Countries such as Australia and the United Kingdom invest enormous sums in elite institutes, high-performance centres, specialist personnel and increasingly sophisticated athlete-development systems. But consider a simple question. If an additional $10 million became available for sport, which investment would ultimately produce the greatest benefit—even at elite level? Would it be better spent within the… Continue reading A Thought Experiment for Developed Sporting Nations
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