John Graves has been a fixture on the U.S national team and has competed in multiple international regattas since he began an international sculling career, but his biggest goal of rowing in an Olympics has eluded him. He had hoped to row his single at trials, and then compete for a spot in Tokyo this summer. But he is not giving up and is now aiming at 2021.
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IOC and Tokyo Olympic organizers said Monday that the postponed 2020 Olympics will be held next summer beginning July 23.
The decision to row is one thing. Where to row is another.
U.S. athletes said they supported Olympic postponement, even if it leaves many facing tough decisions.
Since launching a decade ago, the George Pocock Rowing Foundation’s Erg Ed program has introduced more than 125,000 students to the benefits of rowing.
Is physical activity as—or even more—effective than prescription medications? There’s a growing body of evidence to suggest that’s the case.
How the boom in indoor rowing is bringing the benefits of America’s oldest intercollegiate sport to the masses.
Veteran U.S. national team coxswain Katelin Guregian on the successes and setbacks of a career focused on making the boat go faster.