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Coxing, Teammates & Coaches

How to increase the effectiveness of your coxswain evaluations

By readyallrow January 18, 2018

Evals have been a frequent topic of discussion this week between the heavyweight and lightweight coaches and I. One ofContinue reading

College, Racing, Rowing

“To row was to race and races were meant to be won”

By readyallrow January 4, 2018

If you follow me on Instagram then you probably saw my story from early December of the black-tie banquet thatContinue reading

Coxing, Racing, Recordings

Coxswain recordings, pt. 45

By readyallrow December 28, 2017

JNT High Performance Team U19 8+ Time trials I think I've posted a couple of Dustin's recordings (this one inContinue reading

Coxing

GoPro Gear for Coxswains

By readyallrow December 7, 2017

Winter training trips are fast approaching (not to mention, ya know, Christmas) so I've been getting a lot of emailsContinue reading

Rowing

Holiday Gift Guide 2017

By readyallrow November 23, 2017

It's that time of year again and Black Friday/Cyber Monday is (somehow already) upon us. If you've got some holidayContinue reading

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Coxing, Video of the Week

Video of the Week: Disqualifying Sydney Rowing Club

By readyallrow June 19, 2017

Everybody got so pissed that Sydney got DQ'ed but what the ump said to the stroke is exactly right - "You are the stroke, you can…

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Five Tips for Making the Most of Summer Camps

High School

Five Tips for Making the Most of Summer Camps

By readyallrow June 15, 2017

It's that time of year and I've been getting a lot of questions lately on how to make the most of your time at a…

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A boat cannot be jerked through the water. Everything must be smooth. There are times for mighty power, times for quick movements, time for slow movements, but everything must be smooth. There is a rhythm of the water and it will not be denied. You cannot force it — so accommodate yourself to it.

Ky Ebright

Q&A, Training & Nutrition

Question of the Day

By readyallrow June 13, 2017

Hi! I am a recently graduated high school senior that, due to my birth year, has to race U23 this summer. Do you have any…

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College, Racing, Video of the Week

Video of the Week: Harvard vs. Yale

By readyallrow June 12, 2017

Both crews had a great race on Saturday but Yale, predictably, came out on top. They stayed pretty patient throughout the entire piece but lit…

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Erg Playlists

Music to erg to, pt. 149

By readyallrow June 9, 2017

Back in New York, season's over, the "starting a new job a week before the spring season starts" chaos is over, and I finally have…

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Swing is ephemeral and almost indescribable. It’s the challenge that keeps oarsmen rowing. It’s the moment when the physical propulsion of a shell evolves into a metaphysical feeling of transcendence. This is the essence of crew.

College, Racing, Video of the Week

Video of the Week: East Coast, Beast Coast

By readyallrow June 5, 2017

I don't think I've ever stood at a more electrified finish line than this one was. What a race, especially the last 250m. Congrats to…

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Coxing, Q&A, Training & Nutrition

Question of the Day

By readyallrow June 1, 2017

Hi! I’m a coxswain who just finished my second season (as in I’ll be varsity next season). My novice 8 did very well, placing at…

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Life is short - pull hard.

Michiel Bartman 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist, Dutch M8+

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