In this episode you will hear from 2012 Olympian Sara Hendershot and learn the importance of placing health before fitness.
Sara grew up as the oldest of four siblings in Simsbury, CT. She played many sports growing up and tried rowing at Simsbury High School, where she was immediately hooked. She was recruited to row at Princeton University where her collegiate career peaked during her senior season when she was named Captain of the team, rowed an undefeated dual season, a 3rd place finish at NCAAs, and was named First Team All-America. Upon graduation, Sara turned down an offer on Wall Street to continue rowing at the elite level.
Her National Team accomplishments include a 2012 U-23 Gold medal in the Women's Four, a 2011 Senior Team Gold Medal in the Women's Four, and a Fourth place finish in the 2012 Olympic Games in the Women's Pair. Following London, Sara committed to training for another Olympic Cycle, but unfortunately was plagued with injury for almost two years. She ultimately chose to leave the USRowing Training Center in search of health and peak performance. Her journey has lead her around the world where she has been fortunately enough to work with different coaches, pair partners, and training programs and has improved her fitness, rowing skill, and understanding of the human body.
In this episode you will learn:
Sara's journey into rowing
London 2012 Olympic Games
Finding Health to Get Fit
Erin Cafaro and Brian Mackenzie
Changes in Sara's training from 2012 to this Olympic cycle
Sara's strength training program
Earning your volume
Quality and skill
Load Sequencing
Nutrition and Diet Advice
Marc Pro as a recovery tool
Training in New Zealand
and much more!
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Show Notes:
Sara Hendershot (Blog)
Sara Hendershot (US Rowing Profile)
Twitter
Instagram
Stack Media Interview
Marc Pro
Sara grew up as the oldest of four siblings in Simsbury, CT. She played many sports growing up and tried rowing at Simsbury High School, where she was immediately hooked. She was recruited to row at Princeton University where her collegiate career peaked during her senior season when she was named Captain of the team, rowed an undefeated dual season, a 3rd place finish at NCAAs, and was named First Team All-America. Upon graduation, Sara turned down an offer on Wall Street to continue rowing at the elite level.
Her National Team accomplishments include a 2012 U-23 Gold medal in the Women's Four, a 2011 Senior Team Gold Medal in the Women's Four, and a Fourth place finish in the 2012 Olympic Games in the Women's Pair. Following London, Sara committed to training for another Olympic Cycle, but unfortunately was plagued with injury for almost two years. She ultimately chose to leave the USRowing Training Center in search of health and peak performance. Her journey has lead her around the world where she has been fortunately enough to work with different coaches, pair partners, and training programs and has improved her fitness, rowing skill, and understanding of the human body.
In this episode you will learn:
Sara's journey into rowing
London 2012 Olympic Games
Finding Health to Get Fit
Erin Cafaro and Brian Mackenzie
Changes in Sara's training from 2012 to this Olympic cycle
Sara's strength training program
Earning your volume
Quality and skill
Load Sequencing
Nutrition and Diet Advice
Marc Pro as a recovery tool
Training in New Zealand
and much more!
If you enjoyed this episode, please drop in a quick review in iTunes or Stitcher.
It’s easy to review the show and it’s greatly appreciated to help the show grow.
SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN iTUNES
SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN STITCHER
Show Notes:
Sara Hendershot (Blog)
Sara Hendershot (US Rowing Profile)
Stack Media Interview
Marc Pro
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