Sports Management 2017 issue 130

sports management Mar Apr 2017 issue 130

Sports Management Mar Apr 2017 issue 130

On the cover:

Rio Ferdinand’s Legacy Foundation

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Editor’s letter: Sporting Communities

Liz Terry shares her thoughts

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Letters: Have your say

UK Sports’ funding cuts to badminton will hurt the sport

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People profile: Dame Sarah Storey

The most successful female British Paralympian of all time shares her thoughts on the improvements needed in para-cycling

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People profile: Dan Savage

The sound designer discusses his work on an immersive visual and aural experience designed for the Rio Olympics

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People profile: Dr Paul McCarthy

McCarthy, a sports psychologist, describes how mindset is an important part of athletic performance

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News & Analysis:

Participation targets for 2020, renewable energy at Lord’s and Turkey’s stadium plans

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Thought Leaders: Phil Smith

Sport England’s Phil Smith explains how new funding changes will allow NGBs to focus on their core audience

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Thought Leaders: Andy Reed

Sexism in the locker room

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Building legacies: The Legacy Foundation

Rio Ferdinand, Bobby Zamora and Mark Noble on The Legacy Foundation

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Governance: Sports Governance

The new Code for Sports Governance Explained

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Sports Management Mar Apr 2017 issue 130

On the cover: Rio Ferdinand

Rio Ferdinand’s Legacy Foundation

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Talking Point: Sports Governance

We ask six experts for their opinion on the new governance code

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Parkour: Eugene Minogue

The founder of Parkour UK explains why this is more than a sport than a sport

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Iceland Football: Iceland’s incredible rise to the top of football

How artificial pitches helped them win

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Elevate Show Preview: Elevate 2017

Elevate will explore the ways in which physical activity, health and performance connect. We look at what’s in store at the show

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School sport: School Games

Putting competitive sport back at the heart of schools

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Sport England: Sport England’s new funding model

What this means for the sector

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Squash: Growing the grassroots

Squash’s plans to bring the sport back to its former glory

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Sport-kit: Product Innovation

Innovation and new launches

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