international sports medicine, science and performance conference, leeds
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International Sports Medicine, Science and Performance Conference, Leeds
We are England
Wednesday 21 July 2010
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75 days to go
Modernisation review
• Modernisation review
• New President – Dame Kelly Holmes
• New Chairman – Sir Andrew Foster
• New Board – mix of business and sport
• New Chef de Mission – Craig Hunter
• New branding – We are England
• Fundraising to become independent of Sport England
• Succession planning
Management• Games management
– Craig Hunter – Chef de Mission (Volunteer)
– Ann Hogbin – General Team Manager – Operations(CGE Chief Executive)
– Don Parker – General Team Manager – Performance (CGE Sports Director)
Games Advisory Group
• David Faulkner, NPD Hockey• Ann Hogbin, CEO• Craig Hunter, Chef de Mission• Dr Chris Jarvis, Medical• Dr Mike Loosemore, Medical • Don Parker, Sports Director• David Tillotson, EIS• Professor Greg Whyte, Sports Science
Team size• First Commonwealth Games held in Hamilton, CAN in 1930
• In 2010 team size expected to be 560 – 385 athletes and 175 support staff including HQ
• Approved selection policies – minimum criteria: potential finalist
• Development opportunities– Delhi 2010 → London 2012 → Glasgow 2014
• Role of Commonwealth Youth Games– Former medallists: James Degale, Jessica Ennis, Louis Smith,
Beth Tweddle– Isle of Man – 7/13 September 2011– Samoa - 2015
Team manager programme
• Three weekend workshops– September 2009, March 2010, July 2010
• Regular contact via Sports Director
• Two recces– October 2009 and May 2010
• Consult and communicate
• Recent sporting events in Delhi– Hockey World Cup (Men)– Test events: Archery, Boxing, Shooting
Preparation
• No Holding Camp
• Allow sports to choose how to best prepare their team
• No “One size fits all” approach
• Sport England ring fenced budget c£350k
• Allocation of £700 per athlete for Games time preparation
• Village enhancement
Delhi preparedness
• Venues
• Village– Best ever– Training facilities: 50m pool, track & field, indoor
arena
• Transport
• Catering
• Security
Our preparedness
• Kit
• Acclimatisation strategy
• Flights
• Zeus on-line registration database
• Team lodge
• CYG 2008 Pune experiences
• Security
Team performance
• 1998, 2002, 2006 – 2nd in the Medal Table
• 2014 – aspiration to beat Australia and head medal table
• 2010 -sports to provide details of their aspirations
Our role
• To make a difference
• Support teams across all disciplines
• Minimal HQ team of administration, media, medical and physiotherapy support – maximise accreditations within sport teams
• Follow protocols developed at past Commonwealth and Olympic Games– Daily shirt rota – unify the team!
Sport
1. Aquatics – John Atkinson2. Archery – Hilda Gibson3. Athletics – John Brierley4. Badminton – Ian Moss/Andy Woods5. Boxing – Martin Webb6. Cycling – Keith Reynolds7. Gymnastics – Mike Weinstock8. Hockey – David Faulkner 9. Lawn Bowls – Mary Price/Pip Branfield10.Netball – Liz Bloor11.Rugby 7s – Will Beeley12.Shooting – Peter Underhill13.Squash – Stafford Murray14.Table Tennis – Jill Parker15.Tennis – Paul Hutchins16.Weightlifting – Maggie Lynes17.Wrestling – Shaun Morley
Para Sports:
1. Athletics - M&W2. Power Lifting - M&W3. Swimming - M&W4. Table Tennis - W
Distance from CGV to the Venues
DISTANCE FROM GAMES VILLAGE COMPETITION VENUE
KILOMETERS(Min to max)
I.G Sports Complex 8
Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium 7
Yamuna Sports Complex 12
Talkatora Indoor Stadium 11
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium 10
Dr SPM Aquatics Complex 12
Thyagraj Sports Complex 13
Delhi University 12
Sri Fort Sports Complex 16
Dr.Karni Singh Shooting Range 21
R.K.Khanna Tennis Complex 22
England Hockey India 2010
Athletics – J.N. Stadium
Competition Arena 400m 9 lane Conica Synthetic
surface Athletic track with 10 lanes in Home Straight
60m 4 lane Conica Synthetic surface strip at Indoor hold up area.
Warm up areas - 2 i) 8 lane Conica synthetic
surface track ii) Long Throws
Seating : 60,000Distance from GV : 12 KmCost : INR 609 Crore
USD 129.677 Mn
Events – Men: 23 Women: 23 Track – 24 Field – 16 Combined – 2 20 Km Road Walk – 2 Marathon – 2
Track FieldMen 2 1
Women 2 1
Para Sports
Para-Sports – 4 Events - 15
Athletics -6 [6 – 10 Oct]Category Event Classification
Men’s Shot Put F 32/34/52
Men’s 100 m T 46
Men’s 1500 m T 54 (WC)
Women’s
Shot Put F32-34/52/53
Women’s
100 m T 37
Women’s
1500 m T54Powerlifting – 2 [12 Oct]
Category Event Classification
Men’s Bench Press
Open
Women’s
Bench Press
Open
Medals at Stake
Gold Silver Bronze
M W M W M W
3 3 3 3 3 3
Gold Silver Bronze
M W M W M W
1 1 1 1 1 1
Medals at Stake
Swimming – 6 [5 – 9 Oct]Category Event Classification
Men’s 50m Freestyle S 9
Men’s 100m Freestyle S 8
Men’s 100m Freestyle S 10
Women’s 50m Freestyle S 9
Women’s 100m Freestyle S 9
Women’s 100m Butterfly S 9
Table Tennis – [10 – 14 Oct]
Category Event Classification
Women’s Open Single’s TT 1 – 5(Wheelchair)
Gold Silver Bronze
M W M W M W
3 3 3 3 3 3
Gold Silver Bronze
W W W
1 1 1
Medals at Stake
Medals at Stake
Para-Sports – 4 Events - 15
Medals at stake sport wise
SPORT GOLD SILVER BRONZE Total
Aquatics 50 50 50 150
Archery 8 8 8 24
Athletics 46 46 46 138
Badminton 6 6 6 18
Boxing 10 10 20 40
Cycling 18 18 18 54
Gymnastics 20 20 20 60
Hockey 2 2 2 6
SPORT GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
Lawn Bowls 6 6 6 18
Net Ball 1 1 1 3
Rugby 7s 1 1 1 3
Shooting 36 36 36 108
Squash 5 5 5 15
Table Tennis 7 7 7 21
Tennis 5 5 5 15
Weightlifting 15 15 15 45
Wrestling 21 21 21 63
TOTAL 257 257 267 781
Medals at stake sport wise
SPORT GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL
Athletics 6 6 6 18
Powerlifting 2 2 2 6
Swimming 6 6 6 18
Table Tennis 1 1 1 3
TOTAL 15 15 15 45
Para - Sports
GOLD SILVER BRONZE
272 272 282
Total Medals
Medals at stake sport wise
Commonwealth Games Village
Residential Zone
PracticeAreas
Flyover
STP/WTP
TransportMall
Intl.Zone
OperationalZone-2
OperationalZone-1
Commonwealth Games Village
Facilities in the Residential Zone
1. Athlete Flat Area• World class designs• Air-conditioned rooms• Lockable spaces in flat
area
• Extendable beds -(10% extension in length)
Lounge Area
Bathroom
Perimeter Wall
Para Sport Athletes
• The Games Village designed to ensure all areas are fully accessible, comfortable and functional for all Para Sport Athletes and team officials.
• Other services that will be available specifically for Para-Sport athletes include: Shower seats within Games Village bathrooms Equally distributed 112 Para sport accessible toilets across all
the 34 towers. Repair of Athletes Mobility aids, equipment and wheelchair
malfunctions at the wheelchair workshop located in the International Zone
Assistance by trained Games Village staff and volunteers
Casual Dining
The Casual Dining Area is intended to be a fun ‘al fresco’ environment with a food court offering and urban street café feel for approximately 350-400 indoor and outdoor seats.
Timings – 11:00hrs – 23:00hrs.
Street Food – The concept will offer nutritional Indian/international snacks.
6 Catering KiosksTimings – 11:00hrs – 18:00hrs
Transport
Air conditioned
Secure
Accessible
We are England
Challenges of a multi sport event
Dealing with a Multi Sport Games
• Documentation / Team Members Agreement
• Accreditation
Multi Sport Games
• Mobile Phones• Ceremonies• Living with other sports – one team feeling• Ticket Shortage• Media• Team Kit and Dress Codes• Formal Receptions
Multi Sport Games
• 24 Hour Food
• Walking
• Whereabouts
• Blogging
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Indian Based Games
• Hostile / Passionate Crowd
• Well Prepared Indian Team
Indian Based Games
• Travel/Acclimatisation – I Pod
• Weather
• Well Being
• Indian Media
• Culture
CRAIG’S TOP TIPS
Pace yourself - make your own space and time
Beware the social events
A Team within a Team
You are the best prepared team
Respect cultural diversity
Patience - everything takes 10 x as long in India
Check, check and triple check
Always be polite and courteous – losing your temper does not work
Build relationships
Smile!
ENGLAND’S VICTORY ANTHEM
And did those feet in ancient timeWalk upon England's mountains green?
And was the holy Lamb of GodOn England's pleasant pastures seen?
And did the Countenance DivineShine forth upon our clouded hills?And was Jerusalem builded here
Among those dark Satanic mills?Bring me my bow of burning gold:Bring me my arrows of desire:
Bring me my spear: O clouds, unfold!Bring me my chariot of fire!
I will not cease from mental fight,Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand
Till we have built JerusalemIn England's green and pleasant land.
THANK YOU