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Newer Is Not Necessarily Better

While innovations in equipment can make a boat go faster, often the best way to increase speed is to improve training and use your existing equipment correctly.

The Five Biggest Myths In Rowing

  Myth No. 1: "It’s such an expensive sport." It's not. Sure, you can spend $100,000 buying...
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Got Rhythm?

Helpful cues to keep ratio top of mind.

The King of Singles

A Graeme King wood shell is a work of art–and a superb piece of design and engineering.

The Perfectly Connected Stroke

How to Harness the ‘Power Rectangle.’

What do you love about rowing?

Learning to Let it Run

How much water can you cover in one stroke?

The Case for Single Sculling

Symmetry, small-boat skills, and the sense of freedom that comes with rowing whenever you feel like it. For these reasons and more, there’s never been a better time to invest in a single—and in your own development as an athlete.

The Martini Achter, A Magic Boat

Crafted like a fine piece of furniture, this legendary wooden shell proves that sometimes it’s a fine carriage that makes the difference, not just fast horses.

A Sustainable Pace

From snow-storing to cross-training, inside Craftsbury Outdoor Center’s quiet, continuing culture of innovation.

No Slouch

Improve your posture, improve your performance in the boat.

Picture This

Visualization works. So why aren’t we doing more of it?

Getting Technical

For masters rowers, a reminder to recuperate.

Sideways Glances

Try this exercise to improve your peripheral vision and balance, so crucial in rowing.

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Newer Is Not Necessarily Better

While innovations in equipment can make a boat go faster, often the best way to increase speed is to improve training and use your existing equipment correctly.

The Five Biggest Myths In Rowing

  Myth No. 1: "It’s such an expensive sport." It's not. Sure, you can spend $100,000 buying...

Oxford Women, Cambridge Men Win The Boat Race

In what were largely expected outcomes, the dark blue women reversed a nine-year losing streak, while the light blue men kept their cool and made it ‘four in a row’ as the Oxford women and Cambridge men won The Boat Race in front of a quarter-million spectators.

Cambridge Men, Oxford Women Favorites For The Boat Race

Cambridge won both Boat Races in 2025 for the third year in a row. This year, Oxford aims to turn the tide on the Light Blues.