World Rowing and the Japan Sport Council have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), joining forces to cooperate on an international joint research project on Virtual Sports and Indoor Rowing.
The Head of the Connecticut was a great tune-up for school, college, and alumni crews seeking a final hard row before fall’s biggest event.
The 2023 World Rowing African Continental Olympic and Paralympic Qualification Regatta just concluded in Tunisia October 26.
The Longhorns raced five boats in the Women’s Collegiate 8+.
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How to combat the urge to throw in the towel and keep rowing, one stroke at a time.
The Longhorns are set to compete in UT’s lone fall regatta of the season.
The Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) proudly unveils the distinguished individuals set to be immortalized in the 2023 Hall of Fame class.
Clyde Head of the River Races took place on Saturday 4th November 2023. Clydesdale ARC had competitors from all squads and representation […]
Of all the questions rowers ask me, “What about sugar?” is at the top of the list.
Telling rowers all the things they’re doing wrong does not move them closer to doing things right. Begin by asking why.
For the second time in World Rowing’s history, the Championships will be staged as a hybrid event.
When you fail in your bid to cox the top varsity boat, you may have to confront some harsh realities, admit your mistakes, and aim to do better.
Winter is a time for learning and growing. The newly launched Women’s Coaching Conference will create a space for female rowing coaches to connect, inspire, and become better.
Task cohesion or social cohesion? Either way can lead to success on the water–and in life.
USRowing is pleased to announce the addition of William Weil and George Wilson II as Trustees to the USRowing Foundation (USRF).
