Every week in Pontypool Park, parents meet instructor Alex Jones to be put through their paces with an interval session or a 5k run. Babies and toddlers aren’t left at home with other family members – they're safely strapped in as mini-members of the club.
The FAW is making sure that clubs across the nation have the tools and confidence to keep adults safe in football. Over the last six months, it has:
Protecting clean sport depends on everyone playing their part - athletes, coaches, or parents - whether on centre stage or behind the scenes. Speak out if you feel there’s something wrong - no matter how small. UKAD guarantee that your identity will always be kept 100% confidential.
We work with the statutory body responsible for anti-doping in the UK, (UKAD). UKAD’s remit includes a prevention through education programme and an intelligence-led testing programme. Athletes can be tested any time, any place without advance notice.
UKAD is responsible for making sure sports bodies in the UK are compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code. It does this by implementing the UK’s National Anti-Doping Policy.

Free Wheelers invites mums and dads to bring their babies and toddlers along for the ride in specialist running buggies, creating a safe space where family life meets fitness.