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Rowing: A Different Type of Brotherhood Featured Article

Posted by · Row360 · 10 Nov 2016 - 10h31 · 73 Views

McCallie Rowing have released an evocative video on the bonds that form in the process of constructing a working crew. “It’s the brotherhood that...

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Ein Tag in der Lebensschule: Hintergrundbericht Rudern Featured Article

Posted by · CH: Swiss Rowing · 09 Nov 2016 - 13h47 · 97 Views

"Rudern ist Leiden und Passion, ist Monotonie und Psychologie, ist Natur und Networking, ist Reden und Schweigen, ist Sieg und Niederlage – irgendwie eine verdammt gute Lebensschule." zieht der Tages-Anzeiger Korrespondent Thomas Wyss als Fazit von seinen Eindrücken vom Uni-Poly-Achterrennen vom 5. November 2016. Wir möchten Ihnen den lesenswerten Bericht nicht vorenthalten. >> Link: Uni-Poly-Match

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Vikes men's eight row to gold at university rowing championships - Saanich News Featured Article

Posted by · CA: Rowing Media Articles · 08 Nov 2016 - 12h00 · 76 Views

Vikes men's eight row to gold at university rowing championships
Saanich News
The Vikes men's team that travelled to nationals took home gold in the men's eight at the Canadian University Rowing Championships in Welland, Ont. on Sunday. — image credit: Submitted. posted Nov 7, 2016 at 3:00 PM. It was an exciting finish as the ...

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Student rowers accused of causing 'peak congestion' on the Cam, as river copes with 'chaos' of morning rush hour - Cambridge News Featured Article

Posted by · UK: Rowing Media Articles · 26 Oct 2016 - 12h00 · 64 Views

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Cambridge News

Student rowers accused of causing 'peak congestion' on the Cam, as river copes with 'chaos' of morning rush hour
Cambridge News
Early-morning student rowers are causing “peak congestion” on the Cam, leading to delays of up to an hour for river traffic. A YouTube video taken last week and reposted by the News shows hundreds of rowers battling for positions on the river, with 17 ...

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Facility Tour: Men's Lightweight Crew Featured Article

Posted by · US: Harvard University Men's Rowing - Lightweight · 25 Oct 2016 - 04h00 · 130 Views

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Fast Water: What about the substrate? Featured Article

Posted by · Row360 · 22 Oct 2016 - 09h15 · 150 Views

We chase speed. We seek out marginal gains. For those chosen to represent our nation as Olympic hopefuls, we prioritise...

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Rowing's search for swing - The Boston Globe Featured Article

Posted by · US: Rowing Media Articles · 21 Oct 2016 - 14h47 · 147 Views

Georgetown University Official Athletic Site
Rowing's search for swing
The Boston Globe
“Not often, but from time to time, there are moments when a good crew really blends together, bringing an ineffable delight to the rower as he feels his shell surge forward beneath him. Eight oars whip out of the water in unison; eight oars dip again ...
Men's Rowing Ready for Head of the Charles RegattaGeorgetown University Official Athletic Site
Men's rowing to race at Head of the CharlesDailyuw
Lightweight and Women's Rowing Set for 52nd Head of the CharlesColumbia University Athletics
Lehigh University Athletics -Boston Herald -CBS Local
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Roeikampioenen gehuldigd: 'Nereus is het Ajax onder de roeiverenigingen' - AT5 Featured Article

Posted by · NL: Roeien Media Artikelen · 14 Oct 2016 - 21h04 · 64 Views

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Roeikampioenen gehuldigd: 'Nereus is het Ajax onder de roeiverenigingen'
AT5
'Ik ben vier jaar geleden naar Nereus gekomen, toen kon ik al wel roeien. Ik ben uiteindelijk opgegroeid op Nereus, ik heb daar echt leren roeien op hoog niveau. Toen ik uiteindelijk naar de bond ben overgegaan, heb ik altijd veel contact gehouden met ...

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Take pride in your water – enter the Kafue photo competition Featured Article

Posted by · World Rowing News · 12 Oct 2016 - 09h43 · 3,250 Views

We are rowers. Water is our life. We row on it. We often splash it. We sometimes fall in it. We obsess over its state – flat, calm, wavy, rough. We sweat it. We shower in it. We drink it. We take pride in water, especially our own water. Send us a photo showing how water is part of your life, donate to the Kafue River and Rowing Centre and you will be in to win 500chf.

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Rowing Injury Research – The numbers don’t lie Featured Article

Posted by · AU: BAT Logic · 07 Oct 2016 - 03h02 · 140 Views

Last week the latest Rowing Injury research review was published. Of course this a topic very close to our hearts, or should that be lumbar spines?

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Your Turn: Rowing eases the pain - Worcester Mag Featured Article

Posted by · IN: Rowing Media Articles · 29 Sep 2016 - 13h20 · 116 Views

Your Turn: Rowing eases the pain
Worcester Mag
Whether I was motivated by the constant slurs I heard from my father, or solely to cover up my identity to my teammates, I began putting in more and more work my first year, so much so that I never had a true novice year of high school rowing. The ...

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Ithaca College freshman rower has a vision of success - The Ithacan Featured Article

Posted by · US: Rowing Media Articles · 28 Sep 2016 - 23h45 · 122 Views

The Ithacan
Ithaca College freshman rower has a vision of success
The Ithacan
Freshman Pearl Outlaw, a member of the Ithaca College women's rowing team, was born with a genetic condition called retinitis pigmentosa. She was born with some light receptors and color receptors in her eyes not functioning properly, and retinitis ...

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