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07/26/2021
■Class discussion: Do you think very young athletes can compete against more experienced competitors? How do you think the oldest Olympians will perform? Which sports usually attract younger competitors? Which sports can older athletes still compete in successfully? How much does age affect athletic performance? Who are some of the youngest and oldest stars in professional sports? The youngest ever Olympic competitor is believed to be an unidentified 7- or 8-year-old coxswain for a 1900 Dutch rowing team. What does a rowing “cox” do?
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