LAURA WILLIAMSON: Sportsmail's Athletics Correspondent trains with London Olympian Sarah Stevenson in a bid to learn what it takes to practice taekwondo.
British sprinter Adam Gemili will consider funding his coaching privately to stay in London under the guidance of Michael Afilaka, who has lost his full-time coaching job.
Jessica Ennis has missed out on being named the 2012 Female Athlete of the Year after American sprinter Allyson Felix won the award.
Usain Bolt has revealed he 'definitely' wants to compete in the 100 metres at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Michael Scott, the man responsible for British swimming's flop at the London Olympics, resigned on Saturday night. He had been widely criticised.
Bradley Wiggins believes he is a better cyclist than shamed American Lance Armstrong ever was. Wiggins won his first Tour De France title this summer.
Hannah Miley set a British record as she claimed silver in the 200m individual medley at the European Short Course Championships in France.
It was the most iconic celebration of the Olympic Games, surpassing even Usain Bolt's famous pose. And now Mo Farah's 'Mobot' has made its way into the music world.
Ellie Simmonds moved the nation to tears of joy earlier this summer when she smashed two world records to celebrate two memorable Paralympic golds.
Two-time world champion Ted Hankey will be out of action for the foreseeable future as he continues his recovery from a mini-stroke.
This weekend's motor sport action in Macau has been marred by a second fatality in less than 24 hours after a local touring car driver was killed in qualifying at the Asian street circuit.
Three-time Olympic champion Jason Kenny crashed at high speed on day two of the Track World Cup in Glasgow as the hosts missed out on gold.
Paula Dunn is determined to build on the momentum of the London 2012 Games following her appointment as UK Athletics' Paralympic head coach.
Olympic and world champion Laura Trott's Midas touch continued on the final day of the Track World Cup in Glasgow as her annus mirabilis ended on another high.
Sir Chris Hoy tells Sportsmail how he will not be able to make it to the Rio 2016 games but is aiming instead to compete in Glasgow's Commonwealth Games.
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