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Rowers Kōrero Episode 3: The Power of the Second Chapter

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An episode of Rowers Kōrero

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About this episode

When your sporting career ends - and it’s not on your terms - what comes next?

In this powerful third episode of Rowers Kōrero, former New Zealand rower and community coach Angela Bourke opens up about the highs, heartbreaks and hard lessons of elite sport. From Olympic qualification heartbreak to career-ending injury, to stepping away for 20 years and finding her way back through coaching, Ange shares a raw, honest reflection on resilience, identity, and learning to love the sport again.

This is a must-listen for athletes, coaches, and anyone navigating change, being approachable as a leader, women in sport, and why growth often comes from the toughest moments.

🎧 Listen (or watch) now and hear why you don’t become who you are without being impacted by something.

Video Production: Joe Harcourt @oneshot_nz

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Rowing NZ, the YouTube channel of Rowing New Zealand. Website 3 Sixteen Studio, on 2026-01-20
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Length
32 min
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