SCULLING CENTER Managing Director: Troy Howell Director of Competitive Sculling: Dan Roock Associate Director: Kevin MacDermott, Carol Bower, Ric Ricci, Noel Wanner

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Date: 2015-07-03 14:45:44 Single scull Watercraft Oar Eight Craftsbury Vermont Anatomy of a rowing stroke Rowing Sports Sculling		SCULLING CENTER Managing Director: Troy Howell Director of Competitive Sculling: Dan Roock Associate Director: Kevin MacDermott, Carol Bower, Ric Ricci, Noel Wanner Add to Reading List Source URL: www.craftsbury.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 624,96 KB Share Document on Facebook

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