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New Zealand Age Group Rowing Analysis and Comment 2004 - 2026
The relative age effect is a phenomenon in which children born in, or close to, a critical age cut-off period may have an advantage in athletic, academic and other endeavours.
This page will be used to explore its relevance to age classification at the Maadi Regatta. As a retired teacher and coach I am on a learning curve with regard to this subject, so all meaningful comments, corrections and enhancements will be appreciated. Views expressed here are my own.
RAE-Article-Web.pdfBest Practice - Academic Year Group Rowing
Best Practice - Academic Year Group Rowing
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Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and interpretations expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not represent the official policy, position, or endorsement of the New Zealand Secondary Schools Rowing Association (NZSSRA), its Board, or member schools.
This information has been researched online in good faith. It is not peer reviewed, and is prepared on a voluntary basis. In the spirit of developing New Zealand school rowing queries and suggestions are welcome.
Comments regarding the references to Australian school rowing are welcome from the Australian rowing fraternity who frequent this site.
Feel free to contact me: mcmaster.nick@gmail.com
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