Coffee Well Deserved

   10th October 2013 I participated in a coaches forum and ‘coaches exchange’ today whereby we meet up with coaches from other sports and exchange information about different training methods and ideas, ask questions and seek feedback. A group of us met at the Skilled stadium in Robina to be involved in the Aussie 7s…

19th April 2013 My nomination was successful in being elected to the Queensland Olympic Council (QOC) Executive Board and we had our first board meeting last week… I am most honoured and excited to continue to be involved in the Olympic movement! I join two fellow athletes on the board in Toby Jenkins (Water Polo,…

Posted by Sara Carrigan – Columnist for Coast Multisport Magazine In coaching triathlon, one of the things I hear most is that the bike leg is just a ‘means to an end’, that is ‘the least most important leg.’ With my biases, it would seem certain that I’d jump straight to argue otherwise, and I will….

   I was honoured to present the Occasional Address to the 2012 Griffith University Business School Graduates:  Good morning Acting Chancellor Mr Henry Smerdon AM, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) and Provost Gold Coast, Professor Ned Pankhurst, Members of the official party, Graduates, Ladies and Gentlemen Thank you for the invitation to deliver this Occasional Address…

                                                                                                                     Awards riding on success (28/06/2010) OLYMPIC cycling champion Sara Carrigan is starting to find big success in the business arena. Carrigan, who won the gold medal in the cycling road race in Athens in 2004, retired from professional cycling after the Beijing Olympics competition and set up the Sara Carrigan Cycling School. The…

22 March 2012 ,  8:28 PM by Anne O’Keeffe Today’s sports panel featured Olympic gold medal winning cyclist Sara Carrigan, Queensland cricketer Lee Carseldine and our own (Weekends with) Warren Boland. Topics discussed include: wasted talents, sporting comebacks and is the Gold Coast a graveyard for national sporting franchises? Click here to listen