Lucy Fyfield (Noutsis)’s Post

Introducing new Intern at Love Rowing………….. My name is Mari and I am working with Love Rowing managing their social media. I am very excited to be in this role and am looking forward to sharing all the amazing things Love Rowing and their partners get up to; all the wonderful projects that they support and so much more. My first sport and true love is Para Dressage where I have won 11 National titles, 4 International titles and a European Silver Medal. I am aiming for the 2024 Paris Paralympics. I took up Para Rowing at Marlow Rowing Club as a hobby, but it wasn’t long before it turned into something more! Rowing is good for my mental health; elite sport can be very stressful. Rowing gave me head space away from everything else. It also allowed me to have freedom from my wheelchair and I enjoy seeing my wheelchair fade off into the distance. The adaptive world is so friendly and supportive of everyone. My Para Rowing achievements: • British Indoor National Champion erg 1st (gold medal PR1) 2021 • Selected for the Home International to represent Wales 2022: 2k and 500 metres; two silver medals (PR1-PR3 class) • Fastest PR1 female in the country • PR1 World record 5k erg female 2022/23 • Selected for the Home International to represent Wales 2023: 2k and 500, two gold medals (PR1/PR2 class) #loverowing #intern #new #exciting #pararower #inclusive #adaptive #socialmedia

U.S. college sports are known worldwide for their great achievements, athletes and for being the breeding grounds for professional sports. But, did you know that there are more than 21 sports which are practiced in most of the universities in the United States, we list these 21 sports for you: 1.Basketball 2.Tennis 3.Soccer 4.Golf 5.Athletics 6.Swimming 7.Boxing  8.Cross country 9.Gymnastics 10.Volleyball 11.Water polo 12.Sky 13.Rugby 14.Rowing 15.Fencing 16.Wrestling 17.Ice hockey 18.Baseball 19.Lacrosse 20. American soccer 21. Softball. Each sport competes by teams in the different leagues that exist among American Universities, these being major competitions with high sporting standards. Antonio Valdés International guides and orients you in the process of acquiring scholarships in U.S. universities and provides support and accompaniment from the first interview. #college #university #becas #futuro #oportunity #future #highschool #estadosunidos #deporte #deportista #sport

I recently read about the story of "Will it make the boat faster" and was inspired by the thought of it. Such a simple yet most powerful question which led to the Gold Medal in Olympics. Will it make the boat go faster?" is a powerful story from the world of rowing that highlights the importance of focus, determination, and relentless pursuit of excellence. The story revolves around the British men's rowing team's journey to the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Facing intense competition and the pressure to perform at the highest level, the team sought a way to optimize their performance and maximize their chances of success. In their quest for gold, the team adopted a simple yet profound mantra: "Will it make the boat go faster?" This question became their guiding principle, influencing every decision they made, both on and off the water. Whether it was choosing the most effective training regimen, refining their technique, or making strategic adjustments to their equipment, the team approached each challenge with a singular focus: to do whatever it takes to make the boat go faster. Even if staying up late or going to the pub, if it did not make the boat go faster, they wont do it. By aligning their efforts with this clear and compelling goal, the British rowing team achieved remarkable success. They not only won the gold medal in Sydney but also set a new world record, demonstrating the power of a unified vision and unwavering commitment to excellence. The story of "Will it make the boat go faster?" serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of clarity, focus, and perseverance in the pursuit of success. #whatinspiresme #focusonwhatmatters Ben Hunt-Davis MBE Thanks for this thought. Really Inspiring !!