What does it take to become an elite sportswoman? In 10-part series Driving Force, Judy Murray talks to a selection of British sports stars, including cyclist Victoria Pendleton, athletes Dame Kelly Holmes and Dina Asher-Smith, and swimmer Rebecca Adlington to find out who inspired them, and what hurdles they had to overcome.
According to tennis coach Murray, the levels of opportunity and support vary widely across sports.
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