OK, so it’s not actually about canoeing – but rowing. Nevertheless, the lessons in this book are widely applicable for all of us in all walks of life and that’s what makes it a compelling read. Ben Hunt-Davis won a…
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Will it make the boat go faster?
Tagged with: Ben Hunt-Davis, Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race, motivational strategies, olympic, steve redgrave
Posted in Olympic Canoeing, Training tips and tactics
Posted in Olympic Canoeing, Training tips and tactics
Brabants: Olympic canoe champion. Wispa eater.
At last the truth can be told. Olympic champions do eat chocolate. Spotted at Royal last week, Tim Brabants busily engaged with a camera crew taking some publicity shots for one of his sponsors – Cadbury. Now we’ve spotted this…
Eric Farrell’s canoe coaching highlights
An interesting interview with Eric Farrell on Sportscene’s website. He talks about his involvement in canoeing, from his early days as a junior at Royal under George Richardson to coaching paddlers to World Championship and Olympic medals. Well worth a…
Wycherley & Brabants face 3 Olympic canoe race-offs
The Sprintwise blog reports that Paul Wycherley and reigning Olympic Champion Tim Brabants will have their first of three race-offs for the 2012 Olympic K1 1,000m slot in April at the Nottingham regatta. According to the authoritative blog, written by Anne Ferguson,…
Tagged with: Anne Ferguson, ICF, International Canoe Federation, olympic, Paul Wycherley, tim brabants
Posted in Olympic Canoeing
Posted in Olympic Canoeing
GB canoeist Jenna Hawkey mixing it with Royal seniors
A big Royal welcome to Great Britain Olympic hopeful Jenna Hawkey who has been training with our senior group over the past few days. Jenna, now also known as Mrs Ferris after her wedding to Andy back in October, hails…
Tagged with: canoeing, Jenna Hawkey, kayaking, olympic, royal canoe club
Posted in Olympic Canoeing, Training tips and tactics
Posted in Olympic Canoeing, Training tips and tactics
