Dave Gerrard
Doping set to be encouraged at "Enhanced" Games
Former Olympian turned academic Dave Gerrard joins Emile Donovan to discuss a controversial new sporting event set to debut in Las Vegas next May. Audio
Dave Gerrard: Notes from the Paris Olympics
Olympian Dave Gerrard reached the semi-finals of the 200 metres butterfly at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964. Since then, he's been to 12 Summer Olympic games in various roles, including team doctor. He… Audio
FINA's Transgender Policy - Dr David Gerrard's view
Dr David Gerrard is the sports medicine professor who won a Commonwealth Games swimming gold, he's been a team doctor and Chef de Mission. David is at the World champs, in his capacity as… Audio
Dr Dave Gerrard completes a 57-year Tokyo Olympics loop
Representing New Zealand at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964 was Dr Dave Gerrard's first major overseas outing, so it has been something of an emotional return to the city .Gerrard is with us on the eve of… Audio
Dave Gerrard at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo
There isn't much Professor Dave Gerrard hasn't done when it comes to the Olympic Games, having attended the first Tokyo Olympics in 1964 as an athlete. This time he is a medical commissioner for Fina… Audio
Tokyo Olympics: Sports doctor David Gerrard on fan ban
Spectators will be banned from the Olympics, as Japan extends its Covid-19 state of emergency in the host city Tokyo.
The games begin on 23 July, and already hundreds of athletes and officials from… Audio
Dr Dave Gerrard retires
Former champion swimmer and academic Dr Dave Gerrard is retiring from his position at the University of Otago. He also discusses possible causes of seemingly mysterious drownings. Audio
Review of swim and survive programmes
New Zealand's annual drowning toll is one of the worst in the developed world yet a new report finds that competition, tension, and disunity among key water safety organisations is hampering efforts… Audio
Dave Gerrard
Former Olympic selector, Associate Prof David Gerrard says the New Zealand Olympic team in Beijing was too big. Audio
