Series 1

A mixing desk in a radio studio

Last updated: 20 January 2009

Presented by Colin Jackson and Matt Jones each programme consisted of interviews with some of the biggest names in sport and fitness tips from the experts.

The first series of Raise Your Game was broadcast on BBC Radio Wales between 8 March and 12 April 2007.

Programme 1 - Inspiration
First broadcast on 8 March 2007

Ryan Giggs was interviewed by Matt Jones, sports psychologist Dr. Joy Bringer talked to Raise Your Game producer Jos Andrews about improving her running time and fitness tips from Molly Melhuish.
Listen to clips from programme 1.

Colin Jackson and Matt Jones

Programme 2 - Motivation
First broadcast on 15 March 2007

Matt interviewed Chris Coleman, Jos Andrews visited Chris Sharp of the Footbed Clinic in Swansea and more fitness tips from Molly.
Listen to clips from programme 2.

Programme 3 - Preparation
First broadcast on 22 March 2007

Mario Melchiot was interviewed by Matt Jones, Jos Andrews goes cycling and Molly's fitness tips.
Listen to clips from programme 3.

Programme 4 - Concentration
First broadcast on 29 March 2007

Matt interviewed Mikael Forsell, Jos Andrews learns to improve her serve in tennis and Molly shares more top tips for getting fit and staying in shape.
Listen to clips from programme 4.

Matt Jones and Molly Melhuish

Programme 5 - Dedication
First broadcast on 5 April 2007

Joe Ledley was interviewed by Matt Jones, Jos Andrews goes weight training and more fitness tips from Molly.
Listen to clips from programme 5.

Programme 6 - Participation
First broadcast on 12 April 2007

Matt interviews Lee Trundle, Nathan Stephens and his mum, Helen, discuss their Paralympic dreams, Jos Andrews goes swimming and Molly gives her final fitness tips of the series.
Listen to clips from programme 6.


In this team everyone's in the same boat once we step over the white line.

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Media zone

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Video clips

Check out the video with the famous dance instructor Pierre Dulaine.

Training ground

Colin Jackson

Work hard

Colin Jackson reveals more top tips on making exercise part of your lifestyle.

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