Eleven athletes. Ten sports. One thing in common: the support of a coach who's helped them succeed.

From goggles to putters, bows to oars, bikes to spikes, this is a unique insight into the relationships that have helped eleven Welsh sports' stars to shine.

You'll see why their coaches do it. Yes, a love for the sport. But also to develop talent and a desire to win. Learn new skills. Increase knowledge. Get fit. Become part of a team and have fun.

Coaching and volunteering is vital in sports. Through interviews with elite athletes and images by Cool Cymru's photographer Terry Morris plus a touring exhibition around Wales, we want to celebrate that role. Because at this very moment there are volunteers coaching their local five-a-side team, training netballers on attack drills, slicing oranges for halftime, setting up the nets, driving the minibus, demonstrating the Up and Under and planning the next practice session.

These volunteers really make a difference. But there's no doubt we need more. What you do and how much time you give is up to you, and there are plenty of opportunities to choose from.

If you feel inspired by what you read then why not sign up today and contribute towards developing our next sport stars.

This is your chance to meet our eleven coaches and athletes and read their views and experiences of coaching and volunteering in Wales. From Joe Ledley and Dave Jones, to Pippa Britton and Tim Hazell, it's a unique glimpse into some amazing relationships.

You can view the photographs and watch exclusive interviews with the coaches and athletes. So which one are you going to look at first?

Jaz Carlin and Bud McAllister (Swimnming)

Jamie Roberts and Dai Williams (Rugby)

Dai Greene and Darrell Maynard (Athletics)

Hannah Mills and Ollie Green (Sailing)

Pippa Britton and Tim Hazell (Disability Archery)

Rhys Davies and David Llewellyn (Golf)

Tom James and Neville Orme (Rowing)

Helen Jenkins and Chris Goulden (Triathlon)

Joe Ledley and Dave Jones (Football)

Liz Johnson and Billy Pye (Disability Swimming)

Venus Romaeo and Tracey Skirton-Davies (Gymnastics)

After we opened the exhibition back in Cardiff in May, we have since visited:

• Llantrisant
• Swansea
• Newtown
• Aberystwyth
• Conwy
• Caernarfon
• Wrexham
• Ebbw Vale

Thank you to everyone who came to see us.

As part of the Behind Every Star campaign, we are urging the public to volunteer and coach in their communities.

To raise the profile of our campaign, our TV advertising campaign - starring Wales and British Lions rugby star Jamie Roberts - is running on TV screens during September and October 2010.

However, if you haven't had chance to see the TV advert yet then why not watch it here.

You can sign up to get involved in coachng or volunteering here.

Click here to sign up to Behind Every Star

Once you submit your form, your information will be sent directly to the sport of your choice and you will be contacted by a representative from your chosen sport.

They will assist you with everything you need to get involved in your sport of choice.

And if you don't have a preferred sport but just want to get involved in volunteering, your details will be sent to the sports development department of your local authority who will be in touch about how you can get involved in volunteering in your local community.