Rowing Canada Aviron announces departure of coach Carol Love
The Montreal 1976 Olympian leaves behind a culture of trust, integrity and caring for your teammates.
The Montreal 1976 Olympian leaves behind a culture of trust, integrity and caring for your teammates.
Fall is ideal for cross-training opportunities such as local foot races, but the ultimate goal is to be sitting in a boat at a 2K starting line next spring.
Assistant coaches work hard, put in long hours, and are essential to a team’s success. Yet their pay is so meager that many can’t buy a house, have children, and enjoy life fully beyond the boathouse.
Erin Matson, first-year head coach of the University of North Carolina Field Hockey team, led the Tar Heels to their eleventh NCAA Championship this past Sunday, their fifth in the past six years.
Australian rowing greats Kim (Crow) Brennan and Tim McLaren have been inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.
Innovations get the most attention, but chances are they’ve been done before.
We perform drills for a reason. They work.
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Due to parliamentary and local elections planned in Serbia towards the end of 2023 – encompassing the Serbian parliament, the Mayor of Belgrade and the Belgrade Assembly – and considering the risk of...
A feeling of lightness on the seat is one of the hallmarks of good suspension on the drive.
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.