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25th March 2025
The father of a 9-year-old boy asked me if I could coach his son 1-1 with his running technique. I said, ‘No.’ Boys that age should be playing outside with their friends, not stuck in an awkward situation with an experienced coach and an expectant father watching on. Unfortunately, the boy attends a private school […]
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Welfare and Child Protection
We take the welfare of our athletes seriously
Emma Cottington: Club Welfare Officer
If you have any concerns about the welfare or protection of any of our athletes, then please get in touch with Emma Cottington by email or you may see her on Tuesday evenings at our Freestyle gymnastics sessions.
Emma will start her role in September 2024. She has completed her Safeguarding and Welfare training.
We use photographs of our club members to share success stories and to promote the club (like the ones below). We share on our Club Instagram account which is linked to our Facebook page. We only use those that reflect our club athletes in a good light. We put them into our monthly club newsletter.
We do not share the photographs with any external sources, except the occasional press release.
Client Testimonials
University of Exeter
James has been our lead strength and conditioning coach for the Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS) at the University of Exeter since the scheme's inception. His attitude, professionalism and above all his drive and desire to help each sportsman and woman develop and reach their potential is exactly what we require. James shows a real interest in each of his athletes and helps them to aspire to be as good as they can and ensures that no goals are unattainable.
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