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Season 1, 3 episodes

Episode 1: Key Stage 1
- Now playing
- Mar 28, 2012
Rugby fans Finnley and Dylan are taken to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to meet two of the Wales national rugby team and are given a challenge to measure their furthest pass. Rowing fans Lachlan and Morgan visit the national training centre by the River Thames to meet Olympic rower Anna Watkins and undertake their multiplication challenge. Gymnastics fans Megan and Konor get to try out all of the equipment at the Olympic-accredited Heathrow Gym and are set their shape-finding challenge by national champion Daniel Purvis. Young cyclists Angel and Mabel get to see the GB indoor cycling team training at the Manchester Velodrome and are given a timing challenge by multiple gold medal winner Sarah Storey. Finally budding footballers Mia and Orla are taken to the Arsenal training centre to meet their sporting heroes and take on their scoring challenge.
Episode 2: Key Stage 2
- Mar 28, 2012
Gymnastics fans Jack and Courtney get to try out all of the equipment at the Olympic-accredited Heathrow Gym and are set their shape and symmetry challenge by national champion Daniel Purvis. Young cyclists Marek and Grace get to see the GB indoor cycling team training at the Manchester Velodrome and are given a timing challenge by multiple gold medal winner Sarah Storey. Budding footballers Thomas and Zahida are taken to the Arsenal training centre to meet their sporting heroes and take on their scoring challenge. Rowing fans Lili May and Solomon visit the national training centre by the River Thames, to meet Olympic rower Anna Watkins and undertake their multiplication challenge. Finally, rugby fans Callum and Kavelle are taken to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to meet two of the Wales national rugby team and are given a measuring challenge.
Episode 3: Key Stage 3
- Apr 27, 2012
Football fans Romario and Hayden are taken to the Arsenal training centre to meet their sporting heroes and take on their prediction challenge. Will these young sports people complete their challenges and go home with gold? Young cyclists Jermaine and Dale get to see the GB indoor cycling team training at the Manchester Velodrome and are given a measuring challenge by multiple gold medallist Sarah Storey. Twins Heather and Beth get to try out all of the equipment at the Olympic accredited Heathrow Gym and are set their angle measuring challenge by gymnast Daniel Purvis. Budding rowers Emma and Alanna visit the national training centre by the River Thames, to meet Olympic rower Anna Watkins and undertake their timing challenge. Finally, rugby fans Cameron and Owen are taken to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to meet two of the Wales national rugby team and are given a Pythagoras challenge.

3, 2, 1, Go!

2012
1 season

Overview

Children journey into the mathematical world that underpins their favourite sport.

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Ran for 1 season and 3 episodes (2012)
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Status: Ended
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 3
First aired: March 28, 2012
Last aired: April 27, 2012
Original language: English

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Episodes

Season 1, 3 episodes

Episode 1: Key Stage 1
- Now playing
- Mar 28, 2012
Rugby fans Finnley and Dylan are taken to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to meet two of the Wales national rugby team and are given a challenge to measure their furthest pass. Rowing fans Lachlan and Morgan visit the national training centre by the River Thames to meet Olympic rower Anna Watkins and undertake their multiplication challenge. Gymnastics fans Megan and Konor get to try out all of the equipment at the Olympic-accredited Heathrow Gym and are set their shape-finding challenge by national champion Daniel Purvis. Young cyclists Angel and Mabel get to see the GB indoor cycling team training at the Manchester Velodrome and are given a timing challenge by multiple gold medal winner Sarah Storey. Finally budding footballers Mia and Orla are taken to the Arsenal training centre to meet their sporting heroes and take on their scoring challenge.
Episode 2: Key Stage 2
- Mar 28, 2012
Gymnastics fans Jack and Courtney get to try out all of the equipment at the Olympic-accredited Heathrow Gym and are set their shape and symmetry challenge by national champion Daniel Purvis. Young cyclists Marek and Grace get to see the GB indoor cycling team training at the Manchester Velodrome and are given a timing challenge by multiple gold medal winner Sarah Storey. Budding footballers Thomas and Zahida are taken to the Arsenal training centre to meet their sporting heroes and take on their scoring challenge. Rowing fans Lili May and Solomon visit the national training centre by the River Thames, to meet Olympic rower Anna Watkins and undertake their multiplication challenge. Finally, rugby fans Callum and Kavelle are taken to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to meet two of the Wales national rugby team and are given a measuring challenge.
Episode 3: Key Stage 3
- Apr 27, 2012
Football fans Romario and Hayden are taken to the Arsenal training centre to meet their sporting heroes and take on their prediction challenge. Will these young sports people complete their challenges and go home with gold? Young cyclists Jermaine and Dale get to see the GB indoor cycling team training at the Manchester Velodrome and are given a measuring challenge by multiple gold medallist Sarah Storey. Twins Heather and Beth get to try out all of the equipment at the Olympic accredited Heathrow Gym and are set their angle measuring challenge by gymnast Daniel Purvis. Budding rowers Emma and Alanna visit the national training centre by the River Thames, to meet Olympic rower Anna Watkins and undertake their timing challenge. Finally, rugby fans Cameron and Owen are taken to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to meet two of the Wales national rugby team and are given a Pythagoras challenge.

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