Rebellion by leading athletes threatens future funding
British Gymnastics is facing a crisis with its biggest stars, including the double Olympic champion http://www.officialfootballcardinalsstore.com/Nike-Josh-Bynes-Jersey.html Max Whitlock, refusing to sign World Class Performance Programme contracts and being threatened with having their funding withdrawn.

An internal power struggle between the performance, commercial and management teams about the content of the contract has led to a rebellion among the athletes. The Guardian understands almost all of the team which won http://www.officialcalgaryflames.com/Adidas-Theoren-Fleury-Jersey a record seven medals at the Rio Olympics last summer have refused to sign the contract. The entire men’s artistic squad, including Whitlock who became the first Briton to defend a world title successfully last month, have refused to sign. On the women’s side, the Olympic medallist Amy Tinkler and the European champion Ellie Downie have not signed.

British Gymnastics said in a statement that it was currently “involved in consultation” with the athletes regarding the World Class Performance Programme agreements. It added: “To Wilt Chamberlain Authentic Jersey date, over 50% of the athletes on our World Class Performance Programme have already signed the agreement. The process is still ongoing and due to finish at the end of November. British Gymnastics is working hard to ensure that all athletes are comfortable with the agreement before signing because we respect their views on matters that directly impact them.”
In August the athletes were warned they had three days to put pen to paper or would risk having Wilt Chamberlain Jersey their UK Sport funding withdrawn. But scores of parents and athlete agents wrote to British Gymnastics to voice concern about the content of the Individual Athlete Plan part of the contract, which they claim would have left the gymnasts open to exploitation. They were then told that the contract would be revisited after the world championships which took place in Montreal last month.
One insider described the situation as “complete chaos, evidence of weak leadership and British Gymnastics’ need for complete control over the athletes. They are http://www.chiefsnflofficialprostore.com/JOE-MONTANA-JERSEY-CHEAP.html the most important people in the sport but once again they feel they’re being exploited. To be a world-class gymnast all you need is the athlete, coach and the gym and they want to know where all the money is going.” It is understood there will be showdown talks between British Gymnastics and the athletes on Tuesday as the governing body tries to find a resolution to the problem.
Separately the Guardian has spoken to several senior coaches who called for the resignation of British Gymnastics’ chief executive, Jane Allen, claiming her “appalling leadership” has created a “culture of fear” where people are afraid to speak up about athlete welfare failings for fear of reprisals.
The coaches, Wilt Chamberlain Authentic Jersey who between them have led gymnasts to many European, world and Olympic competitions over the past 30 years, paint a picture of an organisation ruled by favouritism and where athlete and coach welfare is relegated behind medals.

http://ppitangsel.org/component/ccboard/view-postlist/forum-1-ayo-saling-sapa/topic-12407-london-jersey.html
http://cobraforce.de/website/index.php?forum-showposts-6563
http://www.ccjfriends.com/forum/topic/3476
http://www.sontaycomputer.com/ctst/index.php?option=com_ccboard&view=postlist&forum=7&topic=13102
http://www.forum.konferencje.com/viewtopic.php?p=91639#91639
http://www.aics.wix.ph/forum/topic/136088