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Category Archives: Duncan Holland
Seat Racing at your training camp
TweetMany clubs will be going away after Christmas for a training and selection camp. So if you think you’ve been ‘shafted’ or risk losing your seat – learn about the process, when in the boat during the testing, keep your … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Competition, Duncan Holland, Racing, Rowing, Testing and selection
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New Zealand: Earthquake Damage
TweetChristchurch New Zealand suffered major damage last Saturday from an earthquake registering 7.1 on the Richter scale . We were extremely fortunate that the quake struck in the early hours of the morning and casualties were amazingly light. One death … Continue reading
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The Perfect Moment?
…the theoretically most effective rigs are those that have both sides of the crew having equal leverage. Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Coaching, Duncan Holland, Equipment, Racing, Rigging, Uncategorized
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Are Girls Different?
Should one coach a girl’s eight differently than one would a boys crew? Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Coaching, Duncan Holland
Tagged Coaching, Duncan Holland, girls different from boys, rowing, Sculling
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Fairbairn
Some of you may have heard of Steve Fairbairn… …Saying Nothing is Often Best… Continue reading
Nature or Nurture?
TweetThe SI Masters Rowing Regatta was raced yesterday on excellent flat water at Lake Ruataniwha, Twizel, NZ. 330 athletes braved the chill conditions and there was much good racing. Not surprisingly many of the winners bore familiar names. Dale … Continue reading
Posted in Competition, Duncan Holland, Masters
Tagged Christ's College, Masters, Ruataniwha, SI Masters, Twizel, Wakatuis
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‘Oarfrost?
Tweet Image via Wikipedia The SI Masters Regatta at Twizel struck weather problems today. The fog refused to lift enough to allow racing on the water to start. The water was flat and the wind was nonexistent but visibility was … Continue reading
Posted in Competition, Duncan Holland, Masters
Tagged Frost, masters rowing, New Zealand Rowing, Rowing (sport), Ruataniwha, SI Masters, Twizel
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Are They Mad?
This weekend there will be over 300 rowers competing on Lake Ruataniwha Continue reading
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Tagged Masters, Ruataniwha, Snow, Twizel
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The Higher Athletics
“The art, though difficult, may be acquired by imitation of a good practitioner, and, once it is mastered, constitutes one of those delightful combinations of strength and delicacy in which is found the chief charm of the higher athletics.†Continue reading
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Tagged athletics, delicacy, salmon, Technique
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Crimson and Black
I will be cheering through cyberspace for the crimson crews at Henley this year. Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Competition, Duncan Holland, Henley, Racing
Tagged crimson, HRR, NZ Rowing, scholarships, Waiariki
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