The traditional view of vulnerability in sports is that it’s a sign of weakness to be avoided at all costs. However, this narrow-minded thinking ignores the tremendous potential of embracing vulnerability and neglecting it can lead to severe consequences. By opening up and sharing our fears, struggles, and failures, athletes can unlock their full potential, […]
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Early Spring Season Coxing
by Izzi Weiss Spring is just around the corner, which means it’s time to start preparing for the upcoming racing season. Whether you’re a seasoned varsity coxswain or a new novice, the start of the spring season can be both exciting and daunting. It’s a time to set goals, establish a routine, and start building […]
From novice to varsity: Michaela Pulick’s journey to collegiate rowing – The Daily Athenaeum
Many college athletes compete in a sport they’ve played their entire life. But for Michaela Pulick, a member of the WVU rowing team, a path to collegiate play was a little different. Read full article here. Interested in more Rowers Choice and rowing content? Click here to learn about these rowing coaches and their rowing teams.
Updates to the reinstatement of men’s rowing | Campus Life | crimson.fit.edu
Friday, Feb. 24, marked the first deadline of orders that the U.S. District JudgeCarlos E. Mendoza issued, stating that Florida Tech must reinstate men’s rowingto varsity status. Read full article here. Interested in more Rowers Choice and rowing content? Click here to learn about these rowing coaches and their rowing teams.
Beware of Rules – Rowing News
Great coaches typically have few team rules and many suggestions. These coaches build a culture, and this—rather than adhering to many rules—drives the athletes’ behavior. Demanding obedience through rules will get you only so far. Building something positive that athletes want to belong to and will sacrifice for wins races. Read full article here. Interested […]
It’s all in your head – Junior Rowing News
When I look back at all the races I’ve done so far in my rowing career, the ones that stand out the most are those where I did these 3 things:. Read full article here. Interested in more Rowers Choice and rowing content? Click here to learn about these rowing coaches and their rowing teams.
Now Comes the Hard Part – Rowing News
With athletes on track, Josy Verdonkschot must decide which rowers and scullers to put in which boats to win the most Olympic medals. Read full article here. Interested in more Rowers Choice and rowing content? Click here to learn about these rowing coaches and their rowing teams.
Junior Rowing Rankings – Spring 2023
The pre-season rankings for the 2023 Junior Rowing Rankings has been released! 2023 Junior Womens 8+ Pre Season Rankings 2023 Junior Mens 8+ Pre Season Rankings Spring of 2022, Rowers Choice launched the first ever Junior Rowing Rankings for Boys and Girls 8+s. The rankings spanned from March to June and included more than 20 […]
Historic UConn Women’s Rowing Title IX Win
“Fight for What You Want”: Wilton’s Tess Nobles Part of Historic UConn Women’s Rowing Title IX Win Often in the stroke seat at the boat’s rear, Tess Nobles sets the rhythm for the boat on her women’s rowing team, in much the same way as rowing sets the pace of Nobles’ life. Five to six […]