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GB Canoeing names new top coach

Great Britain Canoeing has a new top coach. He’s Dr Scott Gardner, a performance scientist and coaching consultant who’s worked with some of the biggest names in cycling and swimming. The appointment brings to an end a lengthy search for

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GB Olympic canoeists lose Tesco support

Supermarket giant Tesco is to stop sponsoring the British Olympic sprint and slalom canoeing team. The retailer has been the lead commercial partner of GB Canoeing and its Olympic programme since late 2010 when its sponsorship deal was first announced.

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BCU searches for canoe sprint head coach

Amid the recent canoeing world hiring spree that we wrote about a few weeks ago, we didn’t notice another advert that the BCU has out for a head coach to run the entire Olympic canoe sprint set-up. The BCU’s performance

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GB Canoeing gets big cash boost for Rio

The Government has increased its financial contribution to canoeing after the sport’s success at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The 18% rise in funding by UK Sport takes canoeing to  £19.1m over the next four year cycle. The sport’s website said

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Two canoe sprint medals for GB

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2KZXqhg2x8 DORNEY on the last day of the Olympic canoe sprint regatta was magnificent – an electric atmosphere fueled by a capacity 20,000-strong crowd, The Princess Royal, the Prime Minister and two medals for Great Britain. Ed McKeever was crowned

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