Attention … Go!
How to manage start-line nerves.
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How to manage start-line nerves.
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Nervousness is a signal that you care about the outcome of a race and that your body is primed to perform at its best.
An athlete’s state of mind affects performance, and help is available.
This hands-on exercise will help you perfect the motion.
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The annual event will take place virtually again this year with athletes from 66 countries.
Are foods sweetened with low- or no-calorie sweeteners a way for rowers to have their cake and eat it, too?
Crafted like a fine piece of furniture, this legendary wooden shell proves that sometimes it’s a fine carriage that makes the difference, not just fast horses.
In managing injuries, practice prevention—and patience.
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It’s easy to excuse yourself from exercise. You’ll be happy you didn’t.
A rower who can’t swim is a rower likely to drown.
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It doesn’t matter whether you have a boathouse or great equipment. All you need are some talented, enthusiastic athletes and passionate coaches.
The Tokyo Tech Rowing Club has finished third in the men's coxed four category of the 44th East Japan Rookie Competition, held on October 17 at the Toda Boat Course in Saitama Prefecture. Under calm yet chilly conditions...