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Butch Harmon is one of the world's best known golf instructors and current coach to Phil Michelson. Harmon is best known for having been Tiger Woods' golf coach early in the great champion's career. He has also worked with other major champions such as Greg Norman, Davis Lovell and Fred Couples. In 2003 he was ranked the top golf teacher in the United States in a poll of his peers organized by Golf Digest.

England Squash High Performance Coach promotes Trion:Z. David Campion is one of the world's most respected squash coaches who has worked with many of the sports’ leading players. As High Performance Coach for England Squash, David has experienced unparalleled success at European and World Junior Team Championships.

Lendl, the former World #1 Tennis Player, captured a total of 94 singles titles in 16 different countries on his way to a Hall of Fame career. Lendl is known to many as "the Father of Modern Tennis". Lendl was named by Tennis Magazine "one of the ten greatest tennis players since 1966." They called him "the game's greatest overachiever" and emphasised his importance in the game's history.

In a record breaking career, Sarah Fitz-Gerald, regarded by many as the finest female player of all-time, won every honour available to her - the charismatic Australian is a former World No.1, 5 time World Champion, Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist and winner of a record sixty-one World Tour titles.

David Leadbetter The World's #1 Golf Instructor and coach to countless PGA Tour, European PGA Tour, LPGA Tour and Champions Tour players, is known throughout the world for his innovative and creative teaching techniques. Over the past 30 years, his players have amassed over a dozen Major Championship titles and over 100 individual worldwide tournament victories. David's coaching has spanned three decades and he has often been recognized as the "man who invented the golf instruction industry".

Bentley is a well known celebrity in the South West surfing scene and the holder of several Surf Open titles.

He competes regularly in events and also holds a RLSS Beach Lifeguard qualification.

Jason Crump is an Australian motorcycle speedway rider. He is a two-time and current Speedway World Champion and a former World Under-21 speedway champion. His first Grand Prix victory came in 1996, again riding at the British Grand Prix, although this time as a full-time GP rider. He has won the World Team Cup (now known as the Speedway World Cup) on three occasions as part of the Australian team - in 1999, 2001 and 2002.

Crump's first world title came in 2004 when he beat Tony Rickardsson having won 2 of the 9 GP in that season. He dominated the 2006 season winning four out of nine GPs to take the title for the second time beating Greg Hancock into second place.

Crump won the 'Treble' riding for the Peterborough Panthers in Britain during the 1999 season, winning the Elite League, the Knockout Cup and the Craven Shield.

Jon was the Super League's most effective tackler in 2004 with a 99% success rate, and was fourth highest tackler in the competition in 2005. He is a physical hooker with an infectious competitive spirit, Clarke's versatility saw him switch between dummy half and back row with great success. Generally used as the Wolves' starting no.9, he hits big in the early part of the game and is a strong defender from marker.

Represented Great Britain Academy as Captain whilst coming through the junior ranks at Wigan, he played in their 1997 Premiership Final winning side against St Helens. Followed his ex Wigan coach John Monie to London Broncos in 2000, but returned north during the 2001 season when the Wolves were forced to sign a hooker on loan to solve an injury crisis. Made an instant impact with some courageous performances against top sides to earn a permanent deal at the club, and has grown into a stalwart of Paul Cullen's Wolves. In June 2007 Clarke was called up to the Great Britain squad for the Test match against France.