London Olympics - A Manifesto for UK Sport

A Manifesto for UK sport during the London Olympic year. In this report, Dan Travis looks at why the state of sporting competition in the UK is not as strong as it could be, what's to blame and what we can do about it. Holding onto the competitive ethic is not only possible but desirable. Dan Travis is a tennis coach, speaker and writer on sport and sporting competition.

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  • Category: Essay » Sociology
  • Words: 3,210
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: 9781466087477
Tags: london 2012 london olympics dan travis london sport london olympics 2012
About Dan Travis

I am a writer and speaker and the director of the discussion group The Brighton Salon. My work includes the London Olympics a Manifesto for Competitive Sport, How to Teach Young Children Tennis and Slowing Down - What happened to our Runners. I am looking to the London Olympics to make a change in the way we approach competitive sport in the UK. I live in Brighton UK and am a competitive tennis player and coach to advanced players.

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