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Neighbor Spotted Judging Women's Gymnastics Events On NBC

Aug 21, 2008 from jaybol(Jason Lankow)
Local residents Harold and Eileen Weintraub were surprised and confused Sunday night when, while watching the 2008 Olympic Games on NBC, they saw their next-door neighbor Philip Truesdell, 57, judging women's gymnastics events. "Hey Eileen, is that…is that Phil?"

Don Peters Banned by USA Gymnastics for Life and Stripped From Hall of Fame

Nov 17, 2011 from cb810(CB) in Sports
Don Peters, the 1984 U.S. women's gymnastics Olympic team head coach who recently left his influential Huntington Beach gym and moved out of the area under the cloud of sex-abuse allegations...

Iran to Complain to FIFA After Women's Team Banned for Islamic Kit

Jun 05, 2011 from graphicis(GRAPHIC.is) in Sports
Iran will complain to world soccer's governing body Fifa after its women's team were banned from a qualifying game for next year's Olympics due to their Islamic dress, the ISNA news agency reported on Sunday.

Baptist rower aiming for gold in 2012 Olympics

Dec 28, 2010 from vernonchalmers(Vernon Chalmers) in Lifestyle
READING, England (ABP) -- You may be hearing a lot more about Debbie
Flood in the next 18 months. Already with two Olympic silver medals to
her name, the British Baptist rower has genuine designs on a gold
upgrade in 2012.

Flood, alongside teammates Frances Houghton, Annabel Vernon and Beth
Rodford, took first place in the womens quadruple scull race in the
most recent rowing world championships, in New Zealand in November.
Given the difficult conditions in Lake Karapiros choppy waters and a
field featuring defending champions Ukraine, the manner and size of the
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Sexy Female Boxers: They Will Knock You Down

Mar 29, 2012 from nuclearmissile(Mark Rosen) in Sports
Women's boxing first appeared in the Olympic Games at a demonstration bout in 1902. here are some women that break that mold. They can box, and look really admirable while they are doing it.

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Water's Edge: Women Who Push the Limits in Rowing, Kayaking and Canoeing (Adventura Books)
Book (Seal Press)
Rating (1 reviews):
(5.0/5)
What a gem. So sorry to see it end.
Books about rowing are rare enough. Books about women rowing or paddling are even rarer. Along with "The Red Rose Crew," "Water's Edge" is a lovely addition to this tiny category. In an unusual and delightful "double funnel" structure, the book begins with the most structured form of rowing, crew, then narrows to individual sports such as racing singles and single kayaking and canoeing, and then widens again to double canoeing and kayaking and finally ends with the "Back River Seven," a group of seven women who canoed one of the most remote rivers in North America, the Back River in the Canadian Arctic. Interestingly, a second layer of structure governs the book, moving from the most controlled settings, regattas, to the wildest, represented by two chapers, one on the Back River Seven and another on Valerie Fons who, with her husband, paddled over 21,000 miles, almost entirely by river, from Canada's Northwest Territories to Cape Horn, at the southern tip of South America... 5/5 Robin Wolfson "Reliza" (Cameron Park, CA USA) - See all my reviews, March 4, 2005
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The Red Rose Crew: A True Story of Women, Winning, and the Water
Book (Lyons Press)
Rating (22 reviews):
(4.5/5)
The Red Rose Crew
Being a female rower, especially an older one, has many challenges... and rewards. Something I've learned about from personal experience. They're difficult to communicate with those who aren't involved with the sport (the risk of terminal boredom being very high) but form an incredible bond with those who are. This book, on the experiences of the pioneers of women's rowing in the 70's, tells it like it is, and makes it fascinating. Dan Boyne has recreated the whole experience of these women, and it's an experience that is, fortunately or unfortunately, not so far from the present day. It's an impressive addition to the tiny canon of rowing-lit, and even more importantly to the growing canon of books about women athletes and competitors, and what it takes to be in the game. A riveting read. 5/5 MacKenzie Smith (Cambridge, MA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: The Red Rose Crew : A True Story of Women, Winning, and the Water (Hardcover) Being a female rower, especially an older one, has many challenges... and rewards. Something I've learned about from personal experience. They're difficult to communicate with those who aren't involved with the sport (the risk of terminal boredom being very high) but form an incredible bond with those who are. This book, on the experiences of the pioneers of women's rowing in the 70's, tells it like it is, and makes it fascinating. Dan Boyne has recreated the whole experience of these women, and it's an experience that is, fortunately or unfortunately, not so far from the present day. It's an impressive addition to the tiny canon of rowing-lit, and even more importantly to the growing canon of books about women athletes and competitors, and what it takes to be in the game. A riveting read. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 20, 2001
Much more than 'The Amateurs for Women'
I picked this book up expecting a vaguely enjoyable read but was quickly drawn into what is a hugely compelling story about women breaking through the prejudicial boundaries around their sport to record a historical result against the female(?) crews of Russia and Eastern Europe. Dan Boyne cleverly weaves the stories of the very different characters that made up the crew throughout the book skillfully drawing them together at the end. His writing is first rate and as someone who has lived in both the UK and Boston, US - the main locales for this book - I found it well researched and credible Rower or non-rower, male or female this is a terrific read 5/5 Blair Crawford (Boston, MA United States) - See all my reviews, October 18, 2000
Perfect Christmas gift for rowers
I just finished reading Boyne's latest book, the Red Rose Crew. It's fantastic. Boyne's lively and engaging style is perfect for this kind of history. Red Rose Crew is both informative and inspiring. I've been rowing for 10 years now, and I've recommended Red Rose Crew to everyone in my rowing club.Boyne's book is sure to motivate rowers of all ages and skill levels. Boyne's account of the 1975 Nationals, his description of that wonderful and anxious feeling all rowers have at the start line, made me hunger for the Spring season. As others have said, Red Rose crew is the best book on rowing since the Amateurs! If you haven't read Boyne's sculling book, it's also a must. 5/5 Susan Phillips (Iowa City, IA USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: The Red Rose Crew : A True Story of Women, Winning, and the Water (Hardcover) I just finished reading Boyne's latest book, the Red Rose Crew. It's fantastic. Boyne's lively and engaging style is perfect for this kind of history. Red Rose Crew is both informative and inspiring. I've been rowing for 10 years now, and I've recommended Red Rose Crew to everyone in my rowing club.Boyne's book is sure to motivate rowers of all ages and skill levels. Boyne's account of the 1975 Nationals, his description of that wonderful and anxious feeling all rowers have at the start line, made me hunger for the Spring season. As others have said, Red Rose crew is the best book on rowing since the Amateurs! If you haven't read Boyne's sculling book, it's also a must. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , December 18, 2000
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