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We on @nbaontnt tonight!! @amostbeautifulthing release tomorrow on @_comcast_xfinity #rowing #amostbeautifulthing @dwyanewade @marymazzio

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#TBT to long, steady swing rows with two eights side by side ????????. There is something magical about rowing on the #Potomac at dawn ? and seeing the sun rise over the National Monument ?. Can?t wait until we get to enjoy these views with our teammates again ???? ? ? ? ? #PBC #potomacboatclub #DCrowing #potomacriver #potomac #nationalmonument #sunriseviews #bleedred #womensrowing #notabadview #welikebigboatsandwecannotlie #wemissrowing (? by @coachtolsun)

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Just a month after teammate @tomgeorge1994 broke the 5:40 barrier, @moesbihi has set a new GB Rowing Team 2km record of 5:39.4. Full story at the link in our bio ? ?: @nickmiddletonphoto

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To the ancient Greeks and Romans, the ?Dog Days? of Summer were typically in late July when Sirius appeared to rise just before the sun. The July Days were associated with heat, humidity, drought, famine and even catastrophe. For us, it simply means the down time between Seasons, and the longing thoughts of rowing and coaching. Can?t wait for Fall! GO COAST!! @orangecoastcollege #dogdaysofsummer #rowforcoastfall2020

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Can?t stop thinking about these AWESOME photos from Coach?s Kara?s group of eighth grade rowers! We love seeing all these happy faces on the water every (other) day!

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May as well start em young. @blackeight_nz @rocketfoods_nz

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The @nytimes wrote an article explaining how Covid has effected the women of the US Rowing Team, myself included. (Link in bio)? ? We may be some of the fittest humans on this planet and at the pinnacle of health, but when it comes to the corona virus, it absolutely does not matter. Just because you are young and healthy doesn?t mean you have a passport to immunity. So please continue to wear your mask, stay socially distant, and wash yo mf handz?? pls n thank u? ? #USRowing #rowing #TeamUSA #rowingbible #corona #wearamask #Toyko2021 #onemoreyear ?

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Enjoying the ?? . @wilfleb

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We went to ?? Brazil! ? @remo_martinelli took us on a virtual tour of their boathouse in Florianopolis, Brazil. Like us, Remo Martinelli recruits youth athletes of all backgrounds and offers rowing at no cost. We had the opportunity to learn about the club?s 100+ years of history and to learn from Coach Marco Martins. Obrigado, @remo_martinelli!!

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WSU 8+ fleet at Lake Bryan in 1975: NEAR BOAT TITANIC bow- Steve Weed CENTER BOAT TYEE bow- Jim Rudd, 2- Dave Yorozu, 3- Doug Kee, 4- Paul Day, 5- Fred Darvil, 6- Roland Rouss FAR BOAT COUGAR ONE 6- Steve Porter, 7- Tom Kratzke, stroke- Paul Enquist, cox- Mike Klier. The Titanic with distinctive white riggers and Tyee were survivors of Black Thursday. The double hulled Titanic was rented from Conn Findlay and was rowed back. The Tyee, gifted from UW, was towed back. The Cougar One was the first new eight purchased by the program. Bow oar of the Titanic shows the final evolution of the blade livery. Prior to the Mid-Western Sprints Cougar Crew oars were solid red as selected by Coach Oar and was also University of Wisconsin's pattern. For the Sprints, a black chevron was added. Gray tips were added after the Sprints in Burnaby following a comment by a Canadian: ?Aren?t your colors crimson and gray?? Thank you Ken Struckmyer for sharing this bit if history!

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