Virtual Library
Sport
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Rowing
Please contact
Jonathan Bowen
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not included here,
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This page receives around 200 visitors per day.
Here is a collection of
World Wide Web (WWW) and other information connected with rowing:
indicates new entries.
indicates link recommended for especially good online information.
This is entirely subjective and I will happily add or delete stars
depending on feedback. Good use of multimedia will definitely help get
a star.
See
MPEG rowing movie clips
and the
first rowing audio online.
below.
The following are sites dedicated to rowing in general:
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Rowing information and
links from the
Sports Virtual Library.
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Rowing information from
America's Sports Headquarters.
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Webster's definition of "row" - see also
here.
See also:
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An explanation of
"bumps"
and a
photograph to show how it is done are available.
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River & Rowing Museum, Henley-on-Thames, UK.
Rowing memorabilia, reminiscences, anecdotes, offers of help, etc., are
welcome. Please contact the Curator,
Jane Bowen, via
museum@rrm.co.uk
if you think you can help in any way.
See a
virtual tour of the museum.
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The
Independent Rowing News, a US-based
rowing newspaper established in October 1994.
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A Collection of Rowing Quotes from Dan Richman.
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Things Your Coxswain Should Never Say
(anonymous!).
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Weight/Sex/Age Adjusted Ergo Ladder from
Abingdon Rowing Club.
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The first generally available
MPEG movie clips
of rowers, warming up before the
Head of the Charles.
For UK and other European sites, one of the
MPEG clips is
here.
Acknowledgement:
Multimedia Communications Laboratory, Boston University, USA.
(Beware: large files!)
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UK contacts
(except
Oxford)
by
Rachel Quarrell.
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Personality Traits in an Eight by Mike Sullivan.
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An online international rowing
address book, including email addresses, is available.
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Blades of the World from
Blades Galore.
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World Rowing Email Page - list of email contact addresses.
See also
UK and
USA
Rowing Contacts Email Lists.
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Physics of Rowing FAQ by Dr. A. Dudhia of Oxford.
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Rowing Geek Test (stolen from Stephen Timmons).
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John Biglin in a Single Scull (1874),
a painting by Thomas Eakin in the
Yale University Art Gallery.
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Rowing library - bibliography, terminology, articles, etc.
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Historic rowing boats from
La Jolie Plaisance, non-profit organization based near
Paris, France.
(Also
in French.)
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Rowing from an Oarsman's Perspective.
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Rowing benefits, gear, tips, etc.
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Historical Rowing, Boat Club, and Related Pictures, USA.
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Women in Rowing (WIRe) by
Rachel Quarrell.
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Boating Song from
Eton College - Real Audio.
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Gay & Lesbian Rowers Network.
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The Row Ring
WebRing.
See
list of sites or a
random site.
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coxless.com, Australia.
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Rowing items for sale from
eBay.
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Rowing news from
BBC
News.
Olympic information
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FISA International Regatta Calendar (1998).
See also
here.
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Regatta events (dates and locations, mainly in Germany).
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Regattas and results from
TrueSport.
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Amsterdam Regatta, The Netherlands.
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Delft Regatta
(formerly known as the
International University Rowing Regatta).
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24th FISA Masters Regatta, Adelade, Australia, 6-9 November 1997.
See also
23rd FISA Masters Regatta, Hungary, 13-15 September 1996.
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International Rowing Regatta, Zagreb, Croatia, 14-15 June 1997.
See
results.
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Henley Royal Regatta, Henley-on-Thames, UK.
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Irish rowing events, 1999.
See also
1997 and
1998 results.
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Lucerne International Regatta, Switzerland:
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Oxford and Cambridge Boat Races, UK.
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UK National Championships,
National Water Sports Centre,
Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham:
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USRowing National Championships, 1997, USA.
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World Cup Regatta, 1 June 1997, Munich, Germany.
World Cup Regatta, 20-22 June 1997, Paris, France.
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World Rowing Championships (FISA):
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Eagle Creek Reservoir, Indianapolis, USA, 1994 results:
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Tampere, Finland, 20-27 August 1995.
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Strathclyde, UK, August 1996.
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Lac d'Aiguebelette, Savoie, France,
31 August - 7 September, 1997.
(AVIRON 97).
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Cologne, Germany, 7-13 September 1998.
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St. Catherines, Canada, 22-29 August 1999.
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Head of the Charles Regatta, Boston, USA (October each year).
See
30th annual regatta results, October 1994 (large!)
and MPEG movie clips.
32th annual regatta cancelled for first time even due to storms,
October 1996.
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USRA Test Results, USA (December 1994 / January 1995).
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CRASH-B Sprints World Indoor Rowing
Championships results and information, USA.
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New England Rowing Championships, USA.
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USA Regatta Venue Directory from
USRowing.
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FISA-authorized regattas organized in Belgium.
(In English and Dutch.)
Includes the Great International Regatta and
the International Belgian Championships.
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UK
University Rowing League (started 1997).
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Coupe du Canada / Canada Cup 1996.
(In French and English.)
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Buffalo Regatta, South Africa. (Founded 1881.)
110th regatta, Buffalo River, East London, 13-15 February 1997.
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Sulkava Regatta ("the biggest rowing regatta of all!"),
near Savonlinna, Finland.
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Olympia Regattaverein Munich,
Germany.
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The Royal St. John's Regatta, Newfoundland, Canada.
North America's
oldest continuous sporting event.
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UK Rowing Calendar, 1998.
This section only contains results and information
for larger national and international events
in general. See below for links to further results.
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UK -
USA
See also:
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AASR SKOLL, University of Amsterdam
(also in Dutch).
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Amsterdam Student Boat Club "Nereus".
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De Delftsche Sport (DDS, in Dutch).
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DSR "Proteus-Eretes", Delft (in Dutch).
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DRV Euros, Drienerloo (in Dutch).
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Delft Student Rowing Club "Laga" (in Dutch).
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GYAS Boat Club, University of Groningen
(also
in Dutch).
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KGRV De Hunze, Groningen.
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KSRV Njord, Royal Students Rowing Club, Leiden.
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NLroei national rowing service
including a
list of links to Dutch rowing clubs, etc.
(in Dutch).
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ORCA,
Student Rowing Association of Utrecht (also in Dutch).
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Utrecht Student Rowing Club "Triton"
(also in Dutch).
Includes an excellent set of
http://www.uu.nl/studenten/triton/gifs.html>
Animated Rower Building Blocks GIF images.
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Abingdon Rowing Club, Oxon.
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Avon County Rowing Club (ACRC).
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Cambridge University Combined Boat Clubs.
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Cambridge '99 Rowing Club.
Founded in 1899.
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City of Cambridge Rowing Club.
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Durham Amateur Rowing Club.
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Eton College Rowing.
See also
sports information, including
rowing courses and the
rowing lake.
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Eton Excelsior Rowing Club.
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Glasgow University Boat Club.
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Henley Rowing Club, Henley-on-Thames.
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Leander Club, Henley-on-Thames.
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Leicester Rowing Club.
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Marlow Rowing Club.
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Maidenhead Rowing Club.
See
River Thames Web Cam.
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Newcastle University Rowing Club.
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North of England clubs.
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Nottingham Boat Club.
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Oxford rowing, including information on
OURC, OUBC, college boat clubs and from individuals.
See also the
state of the Isis
river, possibly the
first such service in the world.
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Reading Rowing Club
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Reading University Boat Club.
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Royal Grammar School Rowing, Newcastle.
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Sudbury Rowing Club, Suffolk.
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Stirling University Rowing Club.
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Thames Tradesmen's Rowing Club, Chiswick.
Also
here.
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University of Warwick Boat Club.
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University of Westminster Boat Club, London.
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Vesta Rowing Club, Putney Embankment, London.
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Walbrook Rowing Club.
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Wallingford Rowing Club.
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Bay Area Rowing Club of Houston.
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BB&N Men's Crew, Boston.
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Berkeley High Men's Crew, California.
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Boston University Crew.
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Brown University Women's Crew.
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Cambridge Boat Club.
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Case Western Reserve University Crew.
See
links to other rowing sites.
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College of William and Mary Rowing Club, Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Colorado Crew, including
other teams.
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Columbia Crew, New York.
See
short (4 seconds, 41Kbytes) and
long audio (880Kbytes) clips (in Sun audio format).
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Conibear Rowing Club, Seattle, Washington.
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Connecticut College women's rowing.
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Cornell Heavyweight Crew,
Men's Lightweight Crew and
Women's Crew, Ithaca, New York.
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Duke University Crew, Durham, North Carolina.
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Florida Crew.
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Furman University Crew, Greenville, South Carolina.
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Georgia Tech Crew, Atlanta.
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Green Lake Crew and Rowing Center,
Seattle, Washington.
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Harvard/Radcliffe Crew, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Houston Rowing Club, Texas.
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Lake Washington Rowing Club, Seattle, Washington.
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Los Angeles Rowing Club, Marina del Rey, California.
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Louisville Rowing Club.
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MIT Crew, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
(Includes large photos.)
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Montgomery Rowing Club, Alabama.
Includes many blades of the world.
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Mount Holyoke College Crew, South Hadley, Massachusetts.
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National Rowing Foundation Cincinnati Junior Rowing Center, Ohio.
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New York Athletic Club.
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New York University Crew.
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Northwestern University Crew.
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Open Water Rowing Center, Sausalito, California.
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Pacific Lutheran University Crew.
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Pittsburgh Crew.
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Princeton Crew, New Jersey.
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Purdue Crew Club.
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Rensselaer Crew.
Includes events, results, photos, cartoons and many other links - a
good place for net surfing when you have exhausted this page!
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Rice Crew.
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River City Rowing Club,
West Sacramento, California.
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Riverside Boat Club, Boston.
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Rochester Rowing Club, New York.
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Rochester Rowing Club, Minnesota.
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Schuylkill Navy of Philadelphia.
Ten clubs of Boathouse Row.
See also other
Philadephia area boat clubs.
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SO. California Boat Club.
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Stanford Crew, California.
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Stanford Rowing Club, Port of Redwood City, California.
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Texas Crew, Austin.
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Three Rivers Rowing Association, Pittsburgh.
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TUFTS University Crew.
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University of California at Davis Crew.
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University of California Santa Barbara Crew.
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University of Cincinatti Rowing Club.
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University of Iowa Rowing Club, Iowa City.
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University of Pennsylvania rowing.
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Vanderbilt University crew, Nashville, Tennesse.
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Washington College rowing.
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Washington University Crew.
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Washington State University Women's Crew
including
links.
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Yale Crew, New Haven, Connecticut.
See also:
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Amateur Rowing Association (ARA), UK.
Publishes
Regatta magazine.
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Australian Capital Territory Rowing Association (ACTRA),
Australia.
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OnStream, UK.
See
UK clubs and
Top 100 Rowing Sites.
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Fédération Française des
Sociétés d'Aviron, France.
See
site plan.
(In French.)
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FISA (Fédération Internationale des
Sociétés d'Aviron), the International Rowing Federation.
See also
here.
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GLRF (Gay and Lesbian Rowing Federation).
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German Rowing Federation (Deutscher Ruderverland), Germany.
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Italian Rowing Federation (Federazione Italiana Canottaggio),
Italy.
(In Italian.)
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New Zealand Rowing Association.
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Quinsigamond Rowing Association, Massachusetts, USA.
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Row As One, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
Rowing camp for masters women.
See
related sites links.
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Rowing Canada Aviron,
including
regatta schedules and
results.
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Scholastic Rowing Association of America, USA.
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Scottish Amateur Rowing Association (SARA), Scotland.
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Slovak Rowing Feberation, Slovakia.
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South African Rowing Union.
See also
RowSA - Rowing South Africa.
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Swedish Rowing Federation, Sweden.
(In Swedish.)
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Swiss Rowing Association.
(In French,
English and Italian.)
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USRowing Association, USA.
National governing body of rowing within the United States.
See also
USRowing Judge-Referee Committee information
including
rules of rowing.
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George Pocock Rowing Foundation and Center,
Seattle, Washington, USA.
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Adirondack Rowing, Ticonderoga, New York, USA.
Shells and sculls.
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BBG Boatbuilders Berlin Ltd., Germany.
Official supplier of the German national squad.
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Blades Galore, Cambridge, UK.
Oars for decorative trophies.
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Boathouse, Philadelphia, USA.
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Carl Douglas, UK. Racing shells.
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Chesapeake Rowing, USA.
Alden ocean shells.
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Concept II, Inc., Morrisville, Vermont, USA.
Indoor rowers.
Also
in the UK.
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The
Coxswain's Locker, Inc., Arlington, Virginia, USA.
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Eton Racing Boats, UK.
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Harris Racing Boats, UK.
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Neczypor Racing, Bridgeport, Pennsylvania, USA.
Custom racing shells.
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Northeast Sculling and Rowing Center, Duxbury, MA, USA.
Professional personal instruction.
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Ocean Racing Ltd.
Organizers of a rowing race across the Atlantic Ocean, starting
1 January 2000.
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Raymond Sims Ltd, Nottingham, UK.
Racing shells.
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Regatta Sport, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
Primary manufacturer for the Canadian National Rowing Team.
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Rock the Boat, Abingdon, UK.
Rowing T-shirts and other clothing.
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Round Rowing Tank, Don Mangine, New York, USA.
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Simply Oarsome, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Supplier to the Australian Rowing Team.
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Val's Customized Action Wear,
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
Includes
rowing.
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Vespoli, USA. Racing shells.
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WaterRower (UK) Ltd., London, UK.
See moving image
rower and
water flywheel (needs a good network connection).
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Wayland Marine, Bellingham, Washington, USA.
Shell kits.
See also:
On-line rowing information, including further regatta results, is
available as follows:
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Rachel Quarrell's Rowing Page including a
list of rowing URL's and
Surfing the Rowing Net for rowing images.
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Rowing in the North of England.
Includes
Colours of the Clubs (especially Durham) and
UK racing results.
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Rowing at Nottingham, UK by
David Evans.
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Traverse de Paris (October 1994 and 1995)
including many rowing photographs
by
Arnd Gehrmann (in German).
The first good collection of rowing photos on the Web.
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Montreal rowing, Canada, by
David Kabal.
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A section on
rowing by
Geoffrey Stanton Knauth, Massachusetts, USA.
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Rowing Information summary from
Henk Schrik, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Includes event information, especially in continental Europe,
biographies with photographs, etc.
(More in
Dutch.)
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San Francisco Bay Area Rowing by
Phil Akers, California, USA.
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Build your own Coxing Amplifier by Ben Formesyn.
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David Biddulph's Rowing pages.
This page is mentioned in:
Bill Eager,
Using the World Wide Web,
QUE, 1994.
Chapter 18, Sports, Games, Hobbies, Travel Cooking and
Recreation, pp 534-5.
Point Communications,
Sports and Fitness section,
Survey Review, 1995.
Recommended by the
Google search engine.
Further information, preferably online, is welcome for inclusion.
This service is brought to you by
Jonathan Bowen
as part of the
London South Bank University
Museophile archive.
It was started in August 1994, inspired by
my wife joining the
River & Rowing Museum.
Last updated
27 August 2005.