eighth in the 800-meter free relay.To help Golden Bear fans follow the Cal delegation this summer, Cal Athletics has built a special website at http://www.CalBears.com/Olympics, complete with bio information, schedules, results, feature stories and the history of the Bears at the Games. In addition, there is a sortable database of all Cal Olympic results. Cal Athletics:...
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O.J. Mayo, Bill Walker, Chris Douglas-Roberts, DaJuan Wagner being instructed by Mike Procopio and Tim Grover of the A.T.T.A.C.K. Athletics Training Center in Chicago. Uploaded and filmed by Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress.com Tim Grover's...
The University of California will be well represented at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing with a record 39 athletes and coaches from 14 different countries having qualified for the Games, as of July 9. Lewy earned a spot on the U.S. Olympic team with a second-place finish in the marathon at the Olympic Trials in Boston April 20, crossing the line in a lifetime-best 2:30.19. She led from the start until the 24th mile before being overtaken by eventual winner Deena Kastor. While a runner at Cal, Lewy earned All-America honors with a third-place finish in the 5000-meter run at the 1997 NCAA championships with a career-best time of 16:04.86. On Cal's all-time performers list, she ranks second in the 5000m (16:04.86), third in the 3000m (9:25.93) and seventh in the 1500m (4:23.34). Lewy is in her seventh year as an assistant coach with the Cal track & field program.To help Golden Bear fans follow the Cal delegation this summer, Cal Athletics has built a special website at http://www.CalBears.com/Olympics, complete with bio information, schedules, results, feature stories and the history of the Bears at the Games. In addition, there is a sortable database of all Cal Olympic results. Cal Athletics:...
The University of California will be well represented at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing with a record 39 athletes and coaches from 14 different countries having qualified for the Games, as of July 9.Wilson will represent her native Hong Kong at the Olympics for the second time this summer. In 2004 in Athens, she set a Hong Kong record in the 100-meter freestyle. Overall, Wilson, who also competed at the 2007 World Championships, holds national records in the 100 fly (1:00.81), 50 free (26.14), 100 free (56.51) and 200 free (2:03.24). During her freshman season at Cal in 2008, she earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 100-yard butterfly (53.02) and was part of the school record-setting 200 free relay that finished as the NCAA runner-up.To help Golden Bear fans follow the Cal delegation this summer, Cal Athletics has built a special website at http://www.CalBears.com/Olympics, complete with bio information, schedules, results, feature stories and the history of the Bears at the Games. In addition, there is a sortable database of all Cal Olympic results. Cal Athletics:...
2008, Monaco, IAAF World Athletics Tour, Herculis, Womens Pole Vault, Yelena Isinbaeva, of Russia, sets yet another world record at 5.04 meters. In the midst of having a tough day, she pulled through and broke her old record on her last try. (Universal Sports, UniversalSports.com) Isinbaeva Breaks...
Jigar Mehta, a UC Berkeley alum, is in Beijing and capturing a behind the scenes look of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Here are some of his notes that correspond to the video. For more updates and information, please visit http://calbears.com----------------I have a special relationship with field hockey and the Olympics. It was the first event I saw at my first Olympics in Atlanta, and I have made a point of taking in a few matches at subsequent games. This Olympics, Shellie Omstead, the head coach of Cal's field hockey team is one of three assistant coaches on the US Women's team.I caught up with Shellie after the US team lost 4-2 to Germany. While they aren't out of the medal hunt, they will have to win the next two matches as only the top two in each pool advance to the medal round.One of the great things I have noticed about the Olympics is that friends and family really come out to support them and Shellie had a special member of the Cal field hockey family come out to Beijing. You'll have to watch the video to see who it is! Cal Athletics in...

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