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I’ve been in China for a week now, in my host province: Guizhou, where I’ll be staying for another three weeks. As always, I can only

“If your sign is to burn, then burn fully— Your shirt, your yard, your health. If you must burn one way or another, Then burn

The first Canoe Slalom World Cup is approaching, and as every year, that familiar and unsettling feeling returns: the impression of not being fully prepared.

Today, on the banks of the Parc del Segre —venue of the first Canoe Slalom World Cup of 2025— I was speaking with a veteran

One of the most common mistakes we make when analyzing athletic performances in Canoe Slalom has to do with how we interpret what we see.

The reader might think I’m a bit obsessive with my references to Jean-Paul Sartre. The truth is, there’s something in his reasoning that really resonates

Years after the Civil War, my grandparents opened a bar next to the Sanctuary of Guadalupe in Hondarribia. It was the second business they ran;

I’ve been in China for a month now, training and advising athletes and technical staff in Guizhou province, located in the south-central part of this

This insight is very brief. Over the years, coaches develop an almost immediate instinct for identifying athletes who struggle to be “coachable.” A recent study

“When it comes to our hobbies, we should be underqualified. When it comes to our profession, we should be overqualified.” — Nassim Nicholas Taleb Lebanese

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