ISSUE 01519 February 2007
Coaching from Keegan
International football star and former England manager, Kevin Keegan
spoke to the members of the Scottish Institute of Sport football
programme today (19 February) providing them with a valuable insight
into the highs and lows of world class football. | |
Murray brothers make history in San Jose
Scottish Institute of Sport supported tennis player Andy Murray
is again the king of San Jose once again after showing both skill and
stoicism to retain his SAP Open title and his name now stands proudly
alongside former world No.1s John McEnroe, Pete Sampras and Andy
Roddick as the only players to win back-to-back titles in the Northern
California event. | |
Scots women come 8th
Scotland's women have fallen at the final hurdle in the Indoor
Hockey World Cup losing 13-0 to reigning champions and tournament
favourites Germany on Friday (16 February). The result hands third
place in Group A to Australia with the Scots losing out on goal
difference. | |
Athlete event success
The Scottish Institute of Sport's inaugural athlete event was a resounding success last week (Tuesday 13 February). | |
Athlete Tip of the weekEating out...Proper nutrition can help delay or minimise fatigue, helping you to perform better for longer, leading to improved results for both you and your team. Always try to ensure that you don't get so hungry that you just eat what's available rather than something more suited to your requirements. | |
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