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Peter Nicol Online video Rating: three / five
Peter Nicol Online video Rating: three / five
Participation in sports from childhood is the best way to make your task challenging. It also trains a child into the sport beforehand sin e the person is exposed to the kind of rigorous training and exercise. Liz Ferro who is the founder of Girls with Sole which is a non profit organization meant for striving for the girls.
Liz Ferro was abused sexually by her neighbour when she was 9 years old but her swimming team saved her from the clichés. She found an escape route- athletics it was. Swimming in water made her let go. She is deeply rooted to running. For a decade she participated and continued to strive in sports. It was the power of athletics by which her life got saved and the reason why she stared Girls with Sole.
It just does not give them power and strength to come out of any obstacle but prepares them for the future. Her journey does not stop as she continues to run in every state possible by which she raises money for her organization. Her motto is very simple to make the girls strong, to give them their self confidence and make them believe that they can accomplish things. It is her 21st marathon which she has completed. She keeps on walking the walk. The marathons were continuous and she still believes that she can proceed further. She also brings her children from the organization wherever she goes.
It is a noble cause that she is pursuing for and in her organization not just about running but also volleyball and basketball and other athletics has been taught so that the children combat the physical activities with ease and release their pressure and stress of life. The curriculum runs deep.
Peter Nicol Online video Rating: 4 / 5
Peter Nicol Online video Rating: / 5
Word’s # 1 squash lady Nicol David has expressed great discontent towards the very discriminatory attitude of Brit Open squash organizers towards the women’s sport. The great Malaysian was forced to play the inaugural match on traditional plaster courts that was afar from the principle arena.
Nicol secured good in her 11-8 12-10 11-8 triumph over the very talented Egyptian contender Heba Torky. But she had to go through radical adjustments for playing on the male dominated all-glass court for the 2nd round on Wednesday- this is the edgy court where the male players got the opportunity to game since their inaugural match at the championship.
Arguably, the elite-most squash player of the world after being in the topmost rank for around 8 years, Nicol surely has every right to criticize the discriminations posed by Brit Open on women players which she accepted without protest last year.
“Today there is a female world champion”, stated David referring to opponent Laura Massaro. Massaro holds the great record of being the first ever Brit lady to hold World as well as Brit Open titles, post succeeding David as the world champ last month.
“That should be special’, continued Nicol. “There’re also a great number of English squash players in top 10 or 12 & every one of them is here- you sure you want a display?”
“Why not place everybody on glass court? This is the showcase & that is what which makes sense.”
Apart from gender equality, Nicol has also got commercial reasons for getting women’s matches at glass showcourt, alongside men’s, right from the maiden match.
5 women’s seeds got beaten on bouncier, warmer plastic courts- there was 15th seed & Aussie 4-time winner Rachael Grinham, Irish Madeline Perry, English Jenny Duncalf, India’s Dipika Pallikal & Egyptian Nour Sherbini.
Peter Nicol Movie Score: five / five
Peter Nicol Online video Ranking: five / 5
Peter Nicol Video Ranking: five / 5
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Luton and Dunstable Squash Clubs under-15 members made their debut in Herts League. They had a double header against Berkhamsted and Radlett. The team was made up of Callum McGeorge, Alex Axford and Rahul Sheemar as they won.
No 1 string fourteen year old Axford was the days star, winning both of his matches 3 – 0. His last game against top string from Radlett was mainly impressive as this was the only match their team got defeated in the day. 2nd string, 12 year old Rahul Sheemer also handed an excellent account, even though lost his 1st game 3 – 0 to Radletts 2nd string, in spite of each match being close. In his 2nd game, Sheemar also played quite well against the 2nd string from Berkhamsted as well as comfortably won 3 – 0.
Eleven year old Callum McGeorge, the 3rd string, also had a very impressive day. He lost his 1st game comprehensively 3 -0 against a strong opposition from Radlett, but this is more than made up in his 2nd match against Berkhamsted counterpart, snatching the match 3 – 0.
Danny McGeorge stated that considering that this was the very 1st time when the team is playing in the league, they did well, mainly as most of their players still qualify for the under 13 level squash.