In this episode, we're joined by International Technical Official Allan Thornhill, who has travelled all over the world, officiating at many World Championships and Commonwealth Games. Allan shares his experiences in the sport with Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor.
World Bowls President, Commonwealth Games Performance Director, England International Team Manager, World Championship Gold Medallist - John Bell discusses his career within the sport of bowls with Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor.
Jon Cockcroft discusses his new role as Bowls England Chief Executive with Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor. Jon discusses his early reflections and thoughts on Bowls England’s future direction.
Amy Gowshall has represented England all over the world, winning medals at World Championships and Commonwealth Games. On this episode, she talks to us about her experiences in the sport, and combining this with the challenges involved with family life and being a full-time teacher. Hosted by Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor.
Father and daughter John and Katherine Rednall, who have both represented England at the highest level, are the latest guests on ‘The Extra End’. They discuss their experiences in the sport with Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor.
Bowls England Directors Dr Anna Molony and Mal Evans join Personal Trainer and Wellness Coach Kate Swinson to discuss the workout videos that have been specially created to help bowlers stay fit and well, particularly during the current coronavirus restrictions, with Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor.
Bowls England's Men's Senior International Team Manager Kirk Smith chats to Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor regarding his new role and the highlights of his career, which includes winning the Men's National Fours title for the second time in 2019 - 20 years after his first triumph.
Bowls England's High Performance Director John Mc Guinness chats to Bowls International Editor Sian Honnor regarding his new role, the highlights of his career to date and the positive impact that the home Commonwealth Games could have on the future of the sport.