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Uzbekistan claim historic victory in LM2x 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan’s Shakhzod Nurmatov and Sobirjon Safaroliyev shot out of the blocks in the final of the lightweight men’s double sculls and by 500m had a two-second lead, which they extended to six seconds at 1500m. While under-23 world champions Naveen Alexander Shah and Maximilian Ruehling (GER) fought back hard in the last 500m, the Uzbeks had done enough for the win. Behind them, India looked good for bronze but faded badly under a determined push from the USA, who claimed third place. It is Uzbekistan’s first-ever senior World Rowing Championships medal. #WRCHAmsterdam #WorldRowingChamps
Uzbekistan claim historic victory in LM2x 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan’s Shakhzod Nurmatov and Sobirjon Safaroliyev shot out of the blocks in the final of the lightweight men’s double sculls and by 500m had a two-second lead, which they extended to six seconds at 1500m. While under-23 world champions Naveen Alexander Shah and Maximilian Ruehling (GER) fought back hard in the last 500m, the Uzbeks had done enough for the win. Behind them, India looked good for bronze but faded badly under a determined push from the USA, who claimed third place. It is Uzbekistan’s first-ever senior World Rowing Championships medal. #WRCHAmsterdam #WorldRowingChamps
🇮🇹 𝐌𝟖+ 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐠𝐨! 🚣🏻‍♂️ . . . #canottaggio #canottieri #rowing #FIC #FederCanottaggio #worldrowing #italiateam #conisocial #SporteSalute #WRU19CHTrakai #WorldRowingU19Champs #rowingtrakai 📹 Canottaggio.org
🇮🇹 𝐌𝟖+ 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐠𝐨! 🚣🏻‍♂️ . . . #canottaggio #canottieri #rowing #FIC #FederCanottaggio #worldrowing #italiateam #conisocial #SporteSalute #WRU19CHTrakai #WorldRowingU19Champs #rowingtrakai 📹 Canottaggio.org
“You don’t have to be the best at everything to be a really good rower and win races.” -Kate Knifton, Olympian and World Champion Thank you, Kate, for taking the time to speak to our Selection Development Camp & Pathways Development Camp athletes.
“You don’t have to be the best at everything to be a really good rower and win races.” -Kate Knifton, Olympian and World Champion Thank you, Kate, for taking the time to speak to our Selection Development Camp & Pathways Development Camp athletes.
📽 @sens.robert @magdalenalobnig #rowingmorethanasport #generationrowing #rowing
📽 @sens.robert @magdalenalobnig #rowingmorethanasport #generationrowing #rowing
The Dutch mens eight is nominated for Dutch sportscrew of the year! 🔥
 #teamnl #staatsloterij #rabobank #kiwa #odidonederland #fueledbymaurten #roeien #roeifotos #rowing #rowers #rowlife #sport #rudern #aviron #row #rowingrelated #rowingclub #erg
The Dutch mens eight is nominated for Dutch sportscrew of the year! 🔥
 #teamnl #staatsloterij #rabobank #kiwa #odidonederland #fueledbymaurten #roeien #roeifotos #rowing #rowers #rowlife #sport #rudern #aviron #row #rowingrelated #rowingclub #erg
Japan takes gold in the Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls! 🥇🇯🇵 After finishing behind Peru 🇵🇪 in the preliminary, Chika Yonezawa and Chiaki Tomita turned the tables in the final, producing a strong second half to row through the Palacios sisters and claim their first World Rowing Cup medals. Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 completed the podium with bronze. #WRCLucerne #WorldRowingCup
Japan takes gold in the Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls! 🥇🇯🇵 After finishing behind Peru 🇵🇪 in the preliminary, Chika Yonezawa and Chiaki Tomita turned the tables in the final, producing a strong second half to row through the Palacios sisters and claim their first World Rowing Cup medals. Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 completed the podium with bronze. #WRCLucerne #WorldRowingCup
Старт М4- Володько, Фурман, Локун, Бандюк #rowing #grebliadlia #гребля #rowers #rowingtechnique #coach #row #sport #start #
Старт М4- Володько, Фурман, Локун, Бандюк #rowing #grebliadlia #гребля #rowers #rowingtechnique #coach #row #sport #start #
How good do you have to be to race at events like the world rowing masters ? Some of the best masters rowers around the world come to events like Henley masters, head of the Charles and world masters. And it’s a very good standard at the top. And it’s such a fun place to compete at. So what boat speed, technique and erg score do you need to be worthy of entering these events? NO LEVEL. There is no standard that you need to be at. And in fact, thinking that you need to be good enough to go to certain races is holding you back from progressing. This is one of the reasons our athletes progress so fast. Because we treat racing as a means to an end, not a end itself. When i started rowing i was eleigbnle for the beginner single at British university champs. But, i entered the hardest event, and I got pumped. I was happy about that. I was able to measure myself against the best people in the sport. And that gave me so much more value than competing in an event i was likely to win. Rowing is about getting to your full potential. And while it’s easier and more comfortable to enter races you are “ready” for. And train and train and train until you eventually are at a speed to be winning these bigger events…. It’s holding you back from progressing at the fastest rate possible. The sooner you can go out, measure yourself against the best, the sooner you are going to progress. Racing is a measurement of your progression. You might as well measure yourself against the best. Just make sure you go into these events with solid process focused values. This is also why so many of our athletes progressed and improved during the world masters. While many of them won medals, many of them didn’t, but taking away improvement and experience is so much more valuable than some hardware that says you went fastest on this day.
How good do you have to be to race at events like the world rowing masters ? Some of the best masters rowers around the world come to events like Henley masters, head of the Charles and world masters. And it’s a very good standard at the top. And it’s such a fun place to compete at. So what boat speed, technique and erg score do you need to be worthy of entering these events? NO LEVEL. There is no standard that you need to be at. And in fact, thinking that you need to be good enough to go to certain races is holding you back from progressing. This is one of the reasons our athletes progress so fast. Because we treat racing as a means to an end, not a end itself. When i started rowing i was eleigbnle for the beginner single at British university champs. But, i entered the hardest event, and I got pumped. I was happy about that. I was able to measure myself against the best people in the sport. And that gave me so much more value than competing in an event i was likely to win. Rowing is about getting to your full potential. And while it’s easier and more comfortable to enter races you are “ready” for. And train and train and train until you eventually are at a speed to be winning these bigger events…. It’s holding you back from progressing at the fastest rate possible. The sooner you can go out, measure yourself against the best, the sooner you are going to progress. Racing is a measurement of your progression. You might as well measure yourself against the best. Just make sure you go into these events with solid process focused values. This is also why so many of our athletes progressed and improved during the world masters. While many of them won medals, many of them didn’t, but taking away improvement and experience is so much more valuable than some hardware that says you went fastest on this day.
Speedwork🏎️ #training #rowing #nationalteam #aviron #achkarrenwein
Speedwork🏎️ #training #rowing #nationalteam #aviron #achkarrenwein
Im ersten Finale der Worldrowing Shanghai Sprints kommt es zu einem engen Rennen- Gold geht an Alexandra Föster nach einer starken Regatta - Gratulation. #ShanghaiSprints #Worldrowing #rowing #rudern
Im ersten Finale der Worldrowing Shanghai Sprints kommt es zu einem engen Rennen- Gold geht an Alexandra Föster nach einer starken Regatta - Gratulation. #ShanghaiSprints #Worldrowing #rowing #rudern
The @gb_rowing_team Men’s Quad off the blocks 💥 Fresh off a gold medal at World Cup III, the @gb_rowing_team of @leander_club and @twicksrowing took on Team Italia in the Queen Mother Challenge Cup Final at Henley Royal Regatta. An incredible race from start to finish 🙌
The @gb_rowing_team Men’s Quad off the blocks 💥 Fresh off a gold medal at World Cup III, the @gb_rowing_team of @leander_club and @twicksrowing took on Team Italia in the Queen Mother Challenge Cup Final at Henley Royal Regatta. An incredible race from start to finish 🙌
FIRST WORLD TITLE. ONE UNBELIEVABLE FINISH. 🇺🇸🥇 Gus Rodriguez, Peter Chatain, Chris Carlson, and Pieter Quinton of the U.S. men’s four battled the Netherlands stroke for stroke down the stretch before surging ahead in the closing meters to win gold in 5:41.57, just 0.27 seconds ahead of the Dutch. This victory marked a milestone for every member of the crew: ⭐️ A first senior world title for Rodriguez, Chatain, Carlson, and Quinton. #WRCHAmsterdam #WorldRowingChamps
FIRST WORLD TITLE. ONE UNBELIEVABLE FINISH. 🇺🇸🥇 Gus Rodriguez, Peter Chatain, Chris Carlson, and Pieter Quinton of the U.S. men’s four battled the Netherlands stroke for stroke down the stretch before surging ahead in the closing meters to win gold in 5:41.57, just 0.27 seconds ahead of the Dutch. This victory marked a milestone for every member of the crew: ⭐️ A first senior world title for Rodriguez, Chatain, Carlson, and Quinton. #WRCHAmsterdam #WorldRowingChamps
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