The national coaching co-ordinator, Mr Harry Mahon, puts rowers through their paces at a Kerrs Reach training clinic over the week-end. It was Mr Mahon’s second clinic at the reach within a fortnight and was for the top women rowers and lightweight men in the South Island. Squad crews from the clinic contested the D.B. ultra eights race, from the far side of the Estuary to Kerrs Reach. —Photograph by JULIANNE MYERS-POULSEN.
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72The national coaching co-ordinator, Mr Harry Mahon, puts rowers through their paces at a Kerrs Reach training clinic over the week-end. It was Mr Mahon’s second clinic at the reach within a fortnight and was for the top women rowers and lightweight men in the South Island. Squad crews from the clinic contested the D.B. ultra eights race, from the far side of the Estuary to Kerrs Reach. —Photograph by JULIANNE MYERS-POULSEN. Press, 18 December 1989, Page 25
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