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Coaching, Education and Development Director
John Mills
John Mills
Director of Coaching,
Education and Development
Former Senior Lecturer in
Sports Coaching
Joined British Cycling as
Coach Education Director in
April 1999
Appointed as Coaching,
Education and Development
Director in 2003
Project Director for the
International Coach Education
Programme being run by the
Union Cycliste Internationale
British Cycling in 1996
Membership 13,000
Licences 8,000
Gold Medals 0
World Ranking 17th
Staff 16
Total Income £1m p.a.
Lottery Funding
Jason Queally starts the Goldrush!
SYDNEY OVERALL
SYDNEY CYCLING
11 10 7
1 1 2
Great Britain Cycling Team
ATHENS OVERALL
ATHENS CYCLING
9 9 12
2 1 1
BEIJING OVERALL
BEIJING CYCLING
19 13 15
8 4 2
LONDON OVERALL
LONDON CYCLING
29 17 19
8 2 2
SYDNEY OVERALL
SYDNEY CYCLING
ATHENS OVERALL
ATHENS CYCLING
BEIJING OVERALL
BEIJING CYCLING
LONDON OVERALL
LONDON CYCLING
0 2 0
41 43 47 35 30 29
3 2 2
42 29 31
16 4 0
34 43 43
8 9 5
Great Britain
Paralympic
Cycling Team
Team Sky
Team Sky
Founded in 2009
Based at the National Cycling
Centre in Manchester
UCI Pro Tour Team
Established with the aim of
providing the first British winner of
the Tour de France within five years
2012 – Bradley Wiggins wins the
Tour de France and Chris Froome
finishes as runner-up
2013 – Chris Froome wins the Tour de
France
Team Sky
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Olympic and Paralympic Medals 1960-2012
SENIOR MANAGMENT TEAM
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
IAN DRAKE
PERFORMANCE
SIR DAVID BRAILSFORD
CYCLE SPORT & MEMBERSHIP
JONNY CLAY
FINANCE AND COMMERCIAL
JAMIE O’BANK CORPORATE SERVICES
ALAN HAWKINS
RECREATION &
PARTNERSHIPS
STEWART KELLETT
COACHING, EDUCATION &
DEVELOPMENT
JOHN MILLS
British Cycling Structure
British Cycling Vision 2009-13
To inspire participation in cycling as a sport, recreational activity and a form of sustainable transport through the
achievement of success on the world stage
‘Inspiration to Participation’
• Final phase of a 12 year plan to become the number one cycling nation in the world in terms of Participation and Excellence, across all forms of cycling
• Continue to deliver / over-deliver against agreed funding targets
• Increase support for existing membership base e.g. Regional Events Officers, Go-Ride Coaches, Facility Development
• Build on diversification beyond competitive cycle sport i.e. Recreational Cycling
• Drive new revenue and increase influence of British Cycling through membership growth and campaigning i.e. become relevant to all cyclists
• Medal success in London 2012
British Cycling Objectives 2009-13
2009-13 Achievements
Elite Success
• 12 Olympic Medals
• 22 Paralympic Medals
• First British Winner of the Tour de France
• Underpinned by Go-Ride and Talent Team
Participation
• 75,000 Membership (136% increase)
• 18,000 Licence Holders (50% increase)
• 99,000 more people cycling once a week
• 1 million new people cycling at least once a month
Potential Market
• 2.8 million latent demand for cycling (35% increase)
2009-13 Achievements
Cycle Sport
• 3,000 organised competitive events (increase of 29%) • 300 non-competitive events (increase of 145%) • 18 UCI Major Events • 1,000 Race Officials trained
Development • 410,000 Young People involved in the Go-Ride Programme • 132 Young People progressing to Talent Team • 2,500 Coaches trained
Recreation • 647,000 Participants in Sky Ride Mass Participation Events • 39,000 Participants in Sky Led Rides • 3,000 Ride Leaders trained
Facilities • 11 New Traffic Free Cycle Sport Facilities and 9 Major Improvements
Coaching, Education and Development
Go-Ride Youth Development Programme
- Clubs & Volunteers - Coaching & Competition
- Membership - Facilities
- Talent Development
Go-Ride - Clubs and Volunteers
Go-Ride Clubs
• Registered Clubs
• Accredited Clubs
• Support from Regional Teams
Go-Ride Volunteers
• Club Officials
• Coaches
• Welfare Officers
• Young Volunteers
• Support from Regional Teams
Go-Ride - Coaching and Competition
Coaching Programme
• Schools Programme
• Community Programme
• Promotional Activities
• Reviewed annually
Go-Ride Racing
• Schools and Clubs
Talent Development
• School to Community to Elite
Schools Programme
Go-Ride Club
School
School School School
School
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Schools
Programme • Progressive
Coaching
Sessions in
Schools.
• Linking Schools to
Community Clubs.
• 2,500 Opportunities
delivered in 2011/12
Community
Programme • Club Support
Sessions
• Holiday Coaching
• Club Development
• 400 Opportunities
delivered in
2011/12
Promotional
Activities • Major Events
• School Games
• Go-Ride Racing
• 350 Opportunities
delivered in
2011/12
Go-Ride Delivering High
Quality Opportunities
in Schools, Clubs
and the Community.
U18 Membership Growth
• Under 18 members account for 10,482 members (16% of total BC membership)
• 4,131 additional members since Hub launch in March 2011
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
U18 Members 3698 3974 4784 6509 6351 7988 10482
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Facilities
Facility Development
Facility Development - Olympic Velopark
Other Facility Developments
Cycling Facilities in England
Regions BMX Closed Road
Circuit Cycle
Speedway MTB
Velodrome (Indoor)
Velodrome (Outdoor)
Grand
Total
Central 1 1 1 3
East Midlands 3 1 1 1 6
Eastern 4 1 1 6
North East 2 2 1 5
North West 7 5 1 1 1 15
South 6 3 3 2 1 1 16
South East 1 2 2 1 6
South West 5 1 1 7
West Midlands 3 3 3 2 10
Yorkshire 5 2 3 1 11
London 13 4 2 1 1 21
Grand Total 50 21 14 9 3 9 106
Talent Development
Olympic Talent Programme
INTER CLUB
ACTIVITY
Regular
Competition &
Coaching
Activities
‘Learning to race’
School & club Programmes
CLUB
ACTIVITY
Regular
Competition
and Coaching
Activities
SCHOOLS
PROGRAMME
Links to Clubs
REGIONAL
SCHOOLS OF
RACING Coached
sessions
Competition
based
Performance
Centres
MEMBERSHIP
1 – 2 years membership
MEMBERSHIP
D e l i v e r y
Selection Criteria:
Skills based
Recommendations
from club coaches
Selection Criteria:
Skills Assessment
Ergo Test
Race Results
Commitment
Life Skills
Desire
NATIONAL REGIONAL LOCAL
TALENT DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY
Input
from Olympic Talent Coach
Residential Camps
Discipline Specific
Opportunities
International Competition
Opportunities
Represent Region - Inter Regional
Competition, UK School Games etc
Olympic Development Pathway
Olympians Average Age
2000 2004 2008 2012
Average Age
of the Team
33 28 27 25
Number of
Medallist
Under 25
2* 2 3 8
* Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Bradley Wiggins
Coach Education
Coach Education
Cycling for Schools Level 1
Certificate in Coaching Cycling
Level 2 Certificate in
Coaching Cycling
Track
Road/TT
BMX
MTB
Cycle-speedway
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School
Community
Talent Development
Performance / High Performance
Cyclo-cross
Madison Young People
Power Disability
The Importance of NGB Coach Education
The vast majority of Coaches have followed British Cycling’s Coach Education pathway
– 100% of Go-Ride (Development) Coaches
– 100% of Olympic Talent, Olympic Development and Olympic Academy Coaches
– 100% of Olympic Para-Cycling Coaches
– 62% of Olympic Podium Coaches
50% of Olympic Talent and Olympic Development Coaches have come through the Go-Ride Development Programme
International Coach Education Project
World leading Coach Education
British Cycling and the UCI
• Working collaboratively for the benefit of cycling
Project Aims
• Standardise and improve the quality of coach education
• Increase the quality and quantity of trained coaches
• Improve the standard of coaching
• Detection of coaching talent
Partnerships
• Olympic Solidarity
• World Anti Doping Agency
Continuing to find and develop the next generation of Talent
Thanks for Listening!
and
Any Questions?