Every week Sky Sports News has been encouraging the nation to Get Involved in sport.
Our series focusing on grassroots sport has shown how people of all abilities can take up a wide range of different activities, as well as challenging the authorities to make sure they are fulfilling their obligations to increase participation.
During Get Involved Week (June 4-10), Sky Sports News travelled across the UK and Ireland to look at the issues and told some great tales about the people who make grassroots sports tick.
We went to sports clubs in towns and cities across the nation to look at the issues facing the major sports, as well as a few of the not-so-major ones.
Here's a taster of went on during Get Involved Week:
Monday June 4
We visited Sale Sports Club and found out about its role in the community
Special Report investigated why the Olympics participation legacy pledge isn't being met
We also followed Charlie Webster's Running for Life initiative
Tuesday June 5
We broadcast live from a Scottish stables to show how you can get involved
Scottish Sports Minister Shona Robison told us what's being done north of the border
Fife Taekwondo Group told us the secrets of their growth
Wednesday June 6
Rachel Wyse was live all day in Ireland and caught up with boxing champ Katie Taylor
We visited Huddersfield Giants' rugby league camp for children aged between 6 and 13
Thursday June 7
Anna Woolhouse reported live from Brixton basketball club, the home of the TopCats.
GB wheelchair rugby captain Steve Brown told us why it's essential for people to try new sports.
We had a look at the way in which badminton can have a positive impact on those that take part.
Friday June 8
We visited Sheffield Wednesday to get the lowdown on their flourishing half-term football programme.
Former Sports Minister Richard Caborn told us why he fears for the future of school sport
Saturday June 9
Amy Lewis reported from Birmingham on an increased involvement in athletics in Great Britain.
