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May182015
BASE JUMPERS: The thrill , the fear and the excitement
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Mar232014
Dr. Rhonda Cohen and the London Sport Institute at Middlesex University
Share Article Sunday, March 23, 2014 at 5:14PM Dr Rhonda Cohen on how Middlesex and Sarcens rugby club are undertaking research to enhance skills performance and prevent injuries to players.
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Mar232014
"Don't Look Down"-Dr. Rhonda Cohen interviewed on 60 Minutes about James Kingston
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Jan042014
Dr. Rhonda Cohen giving her insight on the benefits of extreme sport and exercise in Asia Spa Magazine
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