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Male or female 15 years old +

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Targeting 15-24-year-olds

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- impaired muscle power
- impaired passive range of movement
- a limb deficiency
- a leg length difference
- short stature
- hypertonia
- ataxia
- athetosis
- visual impairment
- intellectual impairment

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Sign up using online registration

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- No previous experience in sport necessary
- Requires raw talent

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They are looking for athletes with raw endurance, speed or power who might not currently be in the best sport for them

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- Can not apply for a specific sport
- Sport allocated to you by a sport scientist

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The aim of the programme was to identify talented young athletes with the potential to be fast-tracked into the exciting world of high performance sport and become future champions.

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- Part of the #DiscoverYour Gold Campaign
Other campaigns within this are:
> #DiscoverYour Power
> #DiscoverYour Fight
> #DiscoverYour Giant
> #DiscoverYour Freestyle

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Over 20 sports are involved in the scheme

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Over 20 sports are involved in the scheme

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The programme is aimed at high achieving 16-26-year-old male and female combat athletes from all kick based martial arts who believe they are capable of transferring to Olympic Taekwondo (WTF style) and making an impact on the medal table in 2016

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Athletes such as Anthony Joshua and Lizzy Yarnold were athletes who made the transfer and were part of the scheme in the Uk

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Phase 1 - test match athletes will be invited to attend a session
Phase 2 - boot camp fighters
Phase 3 - confirmation

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Phase 1 - Around 100 of the UK's most promising martial artists

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Males and females from all weight classes

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Athletes took part in a series of assessments before taking to the mat for a three round, six minute fight - observed their technical skills and tactical awareness.

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what they were looking for: “First and foremost you’ve got to have a really good attitude and show us that you want to be here.  To be a good taekwondo athlete you’ve got to demonstrate that fighting spirit. You also need to be able to show a good variation of technique and have a strong high kick.”

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Identify individuals from the public, aged 15 to 22, over 180cm (female) or 190cm (male) tall, with the potential to be developed in time for Olympic glory at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.

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Target Tokyo is a project between UK sport and English institute of sport, the sports targeted in this pathway shotgun, rifle & pistol shooting)

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set up in 2008 by the uk talent team, looking for competitive sports women who are olympic medalist potential. It has been set up for 4 sports, canoeing, bob-skeleton, rowing/sailing and modern pentathlon. 

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set up in 2008 by the uk talent team, looking for competitive sports women who are olympic medalist potential. It has been set up for 4 sports, canoeing, bob-skeleton, rowing/sailing and modern pentathlon. 

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They look for females aged between 17-25 who are currently competing in any sport at either county or regional level. 

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They look for females aged between 17-25 who are currently competing in any sport at either county or regional level. 

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Seeking to build on Peter Wilson’s London 2012 success, British Shooting have undertaken a system overhaul with a focus on more systematically identifying and developing future champions, in a bid for success at the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

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Must be aged 17-25
Must compete at a regional level in any sport
Aimed at both males and females

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- aged between 15 and 22 years old - exceptionally tall (men over 190cm and women over 180cm) - competing in any sport at a minimum of county/regional level - quick, agile and skilful and/or fit, powerful and strong - mentally tough and competitive - up for a once in a lifetime opportunity to become part of Britain’s sporting elite

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- aged between 15 and 22 years old - exceptionally tall (men over 190cm and women over 180cm) - competing in any sport at a minimum of county/regional level - quick, agile and skilful and/or fit, powerful and strong - mentally tough and competitive - up for a once in a lifetime opportunity to become part of Britain’s sporting elite

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successful athletes are invited back to Phase Two of the selection process later in the year.

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There aim of the campaign was to get exceptional female talent who were capable of achieving medals at London 2012.

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There aim of the campaign was to get exceptional female talent who were capable of achieving medals at London 2012.

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Aimed at athletic females aged 15-17 who compete at regional standard, and motivated high-performing women aged 18-25 who compete at national standard.

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- well structured from day 1
- it prompts it sports that aren't as well known and helps build interest

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- only available for girls of a certain age
- long process
- if you don't succeed it is likely you will be dropped causing long term confidence issues as well as causing people to possibly lose their passion for the sport