Word: peakedness
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The numbers show a growing willingness to experiment, to try out different possibilities before fixing permanently on a certain advanced degree, or title, as a goal. Jewett's impressions agree; he has the feeling that pre-professionalism peaked a year or two ago. And so it is now, following the...
"From my point of view, Radcliffe almost peaked. We haven't done any speed work--we're peaking for the Easterns," Korzeniowski said yesterday.
Though Korzeniowski speculated that the Radcliffe varsity had peaked for the Princeton race, the Cambridge oarswomen felt differently. Graves commented that her women could row even faster. And with the crew riding a newly-developed wave of self-confidence, the remainder of the season shapes up interestingly, as the tough...
"This is racing season--of course we're doing some high cadence work," Graves said yesterday, adding that her team had not yet peaked. "I think they can go faster," she said, "and I still may make some changes in the lineup."
Not for red-hot Rocker Billy Joel the dreary duty calls expected of a visiting VIP in Cuba. Between sets by a star-studded U.S. rock, pop and jazz caravan visiting Havana for the first concert of its kind in 20 years, fellow Performers Kris Kristofferson and Wife Rita Coolidge...