Scottish coach, who was led by Laura Muir and Jemma Raker, found guilty of manipulative behavior and the well-being of athletes, and to ignore medical advice, but he could return to the next year if he trained.
The British intercession coach Andy Young received a three-year banner by the Independent Disciplinary Committee in the Independent Disciplinary Committee of British Athletics, which would put pressure on the behavior.
48-year-old elderly, who train Laura Muir and Jemma Rei, were found guilty “Trained from the athlete, ignoring medical advice and the use of manipulative and coercive measures.”
In the UKA statement he said:
He added:
Young, former 1: 49.13 from Glasgow, which collided with 39 charges, was proved to nine, and seven were considered serious. He was initially a five-year banner, but it was revealed for three years, and at the beginning of the previous year he will be able to return to the coach.
However, he must complete the training of the athlete’s well-being, medical cooperation, injury management, violence, as a condition of any future application for returning his coaching license.
In 2021, the Olympic 1500 m silver medalist and the multiple British record holder said:
“Atleticia has always been my passion, and I am glad to say that I have eliminated the love of my sports and enjoyment of learning, and to work in the Support and Positive Region.
Jack the snowstorms, the chief executive director of Uka, said:
“This case emphasizes that the fulfillment and the medal can never come to the welfare of the athletes.
“A significant change in culture has already taken place inside Uka. The emphasis on charity and respect was laid by the management of Paula Dan and the performance team.
“We are grateful to the athletes who have shown courage to move forward. Their actions have ensured that unacceptable behavior has been conducted and directed.
“Before we strongly continue to build the construction of this progress. We are active in dialogue with coaches and launch the best coaches.
Tom Solshbour added the Chief Physician of Uka.
“These issues are taken into account.
“I want to thank the athletes who have arisen and given evidence, which is an incredible difficult time.
