Whether it was technique, physiology, people, or ideas, row2k covered the full spectrum of rowing again in 2021. Below are our our ten most-read rowing features from the past year!
1: Ted A. Nash, A True Giant of Rowing, Has PassedTed A. Nash, a true giant of American and international rowing, passed away on July 3. He was 88 years old. Read more
Carie Graves, who is absolutely revered as one of the most fierce and also fun rowers in her era and beyond, passed away due to complications from Alzheimer's disease on Sunday, December 19 2021, surrounded by her entire family. Read more
Charlie Hamlin has passed at the age of 74; his friends share stories of forgotten running shoes, pep talks, and more Read more
A data-based analysis of rowing styles by Dr. Valery Kleshnev Read more
'Catch through the stretcher' and boat check - 'stopping the boat does not mean stopping the whole system' Read more
A number of boathouses and rowing venues were hit hard by Hurricane Ida, in most cases by intense flooding Read more
Drills to create lighter catches, smoother drives and cleaner finishes Read more
Mike Davenport turned 66 recently and shares the following nuggets cleaned year after hard-earned year. Read more
Seat racing may have been invented by the Sphinx of the Charles himself, but it was perfected on less rarified water than the Charles with the invention of the ultimate seat-racing hack: the Ham Sandwich of Truth. Read more
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