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The most successful Olympian you've never heard of.... Jürgen Gröbler's Olympic coaching career is one of legend, yet the man himself has remained resolutely out of the spotlight. Over the last twenty years he has masterminded British Rowing's incomparable success. And when the difference between gold and silver can mean mere fractions of a second, Jürgen Gröbler, and his more power mantra, has achieved gloriously consistent victory. Arguably the greatest coach in British sporting history, Gröbler's unparalleled record ranks him above national heroes such as Sir Alex Ferguson and Dave Brailsford, building champions such as Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Matthew Pinsent and James Cracknell.This authoritative account of Gröbler's career straddles the Iron Curtain, beginning in the German Democratic Republic, where systemic state-funded doping was an open secret, before crossing to Britain following the fall of the Berlin Wall. And whilst culture and sport have shifted dramatically over the last half century, Gröbler's pursuit of greatness has never faltered.Written by Olympic medallist, Hugh Matheson, and rowing historian, Christopher Dodd, More Power is the unmissable story of one man's quest for glory, and sets out to unlock the secrets of Jürgen Gröbler: the finest coach Olympic sport has ever seen.
The book chronicles the legendary, yet largely unknown, Olympic coaching career of Jürgen Gröbler. Over two decades, Gröbler has been the driving force behind British Rowing's extraordinary success, consistently producing gold medalists through his
This biography is presented as an authoritative account of Jürgen Gröbler's remarkable coaching career, written by Olympic medallist Hugh Matheson and rowing historian Christopher Dodd. The narrative explores his journey from the German Democratic Republic, a system known for state-sponsored doping, to his unparalleled success in Britain after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The book aims to uncover the secrets behind Gröbler's consistent victories and his status as arguably the greatest coach in British sporting history. It highlights his role in building champions and his enduring pursuit of greatness across changing times.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
2018-09-04
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers Limited
ISBN-10:
0008300135
ISBN-13:
9780008300135
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