Innovative Workshops to unlock the Champion in you

Gold Fever has been developed by Olympic Champion Martin Cross and colleague Ian Rowe. We have used modelling of high performers in sport, business and entertainment to produce a ‘tool kit for high performance’. The tool kit will apply to every individual from school age through to retirement and in all walks of life; whoever you are it will help unlock the champion within.

We have a series of workshops which are tailored for conference presentations and corporate work, school student groups to cover Gifted and Talented, sports teams, year groups, exam groups and the disaffected or students with inclusion issues plus teacher inset days.

Feedback from recent visits included: 

'All feedback from chats with students individually was very positive. For example one student is now working through his Be the Best booklet with his tutor - he is really taken by it.'

Acting Head of Year 11, Biddenham International School and Specialist Sports College

Martin and Ian challenged the students and really dug deep to find both our strengths and weaknesses. Simply, the day was awesome and it is something I am keen to spread the word on with other schools.'

Director of rowing, Bedford Modern School

For more information contact Martin or Ian at Gold Fever on 01234 345534 or email: info@gold-fever.net

Our next visit is scheduled for Stratton Upper School.

On 22nd January we visited BIDDENHAM UPPER SCHOOL with both the Be The Best programme and Fit4Fun with Joel Grant Jones. We worked largely with Muslim students who missed our last visit and came away very impressed with their interaction and engagement in the sessions. One exciting aspect was just how many students related the 'tool kit' to school work and subsequent career aims ranging from politicians to music producers, to sportsmen to top female police officers. 

We went to SHENLEY BROOK END SCHOOL, Milton Keynes on 8 January 2010 despite the very difficult weather; some Shenley students are pictured with Martin in the Gallery, the first photograph. One highlight of our visit was to meet up with a student we worked with two years ago on a previous visit - Yasmin is featured on the Media page, the first video, from her radio interview from then and continues to perform at her best!