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Rory Macnair
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Digital Content Executive, British Triathlon
England, United Kingdom
Beats
Biography
Sports Journalist and Multimedia Content Creator. Words in Gridiron, SWLondoner, Epigram.
Motorsport , American Football , Rugby
I don't cover macroeconomic, health issues, and politics (related to party politics).
Content
By Rory Macnair Verified| SWLondoner Verified With figures hinting at a decline in participation, community projects and a new three-on-three format are driving a comeback for basketball in the UK. Grassroots sport has suffered greatly during the pandemic, but basketball has seen a drop of more than 60,000 participants since 2016, according to the annual Active Lives Survey carried out by Sport England.
By Rory Macnair Verified| SWLondoner Verified An American footballer from Streatham is hoping to be the next British import into US college football after training with the UK’s best at the NFL Academy. Peter Clarke, 17, joined the London-based NFL program having played flag and contact football with Croydon’s London Warriors from the age of 11. Now honing his skills with some of the best coaches and facilities the UK has to offer, Clarke is preparing to make the leap to the next level of the sport.
By Rory Macnair Verified| SWLondoner Verified Selling out Wembley Stadium for an American football match has become a yearly occurrence with the NFL’s explosion in popularity, but how different did things look 30 years ago? The year of 1991 saw not only the inception of the World League of American Football, but the christening of its first British team, the London Monarchs.
Company Info
British Triathlon
The British Triathlon Federation (BTF) is the national governing body for triathlon, duathlon, and multisport activities in Great Britain. Established in 1982, the BTF is headquartered at Loughborough University and is led by CEO Ruth Daniels. It comprises the Home Nation's Associations, including Triathlon England, Triathlon Scotland, and Welsh Triathlon, and represents athletes from the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. The BTF manages elite, paratriathlon, and age-group teams, ensuring their participation in international events such as the World Triathlon Series and the Olympic Games. It organizes various triathlon events across the UK and implements anti-doping measures to promote fair competition. Members benefit from access to training resources, coaching programs, and event participation opportunities. The BTF is funded through corporate sponsorships and UK Sport Lottery Funding, and it partners with organizations like Descente to support its initiatives.
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