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Stories, Anecdotes, and War Relics
from the World of Rowing


In this section, we will post stories and anecdotes from readers, Usenet, your email, anywhere we can get them...

Send your stories here. Copyright will remain with the writer, although row2k reserves the right to post and archive any and all submissions, for all eternity (unless you ask me to take them down!).

 

  • What Game Are They Playing?
    "The lessons of life are learned on the playing fields. Camus said that the only context in which he really learned ethics was sport. Athletes compete, deal.with winning and losing, bond with and resolve conflicts with teammates. They learn to manage their time and multitask. All of this makes them successful in life."

  • Seat-Racing A Twinkie
    The oars barely clear the puddles, the blades seem to hesitate for weeks above the water and then thrash in with all the grace of a drunken spider doing a belly flop. It's one of those days. You've cajoled, you've cursed, you've thrown your megaphone.

    But wait, you think. I know what'll shake them up...

  • Athens Here I Come
    This little rowing misadventure begins with a Saturday night out on the town with some friends, a few gin and tonics too many, and a woozy feeling of: "I think that I'm forgetting something" as my head hit the pillow at about 3am.

  • Truly memorable, holy-beegeezus crabs

  • One for the Team

  • Subcontinental Rowing Technique

  • It All Began with a Flip

  • From Ground Zero to Cabo: Chris Fenyo Update

  • Nuptials: Jeanne Sussmann and Dave LeFebvre

  • Yes, I Talk to Myself

  • High School Parents' Row

  • Poem: Night River

  • Poem: Moonlit Row; and A Riddle

  • Traveling? Pack The Rowing Trou

  • Ode to the River

  • The Portland Party Barge

  • I-Lan Photo Album

  • Not Your Everday Flatwater Regatta

  • Lake Merritt Diary

  • Is It a World Record?

  • Beginner's 2k

  • So, What's it Like to Row 115 Miles?
    The CPR (Corvallis-to-Portland Row), by Ted Katauskas

  • Single Sculling as Mirror

  • First Thing in the Morning

  • Note from Shawn Scholl

  • In Memoriam: A Tribute to Chuck Colgan

  • Flipping Stories

  • Alex Binkley Goes 100,000 Meters on the Erg

  • Day One: My First Practice

  • Cal brings suit against US Rowing

  • "Inspirational Stuff"

  • Bail, Bail, Bail Your Boat: A CPR Memoir
    Ted Katauskas reports on the 115-mile Corvallis-to-Portland Row.

  • A Piece of Humble Crab Pie

  • Exam Tips for Rowers

  • The Refoundation of the London School of Economics Soviet Socialist Rowingclub (LSE SSR)
    an account of the rebirth of a rowing program that could have been a debacle, save for the detached, almost Zen-like attitude of the participants, and the fact that they were given a small budget which they intelligently directed toward the purchase of spirits. Including the choice inspirational quotes: "We decide not to warm-up before the race, because we are all out-of-shape and might get tired;" "Not only do no women catch us, but we pass several crews..." and many more.

  • A Rowing Poem

  • Taiwan 1998 - the Formosan Fandango

  • Rowing Community loses Good Friend

  • If Only He Can Row
    A Christmas poem

  • You know you are a rower when...
    Recognize yourself?

  • From "Power Lunches" To "Power 10s"
    From Stockbroker to Speed merchant...Steve Bohler's journey from Wall St. to rowing coach at Oxford.

  • This Breaking Light, and Sun Rise On The Charles

  • A Letter from a Loving "Rowing" Spouse
    What happens when your wife is coxing the crew you're racing against?

  • Master's Trilogy

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