How will Team GB perform at Rio

The transcript discusses the success of British sports, highlighting the achievements of athletes like Katie Kirk and Gemma Gibbons. It reflects on the evolution of sports training from Mary Peters' era to the present, emphasizing the role of investment and innovation. Dave Brailsford's impact on cycling is noted, and the potential for other sports to emulate this success is explored. The narrative concludes with aspirations for future achievements in British sports.

What motivates athletes like Katie Kirk to work hard?

• The pressure from coaches

• The financial rewards

• The desire to win medals

• The inspiration from past athletes

How has the support for athletes changed over the years?

• There is less emphasis on physical training

• Athletes now have access to advanced medical and physiological support

• There is less financial investment in sports

• Coaches are stricter now

Who played a significant role in transforming British cycling?

• Mary Peters

• Gemma Gibbons

• Dave Brailsford

• Katie Kirk

What was the impact of Gemma Gibbons' success in judo?

• It discouraged new recruits

• It led to a decrease in judo participation

• It inspired 5000 people to inquire about judo lessons

• It had no significant impact

What is the potential long-term impact of Olympic success on British sports?

• It will inspire future generations and increase participation in various sports

• It will only affect cycling

• It will have no impact

• It will lead to a decline in sports interest