Lieutenant Peter Reed

With a world's largest recorded lung capacity of 11.68 litres, Pete's natural physiology is ideal for rowing. He raced into the British under-23 team after two years and then into the University of Oxford crew, gaining two Blues. In 2005, Pete won the GB Rowing Team's senior final selection trials, a title that he has defended every year since. After gaining selection into the Senior Men's top crew, the coxless four, Pete won his first World Championship gold before finishing his fourth year of rowing. With two world titles secured, a new look 2008 Olympic coxless four was formed.

What he offers you

Pete Reed offers insights as to how he has been able to put together an unbeaten run of 27 international races and become Olympic Champion in the coxless fours. He speaks about his Olympic dreams, training regimes, motivation and international racing experiences.

How he presents

Pete Reed is a natural communicator with a dynamic yet informal style. He provides an insight into the preparations of an elite sportsman.

Languages

He presents in English.

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• Goal Achievement
• Awards
• Personal Appearances
• Olympic Gold