http://www.podmaster.co.uk/shows.php?id=30 Podcasts featuring the latest news from the world of sport brought to you by podmaster.co.uk 60 en-gb Ã,© podmaster.co.uk info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Thu, 27 Jul 2006 14:21:34 GMT Fri, 28 Jul 2006 17:10:08 GMT Sport Podmaster http://www.podmaster.co.uk/assets/images/channel/thumbnail/30.jpg http://www.podmaster.co.uk/shows.php?id=30 100 100 no Sport, Sporting, Outdoors, Professional, Podcast, Podmaster, Podcasts featuring the latest news from the world of sport brought to you by podmaster.co.uk podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Podcasts featuring the latest news from the world of sport brought to you by podmaster.co.uk The Podmaster info@podmaster.co.uk Due to start six weeks of warm weather training in Perth before March's World Championships in Copenhagen, Victoria Pendleton - Olympic cycling champion - is encouraging a new generation to get on their bikes. Unveiled as the new Hovis ambassador as part of a three year sponsorship deal which includes a series of healthy eating initiatives and educational campaigns, it is hoped the cycling star will be a source of inspiration as Hovis' new 'Girl on a Bike'. Pendleton, 29, first rode for Great Britain in 2002. She won Olympic Sprint Gold in Beijing and a recent overhaul of the Olympic track cycling programme means she has the chance to emulate Sir Chris Hoy and claim three gold medals in London in 2012. Working with Hovis, she says "I hope to inspire a new generation of 'girls and boys on bikes' who enjoy cycling as much as I did when I was younger and maybe even inspire some champions of the future." It was back in 1973 that Hovis launched a TV ad that was to become the nation's favourite-ever ad, "Boy on Bike", directed by Ridley Scott. The ad was filmed on Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, Dorset and the iconic bike image is the first thing many people recall when thinking of Britain's most famous breadmaker. We spoke to Victoria ahead of her departure from UK shores to talk about her plans for the World Championships and Commonwealth Games; the impact of the IOC's recent decision; being a source of inspiration for young people and how she feels about being the new 'Girl on a Bike'. For more information visitwww.hovisbakery.co.uk http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=280 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=280 Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:00:54 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Due to start six weeks of warm weather training in Perth before March’s World Championships in Copenhagen, Victoria Pendleton - Olympic cycling champion - is encouraging a new generation to get on their bikes. 00:01:37 Due to start six weeks of warm weather training in Perth before March's World Championships in Copenhagen, Victoria Pendleton - Olympic cycling champion - is encouraging a new generation to get on their bikes. Unveiled as the new Hovis ambassador as part of a three year sponsorship deal which includes a series of healthy eating initiatives and educational campaigns, it is hoped the cycling star will be a source of inspiration as Hovis' new 'Girl on a Bike'. Pendleton, 29, first rode for Great Britain in 2002. She won Olympic Sprint Gold in Beijing and a recent overhaul of the Olympic track cycling programme means she has the chance to emulate Sir Chris Hoy and claim three gold medals in London in 2012. Working with Hovis, she says "I hope to inspire a new generation of 'girls and boys on bikes' who enjoy cycling as much as I did when I was younger and maybe even inspire some champions of the future." It was back in 1973 that Hovis launched a TV ad that was to become the nation's favourite-ever ad, "Boy on Bike", directed by Ridley Scott. The ad was filmed on Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, Dorset and the iconic bike image is the first thing many people recall when thinking of Britain's most famous breadmaker. We spoke to Victoria ahead of her departure from UK shores to talk about her plans for the World Championships and Commonwealth Games; the impact of the IOC's recent decision; being a source of inspiration for young people and how she feels about being the new 'Girl on a Bike'. For more information visitwww.hovisbakery.co.uk no hovis Victoria Pendleton inspires new generation of ‘girls and boys on bikes’ 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Due to start six weeks of warm weather training in Perth before March’s World Championships in Copenhagen, Victoria Pendleton - Olympic cycling champion - is encouraging a new generation to get on their bikes. hovis Due to start six weeks of warm weather training in Perth before March's World Championships in Copenhagen, Victoria Pendleton - Olympic cycling champion - is encouraging a new generation to get on their bikes. Unveiled as the new Hovis ambassador as part of a three year sponsorship deal which includes a series of healthy eating initiatives and educational campaigns, it is hoped the cycling star will be a source of inspiration as Hovis' new 'Girl on a Bike'. Pendleton, 29, first rode for Great Britain in 2002. She won Olympic Sprint Gold in Beijing and a recent overhaul of the Olympic track cycling programme means she has the chance to emulate Sir Chris Hoy and claim three gold medals in London in 2012. Working with Hovis, she says "I hope to inspire a new generation of 'girls and boys on bikes' who enjoy cycling as much as I did when I was younger and maybe even inspire some champions of the future." It was back in 1973 that Hovis launched a TV ad that was to become the nation's favourite-ever ad, "Boy on Bike", directed by Ridley Scott. The ad was filmed on Gold Hill in Shaftesbury, Dorset and the iconic bike image is the first thing many people recall when thinking of Britain's most famous breadmaker. We spoke to Victoria ahead of her departure from UK shores to talk about her plans for the World Championships and Commonwealth Games; the impact of the IOC's recent decision; being a source of inspiration for young people and how she feels about being the new 'Girl on a Bike'. For more information visitwww.hovisbakery.co.uk Sport/Cycling Whether you are learning to swim for the first time, attending life-saving lessons or competing at grassroots level – swimming allows everyone to have fun and stay fit whatever your age. The sport has grown in popularity since the Beijing Olympics last year - with stars such as Rebecca Adlington providing positive role models for rising talent. The sport now plays a wider role in improving health and fitness levels across the UK. Nowhere else is this more apparent than at the Kellogg’s Swimtastic Awards 2009, which celebrated some of the country’s most outstanding non-elite achievements in the pool. Aimed at amateur swimmers, the awards recognise people of all ages and abilities as well as those responsible for providing learn to swim lessons. Some have gone beyond the call of duty to help share the love of swimming with their friends, family and community. Others are so committed to bettering themselves or improving the lives of others that they set the standard for others to draw inspiration from, raising money for noble causes or showing the strength of the human spirit in overcoming adversity. For more information visit www.kelloggs.co.uk/swimming http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=272 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=272 Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:42:53 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Sport, fitness and fun – Kellogg’s celebrates unsung Heroes of British Swimming 00:03:02 Whether you are learning to swim for the first time, attending life-saving lessons or competing at grassroots level – swimming allows everyone to have fun and stay fit whatever your age. The sport has grown in popularity since the Beijing Olympics last year - with stars such as Rebecca Adlington providing positive role models for rising talent. The sport now plays a wider role in improving health and fitness levels across the UK. Nowhere else is this more apparent than at the Kellogg’s Swimtastic Awards 2009, which celebrated some of the country’s most outstanding non-elite achievements in the pool. Aimed at amateur swimmers, the awards recognise people of all ages and abilities as well as those responsible for providing learn to swim lessons. Some have gone beyond the call of duty to help share the love of swimming with their friends, family and community. Others are so committed to bettering themselves or improving the lives of others that they set the standard for others to draw inspiration from, raising money for noble causes or showing the strength of the human spirit in overcoming adversity. For more information visit www.kelloggs.co.uk/swimming no kellogg's, swimtastic Simply Swimtastic 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Sport, fitness and fun – Kellogg’s celebrates unsung Heroes of British Swimming kellogg's, swimtastic Whether you are learning to swim for the first time, attending life-saving lessons or competing at grassroots level – swimming allows everyone to have fun and stay fit whatever your age. The sport has grown in popularity since the Beijing Olympics last year - with stars such as Rebecca Adlington providing positive role models for rising talent. The sport now plays a wider role in improving health and fitness levels across the UK. Nowhere else is this more apparent than at the Kellogg’s Swimtastic Awards 2009, which celebrated some of the country’s most outstanding non-elite achievements in the pool. Aimed at amateur swimmers, the awards recognise people of all ages and abilities as well as those responsible for providing learn to swim lessons. Some have gone beyond the call of duty to help share the love of swimming with their friends, family and community. Others are so committed to bettering themselves or improving the lives of others that they set the standard for others to draw inspiration from, raising money for noble causes or showing the strength of the human spirit in overcoming adversity. For more information visit www.kelloggs.co.uk/swimming News & Media/Sport Four-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy is today launching a nationwide campaign encouraging Brits to get back on their bikes. Coinciding with National Bike Week, the ‘Get On Your Bike’ campaign comes in response to a major new report highlighting the decline of cycling in millions of homes across the UK. Despite massive success at last year’s Olympics, an astonishing 1 in 3 households across the UK are now bike free zones. Three quarters (74%) of Brits admit that watching TV and playing computer games has now replaced learning to ride a bike as a key part of childhood. According to the research by Kellogg’s Bran Flakes, parents on average have spent double on computer consoles and games than they have on bikes or cycling equipment. Worryingly over one in ten (13%) British parents have never taught their children how to cycle at all. Many parents blame the lack of safe cycling routes in their local area for this sharp decline. Almost half of Britons [46%] describe where they live as ‘cycling unfriendly’ while the majority [52%] agree that the provision of more, safer cycle paths would be the thing most likely to get them pedalling. The ‘Get On Your Bike’ campaign aims to get Brits back in the saddle in a bid to rekindle the nation’s love of the bicycle and to inspire our hopes for future Olympic glory. Sir Chris Hoy said of the findings: “Cycling is such an important skill for children to learn yet parents appear to be placing greater emphasis on computer games. Children need encouragement and support when learning to ride a bike but if parents aren’t interested then it’s never going to happen. It doesn’t bode well for the long-term future of British cycling if we’re having to go around the track on stabilizers!” For 100s of safe cycle routes across the UK visit www.getonyourbike.co.uk and type in your postcode. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=262 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=262 Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:39:47 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Concern for future of British cycling 00:01:50 Four-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy is today launching a nationwide campaign encouraging Brits to get back on their bikes. Coinciding with National Bike Week, the ‘Get On Your Bike’ campaign comes in response to a major new report highlighting the decline of cycling in millions of homes across the UK. Despite massive success at last year’s Olympics, an astonishing 1 in 3 households across the UK are now bike free zones. Three quarters (74%) of Brits admit that watching TV and playing computer games has now replaced learning to ride a bike as a key part of childhood. According to the research by Kellogg’s Bran Flakes, parents on average have spent double on computer consoles and games than they have on bikes or cycling equipment. Worryingly over one in ten (13%) British parents have never taught their children how to cycle at all. Many parents blame the lack of safe cycling routes in their local area for this sharp decline. Almost half of Britons [46%] describe where they live as ‘cycling unfriendly’ while the majority [52%] agree that the provision of more, safer cycle paths would be the thing most likely to get them pedalling. The ‘Get On Your Bike’ campaign aims to get Brits back in the saddle in a bid to rekindle the nation’s love of the bicycle and to inspire our hopes for future Olympic glory. Sir Chris Hoy said of the findings: “Cycling is such an important skill for children to learn yet parents appear to be placing greater emphasis on computer games. Children need encouragement and support when learning to ride a bike but if parents aren’t interested then it’s never going to happen. It doesn’t bode well for the long-term future of British cycling if we’re having to go around the track on stabilizers!” For 100s of safe cycle routes across the UK visit www.getonyourbike.co.uk and type in your postcode. no chris hoy bran flakes Sir Chris Hoy Launches National 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Concern for future of British cycling chris hoy bran flakes Four-time Olympic gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy is today launching a nationwide campaign encouraging Brits to get back on their bikes. Coinciding with National Bike Week, the ‘Get On Your Bike’ campaign comes in response to a major new report highlighting the decline of cycling in millions of homes across the UK. Despite massive success at last year’s Olympics, an astonishing 1 in 3 households across the UK are now bike free zones. Three quarters (74%) of Brits admit that watching TV and playing computer games has now replaced learning to ride a bike as a key part of childhood. According to the research by Kellogg’s Bran Flakes, parents on average have spent double on computer consoles and games than they have on bikes or cycling equipment. Worryingly over one in ten (13%) British parents have never taught their children how to cycle at all. Many parents blame the lack of safe cycling routes in their local area for this sharp decline. Almost half of Britons [46%] describe where they live as ‘cycling unfriendly’ while the majority [52%] agree that the provision of more, safer cycle paths would be the thing most likely to get them pedalling. The ‘Get On Your Bike’ campaign aims to get Brits back in the saddle in a bid to rekindle the nation’s love of the bicycle and to inspire our hopes for future Olympic glory. Sir Chris Hoy said of the findings: “Cycling is such an important skill for children to learn yet parents appear to be placing greater emphasis on computer games. Children need encouragement and support when learning to ride a bike but if parents aren’t interested then it’s never going to happen. It doesn’t bode well for the long-term future of British cycling if we’re having to go around the track on stabilizers!” For 100s of safe cycle routes across the UK visit www.getonyourbike.co.uk and type in your postcode. News & Media/Sport England's Under 21s are taking on the Czech Republic next week and coach Stuart Pearce implores fans to turn up and roar on his young lions. We have a video feature with Stuart, talking about some of the new faces in the squad, and what we can expect from the boys from the match at Bramall Lane, Sheffield United FC on Tuesday November 18 at 7.45pm.England reached the semi-finals of the 2007 Championships in Holland and previously won the tournament in 1982 and 1984. England qualified for next summer's Finals in Sweden by beating Wales in the Play-Offs in October and the Czech Republic game will be the first step in the team's preparations for the tournament. Stuart Pearce has picked the brightest young stars from the Premier League and Football League, including two new faces for this game in the shape of Kyle Naughton of Sheffield United and Fabian Delph of Leeds United, all battling for places in the squad in Sweden next summer.Click here to hear Stuart talk about his under 21's and the match at Bramall Lane... For more information and to buy tickets (£10, concessions £5) visit www.sufc.co.uk http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=195 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=195 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:13:04 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Stuart Pearce talks about how his young Lions will shine in Sheffield 00:04:21 England's Under 21s are taking on the Czech Republic next week and coach Stuart Pearce implores fans to turn up and roar on his young lions. We have a video feature with Stuart, talking about some of the new faces in the squad, and what we can expect from the boys from the match at Bramall Lane, Sheffield United FC on Tuesday November 18 at 7.45pm.England reached the semi-finals of the 2007 Championships in Holland and previously won the tournament in 1982 and 1984. England qualified for next summer's Finals in Sweden by beating Wales in the Play-Offs in October and the Czech Republic game will be the first step in the team's preparations for the tournament. Stuart Pearce has picked the brightest young stars from the Premier League and Football League, including two new faces for this game in the shape of Kyle Naughton of Sheffield United and Fabian Delph of Leeds United, all battling for places in the squad in Sweden next summer.Click here to hear Stuart talk about his under 21's and the match at Bramall Lane... For more information and to buy tickets (£10, concessions £5) visit www.sufc.co.uk no England under 21's, England, Stuart Pearce Come on England! 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Stuart Pearce talks about how his young Lions will shine in Sheffield England under 21's, England, Stuart Pearce England's Under 21s are taking on the Czech Republic next week and coach Stuart Pearce implores fans to turn up and roar on his young lions. We have a video feature with Stuart, talking about some of the new faces in the squad, and what we can expect from the boys from the match at Bramall Lane, Sheffield United FC on Tuesday November 18 at 7.45pm.England reached the semi-finals of the 2007 Championships in Holland and previously won the tournament in 1982 and 1984. England qualified for next summer's Finals in Sweden by beating Wales in the Play-Offs in October and the Czech Republic game will be the first step in the team's preparations for the tournament. Stuart Pearce has picked the brightest young stars from the Premier League and Football League, including two new faces for this game in the shape of Kyle Naughton of Sheffield United and Fabian Delph of Leeds United, all battling for places in the squad in Sweden next summer.Click here to hear Stuart talk about his under 21's and the match at Bramall Lane... For more information and to buy tickets (£10, concessions £5) visit www.sufc.co.uk News & Media/Sport This year's Formula 1 season has already been ramped up to fever pitch by jaw-dropping performances from Lewis Hamilton. But the star of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team isn't ready to kick back and relax just yet. He's determined to ascend the podium at the Italian Grand Prix on September 14th and says, "Monza is unique: you can literally feel the history of the place, and it is really, really close to my heart. Lewis kicked off the 2008 season in scorching style when he won the first Grand Prix in Melbourne, having qualified on pole. Despite dramatically destroying his car in practice and having to drive under a spare chassis, he still managed to roar into third place in Bahrain, and was back on the podium yet again at the Spanish Grand Prix. But for F1 fans, the best is yet to come. Lewis and teammate Heikki Kovalainen are locked in tight with each other and that promises double trouble for all-comers both at Monza and at the Singapore Grand Prix on September 28th. The latter event especially marks a milestone in F1 history, being the first ever F1 GP to be raced at night. But why read about that here when you can hear Lewis tell you about it himself? Our exclusive podcast features the F1 superstar giving the inside track on his amazing last ditch triumph at Monaco, and his thoughts on the rest of the season-not to mention a crafty peek at some of the pictures he keeps on his mobile. Hit the link below and be first past the flag with the hottest Hamilton hype. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=177 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=177 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 11:46:32 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) F1 superstar Hamilton gets revved up for Italian Grand Prix glory 00:02:32 This year's Formula 1 season has already been ramped up to fever pitch by jaw-dropping performances from Lewis Hamilton. But the star of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team isn't ready to kick back and relax just yet. He's determined to ascend the podium at the Italian Grand Prix on September 14th and says, "Monza is unique: you can literally feel the history of the place, and it is really, really close to my heart. Lewis kicked off the 2008 season in scorching style when he won the first Grand Prix in Melbourne, having qualified on pole. Despite dramatically destroying his car in practice and having to drive under a spare chassis, he still managed to roar into third place in Bahrain, and was back on the podium yet again at the Spanish Grand Prix. But for F1 fans, the best is yet to come. Lewis and teammate Heikki Kovalainen are locked in tight with each other and that promises double trouble for all-comers both at Monza and at the Singapore Grand Prix on September 28th. The latter event especially marks a milestone in F1 history, being the first ever F1 GP to be raced at night. But why read about that here when you can hear Lewis tell you about it himself? Our exclusive podcast features the F1 superstar giving the inside track on his amazing last ditch triumph at Monaco, and his thoughts on the rest of the season-not to mention a crafty peek at some of the pictures he keeps on his mobile. Hit the link below and be first past the flag with the hottest Hamilton hype. no Lewis Hamilton, F1, McLaren, Vodafone, Grand Prix "Monza is really, really close to my heart" says Lewis 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk F1 superstar Hamilton gets revved up for Italian Grand Prix glory Lewis Hamilton, F1, McLaren, Vodafone, Grand Prix This year's Formula 1 season has already been ramped up to fever pitch by jaw-dropping performances from Lewis Hamilton. But the star of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team isn't ready to kick back and relax just yet. He's determined to ascend the podium at the Italian Grand Prix on September 14th and says, "Monza is unique: you can literally feel the history of the place, and it is really, really close to my heart. Lewis kicked off the 2008 season in scorching style when he won the first Grand Prix in Melbourne, having qualified on pole. Despite dramatically destroying his car in practice and having to drive under a spare chassis, he still managed to roar into third place in Bahrain, and was back on the podium yet again at the Spanish Grand Prix. But for F1 fans, the best is yet to come. Lewis and teammate Heikki Kovalainen are locked in tight with each other and that promises double trouble for all-comers both at Monza and at the Singapore Grand Prix on September 28th. The latter event especially marks a milestone in F1 history, being the first ever F1 GP to be raced at night. But why read about that here when you can hear Lewis tell you about it himself? Our exclusive podcast features the F1 superstar giving the inside track on his amazing last ditch triumph at Monaco, and his thoughts on the rest of the season-not to mention a crafty peek at some of the pictures he keeps on his mobile. Hit the link below and be first past the flag with the hottest Hamilton hype. Sport/Formula 1 The Football Pools are back, restoring the place of the 'guess the scores' games in British footballing culture. The oldest football gaming business in the world celebrates its 85th anniversary this year and during that time the football landscape has changed irrevocably. In its heyday over a third of the population played the Pools every week, with dreams of financial gain hinging on those potentially life changing Saturday teatime football results. The original millionaire maker, the Football Pools has literally given billions to millions. For generations, the mass distribution of Pools coupons 'around the houses' united the British Public and formed the chatter all week in the run up to the matches. Even players remember the excitement surrounding the Pools and in our video, football legends John Barnes, Alan Hansen, Tony Cascarino, Les Ferdinand, Gordon Banks and Tony Green discuss their memories of choosing 'win, lose or draw.' For more information visit www.footballpools.com http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=170 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=170 Thu, 07 Aug 2008 16:21:22 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Football legends including Gordon Banks, Alan Hansen and John Barnes reminisce about the British institution that is the football Pools 00:02:10 The Football Pools are back, restoring the place of the 'guess the scores' games in British footballing culture. The oldest football gaming business in the world celebrates its 85th anniversary this year and during that time the football landscape has changed irrevocably. In its heyday over a third of the population played the Pools every week, with dreams of financial gain hinging on those potentially life changing Saturday teatime football results. The original millionaire maker, the Football Pools has literally given billions to millions. For generations, the mass distribution of Pools coupons 'around the houses' united the British Public and formed the chatter all week in the run up to the matches. Even players remember the excitement surrounding the Pools and in our video, football legends John Barnes, Alan Hansen, Tony Cascarino, Les Ferdinand, Gordon Banks and Tony Green discuss their memories of choosing 'win, lose or draw.' For more information visit www.footballpools.com no Football, football pools, Alan Hansen, Gordon Bank The Football Pools relaunch for the 21st century 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Football legends including Gordon Banks, Alan Hansen and John Barnes reminisce about the British institution that is the football Pools Football, football pools, Alan Hansen, Gordon Bank The Football Pools are back, restoring the place of the 'guess the scores' games in British footballing culture. The oldest football gaming business in the world celebrates its 85th anniversary this year and during that time the football landscape has changed irrevocably. In its heyday over a third of the population played the Pools every week, with dreams of financial gain hinging on those potentially life changing Saturday teatime football results. The original millionaire maker, the Football Pools has literally given billions to millions. For generations, the mass distribution of Pools coupons 'around the houses' united the British Public and formed the chatter all week in the run up to the matches. Even players remember the excitement surrounding the Pools and in our video, football legends John Barnes, Alan Hansen, Tony Cascarino, Les Ferdinand, Gordon Banks and Tony Green discuss their memories of choosing 'win, lose or draw.' For more information visit www.footballpools.com Sport/Football News & Media/Sport The Olympic dream doesn't happen over night and those aiming for a place in London 2012 are already swimming, running and biking every day in the hope of bagging one of those highly coveted medals. Every athlete faces challenges in training, but what does it really take to keep that personal Olympic flame burning when the going gets tough? This new vodcast features Olympic hopefuls Helen Tucker (who has recently won the world Triathlon Championships in Vancouver,) and Ritchie Nicholls, talking about what it would mean to them to stand on that podium in four years time with a gold medal around their neck. They also explain why they have chosen the ultimate challenge of Triathlon and what it will take between now and then to win. For more information visit www.marsrefuel.com http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=160 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=160 Tue, 05 Aug 2008 19:14:30 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Olympic hopefuls Helen Tucker and Ritchie Nicholls explain what it takes to win 00:02:46 The Olympic dream doesn't happen over night and those aiming for a place in London 2012 are already swimming, running and biking every day in the hope of bagging one of those highly coveted medals. Every athlete faces challenges in training, but what does it really take to keep that personal Olympic flame burning when the going gets tough? This new vodcast features Olympic hopefuls Helen Tucker (who has recently won the world Triathlon Championships in Vancouver,) and Ritchie Nicholls, talking about what it would mean to them to stand on that podium in four years time with a gold medal around their neck. They also explain why they have chosen the ultimate challenge of Triathlon and what it will take between now and then to win. For more information visit www.marsrefuel.com no Olympics, triathalon, Mars Going For Gold 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Olympic hopefuls Helen Tucker and Ritchie Nicholls explain what it takes to win Olympics, triathalon, Mars The Olympic dream doesn't happen over night and those aiming for a place in London 2012 are already swimming, running and biking every day in the hope of bagging one of those highly coveted medals. Every athlete faces challenges in training, but what does it really take to keep that personal Olympic flame burning when the going gets tough? This new vodcast features Olympic hopefuls Helen Tucker (who has recently won the world Triathlon Championships in Vancouver,) and Ritchie Nicholls, talking about what it would mean to them to stand on that podium in four years time with a gold medal around their neck. They also explain why they have chosen the ultimate challenge of Triathlon and what it will take between now and then to win. For more information visit www.marsrefuel.com Sport/Athletics The domestic football league is over and we didn't make it into in Euro 2008, but there will be plenty of British football going on in parks and pitches across the nation this summer! There is home-grown talent out there - it's just a matter of players being discovered. Who knows where the next Jimmy Greaves or Gary Lineker could come from? Anyone who thinks they could be the next Ronaldo should make a film of their keepy uppy skills and upload it on to the Pringles football competition website for the chance to meet Michael Owen and star along side him in a TV advert. If you think you have the skills, do you really know what it takes to make it to the big time, the best way to build on your talent or what scouts are looking for in potential future stars? These questions and more are answered in the video below featuring Dan Magness, a professional football freestyler. His talent has taken him all over the world and he has coached an intimidating number of football legends including Fernando Torres, Michael Owen, Dirk Kuyt and Thierry Henry. This video shows off Dan's trickery and the man himself talks all about his experiences as a top football coach. Also featured in the video is ex-football scout John Griffin, the man responsible for discovering English football legends like Ian Wright and Stan Collymore. John tells us what he looks for in young players who could one day be lifting the Premier League trophy or even the World Cup, and how nearly every player can improve their technique. In the meantime, click below to watch the expert Dan Magness at work! http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=159 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=159 Tue, 05 Aug 2008 19:09:47 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Improve your fancy football footwork with tips from professional football freestyler Dan Magness and football scout John Griffin 00:01:54 The domestic football league is over and we didn't make it into in Euro 2008, but there will be plenty of British football going on in parks and pitches across the nation this summer! There is home-grown talent out there - it's just a matter of players being discovered. Who knows where the next Jimmy Greaves or Gary Lineker could come from? Anyone who thinks they could be the next Ronaldo should make a film of their keepy uppy skills and upload it on to the Pringles football competition website for the chance to meet Michael Owen and star along side him in a TV advert. If you think you have the skills, do you really know what it takes to make it to the big time, the best way to build on your talent or what scouts are looking for in potential future stars? These questions and more are answered in the video below featuring Dan Magness, a professional football freestyler. His talent has taken him all over the world and he has coached an intimidating number of football legends including Fernando Torres, Michael Owen, Dirk Kuyt and Thierry Henry. This video shows off Dan's trickery and the man himself talks all about his experiences as a top football coach. Also featured in the video is ex-football scout John Griffin, the man responsible for discovering English football legends like Ian Wright and Stan Collymore. John tells us what he looks for in young players who could one day be lifting the Premier League trophy or even the World Cup, and how nearly every player can improve their technique. In the meantime, click below to watch the expert Dan Magness at work! no football, pringles, keepy uppy Give Ronaldo a run for his money 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Improve your fancy football footwork with tips from professional football freestyler Dan Magness and football scout John Griffin football, pringles, keepy uppy The domestic football league is over and we didn't make it into in Euro 2008, but there will be plenty of British football going on in parks and pitches across the nation this summer! There is home-grown talent out there - it's just a matter of players being discovered. Who knows where the next Jimmy Greaves or Gary Lineker could come from? Anyone who thinks they could be the next Ronaldo should make a film of their keepy uppy skills and upload it on to the Pringles football competition website for the chance to meet Michael Owen and star along side him in a TV advert. If you think you have the skills, do you really know what it takes to make it to the big time, the best way to build on your talent or what scouts are looking for in potential future stars? These questions and more are answered in the video below featuring Dan Magness, a professional football freestyler. His talent has taken him all over the world and he has coached an intimidating number of football legends including Fernando Torres, Michael Owen, Dirk Kuyt and Thierry Henry. This video shows off Dan's trickery and the man himself talks all about his experiences as a top football coach. Also featured in the video is ex-football scout John Griffin, the man responsible for discovering English football legends like Ian Wright and Stan Collymore. John tells us what he looks for in young players who could one day be lifting the Premier League trophy or even the World Cup, and how nearly every player can improve their technique. In the meantime, click below to watch the expert Dan Magness at work! Sport/Football Lewis Hamilton exclusively reveals he is no longer a rookie but an experienced F1 driver who can handle the pressure that comes with the expectations he has raised. Meanwhile, teammate Heikki Kovalainen insists that while they will be fierce rivals on the track, they are firm friends off it. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=130 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=130 Thu, 03 Apr 2008 10:08:33 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) F1 Teamcast: Vodafone McLaren Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen reveal their goals for the coming season. 00:02:41 Lewis Hamilton exclusively reveals he is no longer a rookie but an experienced F1 driver who can handle the pressure that comes with the expectations he has raised. Meanwhile, teammate Heikki Kovalainen insists that while they will be fierce rivals on the track, they are firm friends off it. no Teamcast, Lewis, Hamilton, Vodafone, McLaren, Merc I'm No Rookie, says Lewis Hamilton 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk F1 Teamcast: Vodafone McLaren Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Heikki Kovalainen reveal their goals for the coming season. Teamcast, Lewis, Hamilton, Vodafone, McLaren, Merc Lewis Hamilton exclusively reveals he is no longer a rookie but an experienced F1 driver who can handle the pressure that comes with the expectations he has raised. Meanwhile, teammate Heikki Kovalainen insists that while they will be fierce rivals on the track, they are firm friends off it. News & Media/Sport There are countless rugby players that have drifted away from the game following school or university as other commitments and interests take over. Now is the time for these players to return and re-discover what made them fall in love with the game in the first place.For those that want to get straight back into the action and experience the thrills and spills of the full 15-a-side game there are clubs waiting to welcome them with open arms. But there are other forms of the game that people can enjoy such as Touch, Beach Rugby and Sevens that can provide a healthy dose of exercise minus some of the physical rigours. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=69 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=69 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 18:21:12 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Go Play Rugby aims to attract 6,000 17 - 30 year old ex-players back to the sport inspired by the 2007 Rugby World Cup 00:02:03 There are countless rugby players that have drifted away from the game following school or university as other commitments and interests take over. Now is the time for these players to return and re-discover what made them fall in love with the game in the first place.For those that want to get straight back into the action and experience the thrills and spills of the full 15-a-side game there are clubs waiting to welcome them with open arms. But there are other forms of the game that people can enjoy such as Touch, Beach Rugby and Sevens that can provide a healthy dose of exercise minus some of the physical rigours. no Rugby, university, schools, rob, andrew, will, gre Go Play Rugby, your country needs you! 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Go Play Rugby aims to attract 6,000 17 - 30 year old ex-players back to the sport inspired by the 2007 Rugby World Cup Rugby, university, schools, rob, andrew, will, gre There are countless rugby players that have drifted away from the game following school or university as other commitments and interests take over. Now is the time for these players to return and re-discover what made them fall in love with the game in the first place.For those that want to get straight back into the action and experience the thrills and spills of the full 15-a-side game there are clubs waiting to welcome them with open arms. But there are other forms of the game that people can enjoy such as Touch, Beach Rugby and Sevens that can provide a healthy dose of exercise minus some of the physical rigours. News & Media/Sport Sport/Rugby Imagine standing in front of a fire hose; ice cold, relentless spray, sharp as nails, unable to feel your hands and feet, enduring hour after hour of relentless pounding as your boat slams off roller coaster sized waves, watching for icebergs in the sheer blackness.Now imagine doing it on your own and at the age of 67! That is the goal that veteran sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=36 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=36 Tue, 10 Oct 2006 16:54:43 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) VELUX 5 OCEANS is the oldest, most established, continuously run, single-handed round the world yacht race. It has taken place every four years since 1982, previously under the titles of "BOC Challenge" and more recently "Around Alone". 00:09:19 Imagine standing in front of a fire hose; ice cold, relentless spray, sharp as nails, unable to feel your hands and feet, enduring hour after hour of relentless pounding as your boat slams off roller coaster sized waves, watching for icebergs in the sheer blackness.Now imagine doing it on your own and at the age of 67! That is the goal that veteran sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston no Velux, Oceans, yacht, race Against the odds 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk VELUX 5 OCEANS is the oldest, most established, continuously run, single-handed round the world yacht race. It has taken place every four years since 1982, previously under the titles of "BOC Challenge" and more recently "Around Alone". Velux, Oceans, yacht, race Imagine standing in front of a fire hose; ice cold, relentless spray, sharp as nails, unable to feel your hands and feet, enduring hour after hour of relentless pounding as your boat slams off roller coaster sized waves, watching for icebergs in the sheer blackness.Now imagine doing it on your own and at the age of 67! That is the goal that veteran sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston Leisure & Travel/ Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa a German and Brazilian respectively are Ferrari team mates and both enjoy the beautiful game almost as much as they do winning races around the globe. But the World Cup is on right in the middle of the current Grand Prix season and following the scores on the other side of the world isn't easy. Hear what they have to say about the game and the technology they use to stay up to date. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=24 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=24 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 13:24:35 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa a German and Brazilian respectively each reckon their own national team is in pole position to win it. 00:04:15 Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa a German and Brazilian respectively are Ferrari team mates and both enjoy the beautiful game almost as much as they do winning races around the globe. But the World Cup is on right in the middle of the current Grand Prix season and following the scores on the other side of the world isn't easy. Hear what they have to say about the game and the technology they use to stay up to date. no Schumacher, Massa, Ferrari, World Cup, Grand Prix, Schumacher, Massa and the World Cup 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa a German and Brazilian respectively each reckon their own national team is in pole position to win it. Schumacher, Massa, Ferrari, World Cup, Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher and Felipe Massa a German and Brazilian respectively are Ferrari team mates and both enjoy the beautiful game almost as much as they do winning races around the globe. But the World Cup is on right in the middle of the current Grand Prix season and following the scores on the other side of the world isn't easy. Hear what they have to say about the game and the technology they use to stay up to date. Sport/Formula 1 Sport/Football After four weeks and 64 matches the Italians have claimed the FIFA World Cup for the 4th time but did the right team win? Was it a great tournament? And will England ever make it to a tournament final? Our panel of guests answer those questions as well as looking forward to Englands future under Steve McClaren and of course the domestic season which starts very shortly http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=23 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=23 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 13:01:31 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) The forth and final show in a series of entertaining and controversial World Cup podcasts Harry's panel of players, managers and agents look back at an event-packed World Cup before assessing Englands future under Steve McClaren and the new season on 00:04:15 After four weeks and 64 matches the Italians have claimed the FIFA World Cup for the 4th time but did the right team win? Was it a great tournament? And will England ever make it to a tournament final? Our panel of guests answer those questions as well as looking forward to Englands future under Steve McClaren and of course the domestic season which starts very shortly no World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer Hold the back page episode 4 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk The forth and final show in a series of entertaining and controversial World Cup podcasts Harry's panel of players, managers and agents look back at an event-packed World Cup before assessing Englands future under Steve McClaren and the new season on World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer After four weeks and 64 matches the Italians have claimed the FIFA World Cup for the 4th time but did the right team win? Was it a great tournament? And will England ever make it to a tournament final? Our panel of guests answer those questions as well as looking forward to Englands future under Steve McClaren and of course the domestic season which starts very shortly Sport/Football Welcome to show four of Hold the Back Page hosted by Chief Football Writer for The Express Harry Harris. In this show we follow Englands stuttering performance into the knockout stages but also take a wider look at the image of the beautiful game. Harry is joined in the studio by an eminent footballing panel. 1966 World Cup Winners George Cohen and Geoff Hurst assesses Englands performance so far and compare the current England campaign with that of 40 years ago. PR guru Max Clifford gives a damning verdict on the image of English football and Sports Minister The Right Hon Richard Caborn MP discusses proposals to clean up the domestic game. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=22 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=22 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 13:00:29 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) The third in a series of entertaining and contraversial World Cup podcasts featuring 1966 Geoff Hurst and George Cohen, PR guru Max Clifford, Sports Minister Richard Caborn and leading football agent Jon Smith 00:04:15 Welcome to show four of Hold the Back Page hosted by Chief Football Writer for The Express Harry Harris. In this show we follow Englands stuttering performance into the knockout stages but also take a wider look at the image of the beautiful game. Harry is joined in the studio by an eminent footballing panel. 1966 World Cup Winners George Cohen and Geoff Hurst assesses Englands performance so far and compare the current England campaign with that of 40 years ago. PR guru Max Clifford gives a damning verdict on the image of English football and Sports Minister The Right Hon Richard Caborn MP discusses proposals to clean up the domestic game. no World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer, Harry Harris Hold the back page episode 3 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk The third in a series of entertaining and contraversial World Cup podcasts featuring 1966 Geoff Hurst and George Cohen, PR guru Max Clifford, Sports Minister Richard Caborn and leading football agent Jon Smith World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer, Harry Harris Welcome to show four of Hold the Back Page hosted by Chief Football Writer for The Express Harry Harris. In this show we follow Englands stuttering performance into the knockout stages but also take a wider look at the image of the beautiful game. Harry is joined in the studio by an eminent footballing panel. 1966 World Cup Winners George Cohen and Geoff Hurst assesses Englands performance so far and compare the current England campaign with that of 40 years ago. PR guru Max Clifford gives a damning verdict on the image of English football and Sports Minister The Right Hon Richard Caborn MP discusses proposals to clean up the domestic game. Sport/Football In this show we look at the men in black, the referees and officials at the World Cup, particularly England's Graham Poll who made tournament history by booking Croatia's Josip Simunic three times. Harry has former Premiership Referee Jeff Winter on hand for his forthright opinions as well as Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright Rachel Anderson, Agent and Luton FC Manager Mike Newell who hit the headlines for his claims that bungs were rife in football. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=21 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=21 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:50:17 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) The second in a series of entertaining and controversial World Cup podcasts featuring Everton FC Chairman Bill Kenwright, 00:04:15 In this show we look at the men in black, the referees and officials at the World Cup, particularly England's Graham Poll who made tournament history by booking Croatia's Josip Simunic three times. Harry has former Premiership Referee Jeff Winter on hand for his forthright opinions as well as Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright Rachel Anderson, Agent and Luton FC Manager Mike Newell who hit the headlines for his claims that bungs were rife in football. no World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer, Mike Newell, Ev Hold the back page episode 2 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk The second in a series of entertaining and controversial World Cup podcasts featuring Everton FC Chairman Bill Kenwright, World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer, Mike Newell, Ev In this show we look at the men in black, the referees and officials at the World Cup, particularly England's Graham Poll who made tournament history by booking Croatia's Josip Simunic three times. Harry has former Premiership Referee Jeff Winter on hand for his forthright opinions as well as Everton Chairman Bill Kenwright Rachel Anderson, Agent and Luton FC Manager Mike Newell who hit the headlines for his claims that bungs were rife in football. Sport/Football Welcome to show one of Hold the Back Page. Each week throughout the World Cup Harry Harris, Chief Football Writer for The Express will be getting the most informative, entertaining and controversial views on the tournament from every perspective - the players, the managers, the officials and the agents. In this show Harry and his guests discuss the latest on England's performance in Germany but also look at some wider footballing issues. http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=20 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=20 Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:44:57 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) The first in our series of World Cup podcasts features controversial Crystal Palace Chairman Simon Jordan, former Charlton Manager Alan Curbishley and leading agent Pini Zahavi 00:04:15 Welcome to show one of Hold the Back Page. Each week throughout the World Cup Harry Harris, Chief Football Writer for The Express will be getting the most informative, entertaining and controversial views on the tournament from every perspective - the players, the managers, the officials and the agents. In this show Harry and his guests discuss the latest on England's performance in Germany but also look at some wider footballing issues. no World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer, Hold The Back P Hold the back page episode 1 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk The first in our series of World Cup podcasts features controversial Crystal Palace Chairman Simon Jordan, former Charlton Manager Alan Curbishley and leading agent Pini Zahavi World Cup, FIFA, football, soccer, Hold The Back P Welcome to show one of Hold the Back Page. Each week throughout the World Cup Harry Harris, Chief Football Writer for The Express will be getting the most informative, entertaining and controversial views on the tournament from every perspective - the players, the managers, the officials and the agents. In this show Harry and his guests discuss the latest on England's performance in Germany but also look at some wider footballing issues. Sport/Football Whether its Pele's towering header in the 1970 final, Geoff Hurst's 'did it or didn't it cross the line in 1966 or Owen's wonder goal against Argentina in 1998 - World Cup goals are the inspirational moments which are embedded in the memory of true football fans across the land. While the nation tries to guess who will make the net bulge in this year's finals, I was lucky enough to meet up with 1966 World Cup heroes and football pools panelists, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt and asked them http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=18 info@podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) http://www.podmaster.co.uk/podcast.php?ID=18 Fri, 28 Jul 2006 18:30:56 GMT podmaster.co.uk (Podmaster) World Cup winners Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt are helping Littlewoods Pools hit the net this summer 00:04:11 Whether its Pele's towering header in the 1970 final, Geoff Hurst's 'did it or didn't it cross the line in 1966 or Owen's wonder goal against Argentina in 1998 - World Cup goals are the inspirational moments which are embedded in the memory of true football fans across the land. While the nation tries to guess who will make the net bulge in this year's finals, I was lucky enough to meet up with 1966 World Cup heroes and football pools panelists, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt and asked them no Gordon Banks, Roger Hunt, 66 World Cup Winners World Cup summer goal rush 96faa3e6c45bb5a07bcc0bcd3be37654 Ã,© podmaster.co.uk World Cup winners Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt are helping Littlewoods Pools hit the net this summer Gordon Banks, Roger Hunt, 66 World Cup Winners Whether its Pele's towering header in the 1970 final, Geoff Hurst's 'did it or didn't it cross the line in 1966 or Owen's wonder goal against Argentina in 1998 - World Cup goals are the inspirational moments which are embedded in the memory of true football fans across the land. While the nation tries to guess who will make the net bulge in this year's finals, I was lucky enough to meet up with 1966 World Cup heroes and football pools panelists, Gordon Banks and Roger Hunt and asked them Sport/Football