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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability17/08/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Tia Pavihi

What is something you have had to adapt to? Something that I have had to adapt to has been moving from lockdown where there was no sport to very quickly being back into intense team training and competitions.  What were three challenges that you faced while having to adapt? Managing my time so that I…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability06/08/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Bronagh Ryan

Adaptability has become the new norm for most people, however, as an athlete I have been honing my skills around adjustment for a number of years. When lockdown was announced there was a mad rush for my support teams to figure out a way to keep me motivated and training within the strict conditions that…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability29/07/202029/07/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Maya Stillwell

In any given sport, there is always the risk of injury, challenge, and of set backs. It is inevitable when we come to face these obstacles, and the sense of loss of control can be very scary. However, I think as athletes, the most powerful response to this knowledge, is understanding the value of preparation…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability12/07/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Nazarene Garmonsway

I wonder whether “adaptability” is a new buzzword. With the dreaded ‘rona altering global perspectives on the way we do things, I feel that adaptability has become the sexiest new asset to have on your CV. Adapting to new work conditions, to social distancing, to isolating in your home for MONTHS- COVID-19 has really changed…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability05/07/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Martin Lee

Kendo is a traditional Japanese martial art involving fighting with a bamboo sword. Kendo is often described as a lifelong pursuit. There are perhaps two primary reasons for this. First, it takes a long time to acquire the competency necessary to be able to control, manipulate and ultimately prevail over a broad range of opponents.…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability18/06/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Gavin Rolton

Adaptability for me is something that evolves from many situations that challenge us constantly. We all get tools to teach us certain skills or functions in life, but as individuals we are so different, and if we don’t adapt our own style or way of doing things we’ll never reach our full potential. It’s easy…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability27/05/202018/06/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: JJ Sharrock

Adaptability for me is just rolling with the moment and don’t stress too much if things don’t go according to plan.  I’m pretty flexible aye I’ve pretty much been keeping active with using this time to build on my run strength, cycling on zwift with training group I usually train with, strength session and daily…

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2020 S4S Athletes Adaptability11/05/202018/06/2020

Reflections on Adaptability: Malcolm Cleland

When faced with the prospect of not being able to do something it seems to be human nature to dwell on what we are missing out on rather than turning lemons into lemonade. Fortunately for me (or unfortunately depending on your perspective) about 18 months ago I went through a pretty bad stress fracture in my hip…

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2020 S4S Athletes06/04/202006/04/2020

Meet the Athlete: Maya Stilwell – Surf Boat Rowing

What has your journey looked like to date? I started Surf Boat Rowing when I was 16 (2016), representing Titahi Bay Surf Life Saving Club. My team and I were all new to the sport and so had to work extremely hard to gain the skills and strength for the sport. We started competing at…

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2020 S4S Athletes02/04/2020

Meet the Athlete: Nazarene Garmonsway – Running

What has your journey looked like to date? I was very active as a young person, playing netball from the age of 9 to 17, and also playing rugby and touch in high school.In year 9 and 10 I was part of my high-school’s Sports Academy, which was a class designed to assist with the…

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