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Nielsen-Kellerman

Words + Photography BENEDICT TUFNELL

“We listen to coaches a lot. What they have always wanted to be able to accurately and instantly measure is power; the raw wattage each rower can apply to each stroke.” ALIX JAMES

Lake Onondaga, New York, the early ‘70s: high schooler Alix James, along with her stepfather Richard Kellerman, are watching the IRA regatta – the US college national championships. Not rowers themselves, they have been invited by longtime family friend and Penn Varsity crew coach Ted Nash.

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