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Henry Crawford artfully communicated by means of his own vocabulary, one certified by just him.

Thusly, although he may have been lacking in the capacity to dialogue in paragraphs or to write in proper semantic fashion, he harboured profound thoughts in the deep recesses of his soul, thoughts which spoke to his confidence in the innate ability of Bahamian athletes to succeed through the simple habit of working hard and practic- ing smart.
Such deep thoughts were sparingly expressed, reserved just for those whom he allowed to be closest to him.

Crawford’s coaching expertise and his rudimentary knowledge in physiotherapeutic technology was sufficient enough to give The Bahamas a coterie of sprinters that set the pace for the world class achievers of this new century.
His affiliation was first with the track and field component of the mighty St. George’s Sporting Club, which gave him access to the heaven sent Thomas Augustus Robinson, Walter Calendar, Gus Cooper, Doyle Burrows, Perry Christie, Kirk Knowles, Gordon Far- rington, George Collie, Hugh Bullard and many other finest specimens of Bahamian physically.
When they all transmigrated to the Pioneers Sporting Club, so did he, bringing along the expertise he absorbed under the abbreviated tutelage of coaches from abroad so imported by Charlie Major Sr. Crawford’s passion for excellence superseded any advantage he may have lost to coaches younger than his generation of volunteers.

In fact, his knowledge of muscle groups and how they function under stress would have placed him well above their level.
Also, it would have been unfathomable for such a purist as he to level a fee for his guidance and wise counsel to the athletes who had such supreme faith in him.

The Bahamas Government therefore performed a function of civic utility when it applied his name to what is now referred to the Henry Crawford National Fitness Center.
Indeed, Henry Crawford did communicate by means of his own vocabulary, a language which proved to be extremely effective in the development of world champions, their achievements being founded on the gospel he preached that working hard and practicing smart were the surest instru- ments for obtaining successes in any lifetime endeavour.