Thoughts from our frequent quest blogger and all around wonderful person Nat on what you can do when you can’t race. Looks like I might be joining her on the sidelines at Kincardine. Can’t think of better company. I’ll be there, if not running, cheering on Tracy, and my daughter, Mallory, and my sister in law, Susan.
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Thanks for the re-blog! As I think on it more supporting women’s sports is multilayered:
Racing
Volunteering day of
Organizing/leadership volunteers
Training
Marketing & Recruitment
Sponsorship
There’s a lot of ways to support women in sport.
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I had fun last year volunteering at some rowing events because Jeff has his boat licensing so we could be out there close to the action.
Thanks for the re-blog! As I think on it more supporting women’s sports is multilayered:
Racing
Volunteering day of
Organizing/leadership volunteers
Training
Marketing & Recruitment
Sponsorship
There’s a lot of ways to support women in sport.
I had fun last year volunteering at some rowing events because Jeff has his boat licensing so we could be out there close to the action.