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    The Art of Making Mistakes

    Owning up to mistakes honestly and without groveling earns respect and credibility. Learn from them and hop back in the stern and show how resilient and responsible you can be.

    Coaches are educators and leaders, not customer-service representatives.

      By CJ Bown The recent SafeSport survey that revealed the reasons for coach attrition didn’t...
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    From Boat to Bike

    Most athletes take the post-Olympic year off from competition to train at a more leisurely pace. Not Hamish Bond.

    The best in rowing announced in the 2017 Thomas Keller medal short list

    The most prestigious medal awarded in rowing, the Thomas Keller Medal, has been narrowed down to six finalists by the World Rowing Federation, FISA.

    2017 San Diego Crew Classic Preview

    Winter is over. At least that’s the way it seems for crews on approach...

    NK Grant Program Submissions Due April 1

    The submission period for NK's annual grant program is coming to a close this...

    High Expectations for High Performance Committee

    USRowing adds prominent members to support and advisory group.

    Going the Distance

    The dramatic removal of the lightweight men’s four from the Olympic program wasn’t the only consequential decision to come out of February’s FISA Extraordinary Congress in Tokyo.

    R.I.P, Light Four

    It’s hard to argue we’re better off today than before the start of this Olympic experiment.

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    The Art of Making Mistakes

    Owning up to mistakes honestly and without groveling earns respect and credibility. Learn from them and hop back in the stern and show how resilient and responsible you can be.

    Coaches are educators and leaders, not customer-service representatives.

      By CJ Bown The recent SafeSport survey that revealed the reasons for coach attrition didn’t...

    On the Thames, Anything Can Happen

    The Boat Race fixture season is upon us—that time of year when the Oxbridge squads take on the finest domestic and international opposition on the famous championship course.

    Chris Dodd, 1942-2026

    He covered rowing for The Guardian, reported on more major regattas better than anyone else, wrote several books about the sport, and founded the River and Rowing Museum.