Dead Biomechanics Society
“Good morning class.Please sit down.Open your textbooks to the chapter titled: ROWING BIOMECHANICS.I want you to rip it out.You heard me. . . rip it
“Good morning class.Please sit down.Open your textbooks to the chapter titled: ROWING BIOMECHANICS.I want you to rip it out.You heard me. . . rip it
As I begin writing this, I’ve been sat on a bus for nearly half a day, and I’m not even halfway home. I’m slightly sunburnt,
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Introduction The issue of ‘toxic positivity’ is more common than one might think in the world of sport. The term ‘toxic positivity’ refers to the
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