Almost everyone at the club curls, whether they were born to play or started later in life.
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Almost everyone at the club curls, whether they were born to play or started later in life. (Those who don’t are offered lessons on the spot.)
—Christa Lawler in the Minnesota Star TribuneAt Duluth Curling Club, everyone’s rooting for ‘Boy Korey’ and ‘Girl Cory’
Cory Thiesse and Korey Dropkin, Team USA’s mixed doubles team, has big support at its home club.
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Almost everyone at the club curls, whether they were born to play or started later in life. (Those who don’t are offered lessons on the spot.)
—Christa Lawler in the Minnesota Star TribuneAt Duluth Curling Club, everyone’s rooting for ‘Boy Korey’ and ‘Girl Cory’
Cory Thiesse and Korey Dropkin, Team USA’s mixed doubles team, has big support at its home club.
I took curling to fulfill a PE requirement in college and I enjoyed it, although I remember having cold feet.
No worries about the stones though — you don't have to lift 'em. It's not like bowling.
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"They say only a Scot can enjoy sliding 40-pound blocks of granite across the ice. But though we're not all Scots, we enjoy the game, and the arguments that go with it."
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