News•Mar 5, 2026
San Diego Crew Classic to Add Beach Sprints
The San Diego Crew Classic will introduce a Beach Sprints demonstration on Friday, March 27, featuring a hands‑on workshop and an exhibition race. The event showcases the newest Olympic rowing discipline, set to debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Games. Organizers highlight the sport’s synergy with Southern California’s surf culture, positioning the regatta as a launchpad for broader audience engagement. The 2027 edition will officially incorporate Beach Sprints into its competitive program.
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News•Mar 5, 2026
Knecht Cup Regatta Adds Events and Trophies
The Knecht Cup Regatta returns to Camden, New Jersey’s Cooper River on April 11‑12, expanding its program to include para‑rowing and newly named trophies. Last year’s event attracted more than 650 crews, making it the world’s second‑largest college regatta. Boston...
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News•Mar 5, 2026
Rowing, Coaching, and the Science of Learning
The piece challenges the myth of fixed learning styles, noting that scientific reviews find no support, yet rowers still benefit from auditory, visual, and kinesthetic cues. Effective coaches blend these modalities, using video, hands‑on drills, and clear verbal feedback to...
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News•Feb 26, 2026
Austin Rowing Club Hosts 43rd Heart of Texas Regatta
The Heart of Texas Regatta celebrated its 43rd edition on Lady Bird Lake, hosted by Austin Rowing Club, Texas’s oldest rowing organization. The 1,000‑meter sprint attracted 675 entries across junior, club and masters categories, nearly double the field from 25...
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News•Feb 26, 2026
Training for that Pinnacle Regatta
Coaches must first identify the season’s pinnacle regatta to anchor training plans. By studying historical race speeds, course characteristics, and competitor erg scores, they can set precise performance targets. Objective assessment of their crew’s technique and physiology guides whether focus...
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