In my last blog I said that I wanted a memorable Olympic Games. Well it certainly was memorable but unfortunately not necessarily for the reasons that I wished for! Three weeks before the Olympics I threw a personal best
Life has been very different post games. The constant thoughts of eating well, sleeping well and training 100% seem like a distant memory for starters! Although Im still riding my bike, the media, catching up with friends and family and
Well a lot has happened since I last wrote to you all. The past month has been a bit of a blur. The Olympics was the most amazing experience. London did a fantastic job and I hope that you all got
I have just returned from Bulgaria with a bit of a tan and two medals from the European Championships (silver team and bronze relay), finishing 6th individually as the highest placed Britain. This was my final Pentathlon of the summer
So there is only a few weeks before the games start and final preparations are well underway! All the trials went well following my recovery from knee surgery! It is a massive honour for us to be representing our
2012 is flying by! Reminiscing with my roommate Geraint Thomas it seemed like yesterday we were preparing for the Olympic test event in February. We finished in second place behind the Australians in the team pursuit. It wasn’t the result
Chris emerged onto the British Swimming scene by winning Gold medals at the National, European and World Junior Championships. In March 2009, in his first year as a senior, the prolific Junior Champion underscored his potential by winning the
Beth is Britain’s most successful gymnast, she is 3 time World Champion, double European Champion for the second year running as well as National Champion. She is a double Olympian and has her eyes firmly set on a medal at
Since breaking the British junior record in 2001, Goldie has gone on to become Britain’s leading field event athlete. She is a double Olympian and has been an Olympic, World, Commonwealth and European Championship finalist. 2008 saw Goldie break
Heather was forced to stop training at the University of Bath and moved back home with her parents, funding her continued training with three part-time jobs: as a swimming coach, a barmaid and a physiotherapist. She qualified for the
