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    Three Boats from Saugatuck Rowing Club Capsize on Long Island Sound

    18 teenagers and one adult coach from Saugatuck Rowing Club were plunged into the cold waters of Long Island Sound Thursday afternoon after fast changing weather caused their boats to capsize.

    Perfectionism Isn’t a Virtue

    Be self-aware and humble enough to know when you can do better, but don’t let perfect be the enemy of good.

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    Drills for the Double

    Doubles are an enigmatic boat class. Doubles are an enigmatic boat class. Some doubles...

    Corrective Action

    How do I get my athletes to fix faults they can’t feel?

    Pitch Perfect

    Why small changes in pitch can have a big impact on your rowing.

    At a Loss

    Freedom from monthly menstrual periods has historically been something of a source of pride for many female athletes. That is, until they experience infertility when they do want to get pregnant.

    Drivers Wanted

    Recruiting for coxswains is difficult for two simple reasons: college teams need far fewer...

    Going Overboard

    Warmer temperatures have returned, along with the cold-water risks.

    The Art of the Cold Call

    The best way to get recruited is to contact college coaches, express your interest, and tell them about yourself. Rowers cannot sit back and wait to be discovered. If you want the college rowing opportunity, then take the initiative and reach out.

    The Single Life

    I learned to scull out of necessity. It was 1991, and the attrition from...

    On Rest and Recovery

    How important is it for my athletes to get a good night’s sleep?

    Friend or Foe?

    By cutting carbohydrates, you could be undercutting your performance.

    Boat Speed, Explained

    To get your boat going faster with ease you need momentum.

    Hard to Handle

    Grip issues afflict us all. Here’s how to get hold of the situation.

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