Toby Cunliffe-Steel
The July RowingChat podcast is published – with Toby Cunliffe-Steel. Watch the YouTube video or listen to the MP3 Soundcloud below.
International rower Toby is currently one of the Lightweight Scullers in the New Zealand Rowing Team. A cancer survivor and determined achiever, he reveals his recipe for success.
Timestamps
02:00 What is the annual pattern of training for rowing New Zealand athletes
15:00 Racing the Kiwi Pair of Murray and Bond
17:00 What does your pre season training involve?
23:00 You have a personal coach once selected how are these decided?
24:00 Do you see a future for lightweight rowing at the Olympics
34:00 Will Rio be the last Olympics for lightweights?
37:00 You have had to fight for your achievements. How do you do this?
40:00 As a Cancer survivor is there anything you learnt from that to help your rowing?
42:00 How do you test your personal performance and how often?
45:00 When you are dieting what techniques do you use?
Watch Rowing Chat with Toby Cunliffe-Steel
Listen to the RowingChat on Soundcloud
https://soundcloud.com/rowperfect/rowingchat-toby-cunliffe-steel-lightweight-new-zealand-sculler-july-2016
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Hi all,
If you tuned in or have downloaded the podcast, thank you very much for listening to the ideas of this young buck.
Apologies for the technical problems. Rebecca cuts out at 8:45 and comes back at 9:30 then myself at 33:00 and I come back in at 36:05 before dropping out just before the end at 50:40.
If you have any questions or want to connect with me you can do so through my website [email protected] or on my Instagram toby.cunliffe.steel
My doubles partner tends to lose between 1.2-1.8kg per night by the way.