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I found a video from Penny Chuter’s archive featuring both Acer Nethercott and Sir Steve Redgrave from the BBC archives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aim_uJyo3LU
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01:00 Explaining coxing to non-rowers
Rowing material recorded by Penny Chuter is…
Boathouse habits we all have but rarely record. Boat damage happens on racks and in doorways. Good habits are cheap and broken riggers are not.
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01:00 Small things with an outsize…
How to blend your individual progress with the coaching resources (virtual and in person) available to you. How can I do each part better, not how can I do more.
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