Whether it was technique, physiology, people, or ideas, row2k covered the full spectrum of rowing again in 2019. Below are our our ten most-read rowing features from the past year!
1: Clark Dean Profile: From Florida to Boston and BeyondFrom the time he started rowing, Clark Dean has been a junior all-star. But the two-time junior men's single world champion is just starting his first collegiate spring season at Harvard University and the spotlight will be on him. Read more
Following the deaths of three athletes in the span of three weeks last August, the Chicago Rowing Foundation youth teams found a way to return to rowing for the fall season and even to win, while the organization began building a overall support program that they plan to leave in place. Read more
With a March deadline to fund a $4.5 million dredging project on the Schuylkill River just weeks away, and a shortfall of $1.3 million still outstanding, Philadelphia's place as a center of rowing in the US could end by the 2020 season. Read more
See also: Schuylkill Dredging Project Moving Forward
Preparing for a head race has to include a good plan for when and what to eat. US national team performance dietitian Liz Fusco has some suggestions about what to do and what to avoid for head race season. Read more
Other than the addition and subtraction of specific boat classes, rowing has remained unchanged since the start of the modern Olympics. Every event is rowed on six-lane course over 2000 meters. Some of that could change after Tokyo. Read more
These Gaucho legends took a dunk, emptied the boat, got back in, won their heat, and took silver in the final; click through the sequence here Read more
Marine Stadium in Long Beach could be tapped to be the rowing venue for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games, but using the venue could mean rowing a shorter distance. Read more
Indoor rowing startup Hydrow wants to bring rowing to the living room while offering athletes with national team aspirations coaching, training facilities, and jobs Read more
One of the advantages of being off the water and on the erg during the winter is that you have an opportunity to practice the rowing motion on a totally stable platform. During this time, it is easy to row with level hands and a level chain. Time on the erg thus allows you to build the muscle memory for a level stroke if you can take that muscle memory with you onto the water. Read more
Following the conclusion of the 2019 World Rowing Championships in Linz-Ottensheim, Austria, here are row2k's new rankings for the top 15 men's and women's rowers in the world. Read more
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