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FLAIR Athletes within the Guildford Area

At Guildford Spectrum, Guildford Lido and Ash Manor Sports Centre we run a Freedom Leisure Athlete Investment & Recognition support scheme, also known as FLAIR.

The FLAIR scheme supports athletes that compete at a national level providing FREE access to our facilities to help support their training. Our FLAIR Athletes range in a number of competing sports that are recognised by Sport England and/or Sport Wales from Athletics to Underwater Hockey and Backyard Ultra Running.

Interested in learning more about the athletes who are part of the FLAIR scheme within the Guildford Area?

Further down this page you can explore our FLAIR athletes stories, training journeys & achievements and find out more about the sports they represent and the milestones they are reaching along the way.

Discover the athletes behind the programme

Jamahl Golland - Kickboxer

Jamahl is supported by Freedom Leisure's FLAIR scheme and competes in Kickboxing for Team England in 3 seperate fighting disciplines.

Within his career so far, Jamahl is a 7x World Kickboxing Champion and 1x European Champion, with the following titles:

5x British Champion
1x English Champion
1x German Open Champion

Lizzie Gatherer

Lizzie is supported by Freedom Leisure's FLAIR scheme and trains at Ash Manor Sports Centre, using her FLAIR membership for access to the Gym along with personal training sessions with Ed. Lizzie currently represents the UK in Backyard Ultra Running, an event in which you have to complete a 4.17 mile loop every hour until the last person is standing. Within this hour, runners will have to complete their loop, any eating and sleeping they want to do.

Tracey Mills - Triathlete

Tracey competes in Triathlon (sprint and standard distance) and Aquabike (standard distance) events.

Tracey has represented Great Britian (Age Group) at Euopeans and Worlds since 2018.

"My journey in Triathlon started in 2013 at the age of 50 as a result of an unexpected Christmas present – a trisuit. I already had goggles, a bike and some trainers so that saw me entering my first local triathlon and I haven’t looked back.

In 2018 I entered a GB qualifier event as a measure…the rest is history, my GB journey had started, a visit to Estonia, 9th in Europe!

My love of the sport is on many levels the training, friendships made and the places it has taken me too."