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From the Editor: The September Issue

This and recent issues of Rowing News are full of newcomers. Just as rowing, the oldest intercollegiate sport in the world, adds to its offerings and grows, so do we.

World Rowing Launches Beach Sprint Series

The series will open in 2027 with stops Turkey and China featuring 16 national teams in the three LA28 events—men’s solo, women’s solo, and mixed double.
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The Inclusive Power of Patient Teaching and Grace

Using the proper vocabulary in rowing settings is important, but so is creating a welcoming space for newcomers.

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?

World Rowing Delegation Makes Visit to the Los Angeles 2028 Headquarters and Proposed Rowing Venue

A delegation of World Rowing representatives was in Southern California last week to visit the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games headquarters. They discussed, amongst other topics, the collaboration between LA28, World Rowing and US Rowing in the years leading to the Games.

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.

What Lies Beneath

While mental health is a big part of burnout, here we focus on the causes and effects of coach burnout and what can be done to help coaches rediscover that love for the sport that first compelled them to give back.

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From the Editor: The September Issue

This and recent issues of Rowing News are full of newcomers. Just as rowing, the oldest intercollegiate sport in the world, adds to its offerings and grows, so do we.

World Rowing Launches Beach Sprint Series

The series will open in 2027 with stops Turkey and China featuring 16 national teams in the three LA28 events—men’s solo, women’s solo, and mixed double.

The Coastal Rowing Whisperer

Upbeat Marc Oria is a guru-like figure in Beach Sprints, which will debut at the LA Olympics, where world champion Chris Bak of the U.S. is favored to medal.

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