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Lead you Generation workshop

Join us for the Lead Your Generation workshop featuring Christian Malcolm, a renowned athlete and former world champion. Discover his remarkable achievements, including gold medals at the World Junior Championships and participation in three Olympic Games. Engage with young ambassadors Ainsley Richards, Emyr Jones, and Dylan Gallanders, as they share experiences and aspirations for Team Wales at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Learn how you can support local sports, participate in events, and represent Wales with pride. Be part of this inspiring journey!

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Lead you Generation workshop

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  1. Lead you Generation workshop Athlete: Christian Malcolm Steering group Young Ambassadors: Ainsley Richards Emyr Jones Dylan Gallanders

  2. Christian Malcolm’s achievements • World Junior Champion: Gold in both 100m and 200m in Annecy (1998) • Commonwealth Games: Silver in 200m in Kuala Lumpur (1998) • Bronze in 200m in Delhi (2010) • European Championships: Silver in 200m in Barcelona (2010) • World Championships: Bronze in 4 x 100m in Helsinki (2005) and Osaka (2007) • Olympic Games: Been to 3 Olympic Games; - finished 5th in both Sydney and Beijing, • and 3rd in his Semi final in London.

  3. Team Wales at Commonwealth Games in Glasgow Queens Baton Relay Film

  4. Join Team Wales • Queens Baton Relay • Key milestones • Wales at the Games • Be a part of the team

  5. Queen’s Baton Relay Track the Queen’s Baton

  6. Key milestones 4th January 2014 – 200 days to go 10th March – Sport Your Trainers Day 14th April 2014 – 100 days to go 24th – 30th May – Queens Baton Relay in Wales 3rd June 2014 – 50 days to go 11th June 2014 – Team Wales ‘Good luck’ event 8thJuly 2014 – Village opens 23rd July 2014 – Opening Ceremony 23rd July – 3rd August – Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games

  7. Wales at the Games • Team of over 300 people • Team includes: Athletes, Management, HQ, Physio’s, Medics, PR • Team send off will be 11 June 2014 • Games start on 23 July 2014 with Opening Ceremony • Games close 3 August 2014 • Team homecoming will be September • Wales is represented in every sport (no diving though) • BBC and BBC Cymru Wales will have extensive coverage so make sure you cheer the team on.

  8. You are part of the team! • ‘And the team extends to the whole of our proud nation. A nation of three million people that stand beside us as we compete. Willing us on, expecting us to win’ • Sport Wales will be working with each LA raising the profile of sports and athletes • We want you to help us build the team • Get involved - Support local events • Get creative - Lead you’re your own events • Get to know your team – LA staff, local schools, our athletes • Don’t be shy share your ideas • Invite everyone to join the team: Family & Friends, your School, your Community

  9. What does it mean to represent Wales at the Commonwealth games? Christian Malcolm – Current and past experiences Emyr Jones - Ambition of making Team Wales

  10. Lead Your Generation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJqf9Hy6xnM

  11. YACymru legacy statement Come up with a statement that tells us what you want to do as an ambassador post Glasgow 2014

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