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Rowing officials have banned allowing what are effectively year 14 students —once referenced as "eighth-formers"— from competing at the premier annual Maadi Cup regatta after decades of angst. The practice would sometimes see pupils spend more time grunting away in skiffs than studying in the classroom during the opening term of the year. New Zealand School Sport boss Mike Summerell told Mike Hosking a resolution was found. He says it came down to the idea of what's fair. Summerell says that their rules have always been that if you're at school, you should be able to reap the benefits of everything that comes with school. However, he says, while they believe sport is an incredibly important part of school, it's not part of the education curriculum, and that allows sports to set rules that allow for a level playing field. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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John O'Driscoll chats to Ray about the race which ended last night after spending 39 days rowing the 3,000-miles across the Atlantic.

Die Namibiese polisie bevestig twee is dood in Saterdagaand se gewapende roof by Namdia in die hoofstad. Lede van die polisie, die spesiale reserwemag, G4S en ander sekuriteitspersoneel was op die toneel. Yanna Smith het meer.

In 1974, a group of around 40 women met in London to discuss the ongoing rape crisis and what to do about it. That meeting eventually led to the establishment of the UK's first ever Rape Crisis centre, which opened its doors and helpline on 15 May 1976. Since then, an entire network of Rape Crisis centres has been established by passionate groups of women around the country. Kylie Pentelow is joined by Dr Kate Cook, co-author of Rape Crisis: Responding to Sexual Violence, and Lee Eggleston, long-standing chair on the board of Rape Crisis England and Wales and who works on the front line of a rape crisis centre.Are you an introverted parent to extroverted children? Are they the life and soul of the party when you'd prefer to stay at home? Or are they always talking to random strangers when you'd prefer not to? This is the situation Grace Victory finds herself in. She tells Kylie how she manages two extroverted children, and psychologist Dr Tara Quinn-Cirillo joins to give tips.There has been a rise in the number of children across England needing specialist treatment for severe mental health crisis, according to official NHS data analysed by the mental health charity YoungMinds. They found it shows a 10% increase in emergency, very urgent and urgent referrals for under-18s. There were 34,793 emergency, very urgent or urgent referrals to child and adolescent mental health services crisis teams between April and October 2024 that compared with 31,749 in the same six-month period in 2023. Kate Silverton, qualified child counsellor and author, joins Kylie.Four women from Pembrokeshire in Wales are about to set off on an Atlantic rowing challenge that's been three years in the planning. They're set to break two world records along the way. 32-year-old Sophie Pierce will be the first person with cystic fibrosis to row any ocean and 70-year-old Janine Williams will be the oldest woman to complete this challenge. She's due to set a Guinness World Record. Along with Miyah and Polly, the women will spend 60 days together in a 10-metre-long ocean rowing boat to cross 3,200 miles unaided from Lanzarote to Antigua. Sophie and Janine speak to Kylie on the day before they leave for Lanzarote.

On Keepin' it Real this week, Cam takes us back to 1988 when he and his team lined up to upset the world order in an all out international rowing competition. It was one for the record books. ----- It was the spring of 1989 in Augusta, Georgia. I was a member of the Tulane University Rowing team and we were there to train for Spring Break. Crew teams from across the south and many of the elite crew teams from the northeast came to Augusta and this perfect stretch of the Savannah River to train during the week and race at the end of the week. A call went out that the organizers were throwing together an unscheduled race at the end of race day. It was open to the first crews who could respond and would feature a race that none of us ever would ever forget. Tulane scrambled to field a crew. I made it lineup, and sat in seat number six, a port-side rower. As our boat was backing down into the starting position I looked to my right.  It was the Russian national team. They were in the US to train. We'd seem them practicing – their boat moved effortlessly and screamed down the river. Their powerful strokes appeared to make gaping holes in the water. We'd had sights of them on land and they were all about six feet four and 220 pounds. Cold, solid, hard looking. The Cold War was still on, and since birth, we'd been taught that these people were our enemy. To our left, in a boat on our starboard side, sat the British national team. They, too, were in Augusta to take advantage of the training. Beating the Brits would have been fine, but it was the Russians we wanted. The other five boats in the race were the elite Ivy crews. And there sat Tulane about to disrupt the rowing establishment and make the name for ourselves that we felt we deserved. The starter worked to align the boats, backing some down, pushing some forward until all eight bows were aligned. It was quiet as these commands rang out. Sixty-four rowers sat with backs perfectly straight, leaning slightly forward, oar blades completely submerged, hands tight on the handle, looking forward, steely-eyed, waiting for the start, breathing. The starter finally had alignment and it happened fast. We heard, “Rowers sit ready. Ready! Row!” and we dug in for the first stroke. We were tied with the Russians for maybe one one-hundredth of a second. By the time we had completed ten strokes they were half a boat length ahead. In another ten strokes we could no longer see them. All we saw was their fading puddles where their oars had torn holes in the water. Within twenty seconds our hopes for upending the world rowing order had vanished. It happened fast. And we weren't really upset at the outcome. Heck, we had just raced the Russians. How many of our rowing peers could claim anything like that? We were a club team, after all, not even varsity. But we did it. We tried. We tossed our hat in the ring and tried to give those commies a good whippin.' So here's to you and me throwing our hat into the ring for something for which we know we are completely outgunned in the new year. And doing it anyway. We got shellacked but, heck, I've been telling this story for thirty-six years. It was well worth it. I'm Cam Marston and I'm just trying to Keep it Real.

It's been a quiet year for Broken Oars Podcast in podcast terms. While life happened, we only managed to interview the world's best sports physiologist, the world's best sports psychologist, the man who created the on / off test for EPO and ...     SIR MATTHEW PINSENT!     And yet, it's the End of the Island that's been nominated for best rowing podcast - probably because we didn't get 'round to nominating ourselves. Go on Fergus!      As we approach Christmas, we should understand that it can be a hard time of year for many (rowers). We get it. The summer regattas seem a long way away. The test regimen is currently brutal. The mileage is high. The weather and the water cold, and bow won't stop dragging their fxcking hands.   And in times like this it's always wise to remember the words of good St. Hodge.   And so with this in mind, the Northern One again reads The Night Before Christmas (for Rowers) - live from Kings.   Get some!

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Vier verdagtes wat op pad was om 'n onderneming in Johannesburg te beroof is dood in 'n skietgeveg met die Gautengse polisie in Alberton. Die provinsiale Polisiekommissaris Tommy Mthombeni sê die voorval volg op nog 'n noodlottige skietery in KwaZulu-Natal, waarin twee gesoekte verdagtes dood is:

Scott Sattler and Mat Rogers dissect Mal Meninga's extended Kangaroos squad for the Pacific Nations with concerns raised with NZ packing JFH, Leota & Tapine! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leisel and the team gets in trouble from the boss Leisels formally apologises … or makes it worse, I dunno Dobbos mail – on the internal Broncos review Reece Walsh poll: Is he a Star or Brat ? Leisel the Bin Diva – the bin wars are back Two lies and one truth – For your chance to win a deep sea fishing trip Local legend Trent Dalton exclusive Liam pushes the wrong button on airSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Grohl announces he has a love child Calls - Are you a love child? Leisel educates us on ‘BookTok' Trump v Kamala Fishy Tales – Fiona sniffs a Fishy Tale City Rowers Legend Tuffy joins us in studio for a songSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die polisie se Oshana-streeksbevelvoerder kommissaris Naftal Sakaria het met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus gepraat oor vanoggend se gefnuikte transito-rooftog by Metro in Ondangwa. Hy waarsku die publiek dat die vermeende rowers gewapen en gevaarlik is maar sy beamptes is op hulle spoor. Hy sê ‘n vrou het deel van die groep gevorm.

Special Guest Keith Urban – got sacked from City Rowers! Leisel had a full Saturday shocker! Dobbo has beef with the available condiments at the sausage sizzle Fishy Tales – Leisel, Liam, & Dobbo 3 stories - two fake, one REAL ! Your City Rowers memories – The Brisbane institution What is next for our beloved Dolphins? Night racing in Brisbane? You heard it here first.      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to a Wide World of Sports update. A snapshot of the latest sport stories from the 9News team including: Australia has won a first-ever gold medal in para-rowing at Paris The Roosters lose their star playmaker for the rest of the season North Melbourne gain revenge in the AFLW The biggest sport stories in less than 5 minutes delivered twice a day, with reports from the 9News team across Australia and overseas. Subscribe now to make it part of your daily news diet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the podcast we are going through each Dally M positional award - this is my take on back rowers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Orla Ryan of the Journal.ie and Today FM's Cathal O'Sullivan joins Nathan Murphy to discuss the week's top trending topics from olympics to riots across the UK and Ireland.To catch the full conversation, hit the 'play' button below...

Kieran Duggan , a Limerick man who lives in Mallow tells Rachael the amazing story of how he gave Gold medal winner rowers a lift home to Cork

The St. John's Regatta is set to kick off tomorrow, and a group of friends are planning to race the Quidi Vidi Lake waters for the first time. We spoke with rower Yousra Abdelhady and coxswaine Kelly Buist.

Kiwi rowers have been bringing in the medals in Paris, a bronze, a silver, and a gold all in the space of one day.  Lucy Spoors and Brooke Francis brought home the Gold in the women's double sculls, the women's four took the Bronze, and finally, the men's four claimed the silver.  Lucy Spoors and Matt Macdonald joined Jason Pine for a chat about their success in the games, and what it feels like to claim those medals.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand rowers enjoyed a fruitful day out on the water in Paris, completing a medal box set.  The day started with Brooke Francis and Lucy Spoors winning gold in the women's double sculls, followed by the women's coxless four obtaining bronze, and the men's coxless four winning the silver.  Sportstalk host D'Arcy Waldegrave joined Andrew Dickens.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Des Cahill, sports presenter, looks ahead to all the Irish action at the Olympics for Thursday, August 1st.

We speak to John Lavery, Club Captain at Philip's Club - Belfast Boat Club, and Paul Nugent, Senior Member at Clonmel Rowing Club - Daire's club

New Zealand's rowers have hauled in three medals overnight on Thursday. The streak began with the women's double sculls Lucy Spoors and Brooke Francis taking the top spot. Not long after, Lucy's sister Phoebe won bronze with her coxless four teammates Jackie Gowler, Kerri Williams, and Davina Waddy. Lucy and Phoebe's mother Virginia Spoors is in Paris and spoke to Morning Report.

New Zealand's rowers went on a medal rush last night at the Nautical Stadium just outside Paris. Three crews will bring medals home to New Zealand, one of each colour, after a one-hour flurry of great racing.

New Zealand's rowers went on a medal rush at the Nautical Stadium just outside Paris on Thursday night. Three crews will bring medals home to New Zealand, one of each colour, after a one-hour flurry of great racing. Barry Guy was at the rowing venue covering the races, he spoke to Corin Dann.

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Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. Division in the usually unified Left expose the problem with a weak and frail "leader" who can't even put on his own socks. SCOTUS delivers limited Presidential Immunity, so Democrats return to the well. Racism! Dictator! January 6th! Abortion! More Racism! And even Barack Obama's camp takes some of the incoming. Meanwhile, the TennStar continues to press forward about the case of Audrey Hale. ______________________________________________________________ Check out BETWEEN THE LINES on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CatholicVote PREPARE or REPAIR: http://PrepareLikeKyle.com (MyPatriotSupply Food Prep) Use PROMO CODE "KYLE" at these sites: http://PatriotCoolers.com/ (Tumblers & Coolers) http://MyPillow.com/Kyle (Pillows/Towels/Bedding) https://matthatjerky.com/kyle (premium Beef Jerky) http://The-Suspendables.com (Show Merch)

NamPol waarsku die publiek dat 'n toenemende aantal rooftogte gepleeg word deur individue wat hulle voordoen as polisiepersoneel. Volgens inspekteur Ileni Shapumba word die rooftogte gepleeg deur persone wat beweer dat hulle polisiebeamptes in gewone klere is, en gebruik die name van beamptes in die mag. Die publiek word versoek om hul naaste polisiestasie in te lig indien hulle agterdogtig is oor enige sogenaamde beampte. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het met hoofinspekteur Ileni Shapumba van die Erongo-polisie gepraat.

Die Beefcor winkel in Walvisbaai is vanoggend van 80 000 Namibiese dollar beroof. Volgens die polisie was die bestuurder besig om geld te tel om die daaglikse bankkwitansies voor te berei. Die sekuriteitshek was nie gesluit nie want twee kliënte was besig om die winkel te verlaat. Vier rowers met pistole het ingekom en die bestuurder beveel om op die grond te lê. Die rowers het die kontant en die bestuurder se rugsak gevat. Daar was 'n Rossi 38 Special rewolwer, 8 500 dollar kontant, 'n Samsung Galaxy A 54 en 'n maatskappy voertuig-ontstekingsleutel in die rugsak. Hulle het ook twee selfone by die werkers gevat, in 'n maroen Honda Fit met die registrasienommer N 17024 WB gespring en weggejaag. Beefcor het 'n beloning van 10 000 dollar aangebied vir inligting wat kan lei tot die rowers se inhegtenisname. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gepraat met die Erongo-polisie se woordvoerder, adjudant-offisier Tashiya Fernando.

Twenty years after meeting as high school athletes, long time friends Stephen Pryor and Justin Knust are coaching in studio, online, and on the water, as the data-driven founders of Live2Row Studios. While hauling regatta trailers and drinking beers in bars, Stephen and Justin realized that the coaching and training system they'd been developing for youth rowers could be valuable for the larger rowing community. In 2015, they opened the doors to Live2Row Studios in Ocoee, FL, and pivoted during COVID to offer live on-line training. Today, their growing coaching staff uses ErgZone's powerful metrics to provide personalized benchmarks and they are devoted to making a difference for the rowing community. SIDE NOTE: We're grateful to Live2Row for creating a 6-month endurance training plan for our Allies with Oars crews to prepare for Race Around the Rock, an 88k coastal relay race around Salt Spring Island in British Columbia on Aug. 25, 2024.   QUICK LOOK 00:00 - Episode lead-in 02:45 - Rowing week on a scale of 1-10 04:28 - Hot Seat Q&A 13:19 -  Stephen and Justin's rowing origin stories 15:36 - Early days developing as a rower and coxswain with the Orlando Area Rowing Society 18:10 - The culture of suffering and working to change opinions about erg workouts 21:01 - Approaching the erg and culture around masters coaching 25:21 - Live2Row seeks to impact all levels of rowing from the top down, bottom up 29:34 - “Talking about rowing is becoming a better coach” 34:20 - How Live2Row pivoted (and grew) during COVID 38:22 - Live2Row camps are designed around the on-water training schedule AND with basement erg owners in mind 40:10 - The Live2Row community 44:14 - The guys describe the perfect stroke 47:54 - SSN events and initiatives . To see photos of Stephen, Justin, and Live2Row members, and get links to the people, clubs, events, and resources mentioned in this episode, check out the show notes on our website. . This episode was made possible in part by Live2Row Studios, Breakwater Realty, RowSource, and our Patrons. . Steady State Podcast is written, produced, hosted, and edited by Rachel Freedman and Tara Morgan. Tara provides additional audio engineering and is our sponsor coordinator. Rachel manages the website, social media, and e-newsletter. Our theme music is by Jonas Hipper.

Under rowers don't chart the course of the ship, and they don't navigate.  In fact, they can't even see where they're going.

Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by Quidi Vidi lake to get a jump on preparations for the St. John's Regatta.

Welcome to Episode 170 of Pelo Buddy TV, an unofficial Peloton podcast & Peloton news show. This week we cover the following topics: Peloton is testing pace target classes for Tread The Peloton App can now connect to third party rowers (like Concept 2) A new partnership with TrueMed might make it easier to use HSA/FSA money Camila Ramon is now teaching Dance Cardio classes You can now use the “Just Work Out” feature with no internet connection The Peloton Guide can now see pre-show again, and has a new “History” feature There is a bug where some members aren't receiving high fives There was a bug (now fixed) related to using Apple Watches as a heart rate monitor Some owners of the original Peloton Bike are having issues with their metrics. A new “Treasure Hunt” has members follow clues to find old classes in the library. April's artist series will include Jose Gonzalez, Aerosmith, and Fred Again. An artist series with Cardi B took place this week. An artist series with Troye Sivan took place last week. Peloton has some new guided audio / narrated scenic classes. There are some new classes to celebrate Def Jam Recordings 40th anniversary. Assal Arian & Nico Sarani are teaching the first German foam rolling classes. Last week Peloton had several special St. Patrick's Day classes. Jess Sims taught a run with NBA player Mikal Bridges at the studio. Becs Gentry taught a 75 minute run this week. Mariana Fernandez has a 90 minute run coming up in May. Sam Yo will host a meet & greet in Sydney, Australia. Andy Speer will have a paid meet & greet at the Tampa Bay Rays baseball stadium. The Peloton Guide was on sale for $95 during Amazon's spring sales. Peloton is offering a trade-in program in Australia for third party equipment. Peloton is also partnering with AIA Insurance in Australia, giving a 25% discount on Bikes. For both of the past two weeks, Peloton purged a single day of classes each week. Peloton equipment will be available online and at Powerhouse Fitness locations across the UK. You can now get PSNY and PSL apparel online. A spring apparel sale saw discounts of 40% on many items in the Peloton Apparel store. Happy Birthday to Jeffrey McEachern & Becs Gentry. Jermaine Johnson is having a baby. Tunde Oyeneyin was on Season 2 of Life & Beth. Jon Hosking is modeling again. Hannah Frankson is running the London Marathon. Several coaches ran races last weekend. Marcel Dinkins was the MC of the Shamrock Marathon. Emma Lovewell is filming something with Joanna Gaines. Leanne Hainsby was on the Give Me Strength podcast. Leanne Hainsby was interviewed in Women's Health Magazine. Ally Love was on Walmart CEO's podcast. Chris shares the community's class picks of the week. Enjoy the show? Become a Pelo Buddy TV Supporter!  Find details here: https://www.pelobuddy.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ You can find links to full articles on each of these topics from the episode page here: https://www.pelobuddy.com/pelo-buddy-tv-episode-168/ The show is also available via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeloBuddy This episode is hosted by Chris Lewis (#PeloBuddy).

In this episode, Lachlan and Ken discuss the basics of training rowers and how to get the best results.For our free 12-week training program and, free rowing course + stretching guide, visit www.decentrowing.com Support the show

In today's passage, Paul confronts the Corinthians for foolishly measuring by the world's standards. This mistake is leading to pride and divisions as they seek to impress human judges. Instead, Paul shows them that they should be obedient to Christ alone and they are accountable to Christ alone, so they should seek to please God, the perfect Judge, and to live according to His Word.

Welcome to Episode 169 of Pelo Buddy TV, an unofficial Peloton podcast & Peloton news show. This week we cover the following topics: Sam Yo shared that he is writing a book which will be released next year. Peloton's CFO said there are no current plans to rent Treadmills or Rowers. A new report indicates Citigroup is considering a loan for Peloton. An “Experiences” tab is replacing “More” on hardware devices in a new experiment. The Peloton App will now remind you when you have an upcoming milestone. Defected Records will have a residency at Peloton and the first live DJ classes from PSL. Peloton announced 4 NBA ambassadors and had a live NBA ride in studio. A new artist series with Joan Jett took place. Peloton highlights some classes for the week with their “This Week at Peloton” post. Tobias Heinze has a new “Race Prep” collection in German There are two in-person outdoor runs with Peloton (in NYC and London). Marcel Maurer will teach his first English language class next month. Peloton purged a single day's worth of classes last week. There is a new Peloton x Rapha apparel collection. Happy Birthday to Sam Yo & Marcel Dinkins this week. Adrian Williams & Alex Toussaint shared a message for men. Tunde Oyeneyin appeared on Big Thinkers. Callie Gullickson had her last lives before maternity leave. Emma Lovewell was on the “Born to Love” podcast. Jenn Sherman was on the cover of The Barcelona Edition. Jess Sims spoke at the Shape America conference to Health & PE teachers. Olivia Amato had an appearance on Fox. Camila Ramon was featured in Remezcla. Matt Wilpers was on the “Marni On The Move” podcast. DJ John Michael has a new Peloton exclusive Donna Summer remix. John & Amanda share their, and the community's, class picks of the week. Enjoy the show? Become a Pelo Buddy TV Supporter!  Find details here: https://www.pelobuddy.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ You can find links to full articles on each of these topics from the episode page here: https://www.pelobuddy.com/pelo-buddy-tv-episode-168/ The show is also available via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeloBuddy This episode is hosted by John Prewitt (#Kenny_Bania) and Amanda Segal (#Seglo3).

Waitara is a town more associated with rugby league luminaries such as Howie Tamati and Tony Kemp than with elite rowing, but the Clifton Rowing Club is celebrating its best-ever performance at the national championships. Taranaki rowers secured four gold and two bronze medals at Lake Karapiro to finish fourth overall. Our Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin visited Clifton to see what makes it tick.

Rowers and coaches dispute the benefits of making a backsplash when placing the oars into the water at the catch. Why? How can you find out which point of view is correct? Timestamps 00:30 Newsletter sign up is here https://fastermastersrowing.com/newsletter/ You get early notification of all our events, webinars and courses as well as articles, points of view and discussions. 02:00 Backsplash is the upthrowing of water as the oar goes in at the catch. Does it show great skill and bladework timing the placement. Or is it a brake on the forward movement of the boat. 02:45 Valery Kleshnev BioRow explains "When the blade changes direction at the catch, its velocity relative to the boat changes to zero." https://biorow.com/index.php?route=information%2Fnews%2Fnews&news_id=102&fbclid=IwAR3Jf83uzukQkjTmwt_aXbJV5r1STi1B2f8CBWdD8m07-eRSJhHjaLdz0-w A neutral entry into the water. 04:30 More or less backsplash? Backsplash is throwing water towards the bow. Forward splash is throwing water towards the stern. A "V-splash" is a bit of both. 05:15 What happens at the catch? Square before the oar goes in the water. When the seat stops to change direction is the perfect time for the oar to already be under the water. The oar handle moves upwards so the tip of the blade moves downwards towards the water. Hatchet oars have a straight line on the bottom - can you get that line an inch above the water surface? Are you bringing the blade down to the water at the catch so you aren't missing water? Do this first. The oar grips the water before it starts to power the stroke. The change of direction of the seat is the catch. After it goes in the water, how soon can you grip the water. 08:30 When to use backsplash It's a useful teaching aide to teach the blade coming down to the water. First, try to hit the water before your seat changes direction. Lift the handles earlier to do this. Learn where the water is relative to your blade(s) and is it symmetrical. Squaring too late will prevent you getting the timing point at the catch. Roll forward last quarter of the slide with the oars square. Have fewer things to do at the placement. Get more boat speed by working on the backsplash movement. You get the oar buried closer to full compression of the legs so miss less water. You may also find improved stability at the catch as both sides lift their hands simultaneously to create the backsplash. 14:30 How to teach backsplash Start with only half the crew rowing so the boat is stable. Row with square blades to make the catch more simple. Row looking at the oar tip to see how close to the water they can get the spoon before placement. Then row without looking at the oar. Review the handle height and identify a visual reference so they know they have to lift their hands up to that point in order to make the oar spoon go down towards the water. Move onto lifting handles earlier in the recovery from half to three quarter slide. This requires a good high balance as you do it square blades. Then teach backsplash as a timing point against the seat changing direction. Drills to teach the handle movement of the placement. 18:00 Slap Catches - do the recovery feathered - leave the oar feathered and lift the handle up as if putting the oar into the water just slapping the water with a feathered oar at the catch. Alternate with a normal stroke. Listen for the timing of the slap - bow and stroke side. Make it loud. The Piemenov Brothers did this in their pair. Try an exaggeration 10 strokes backsplash then 10 strokes without. It's very hard to do if the boat isn't level.

The country's top rowers and cyclists have scored a significant win over government agency High Performance Sport New Zealand in their bid for better treatment and fairer pay. The Employment Relations Authority has ruled in favour of the Athletes' Cooperative, representing a group of 60 rowers and cyclists, saying they have the right to engage in good-faith collective bargaining with High Performance Sport. Former rowing great Mahe Drysdale says their existing contracts treat athletes as second-class citizens. He says they have little say over their programmes and the top athletes can only earn up to $70,000 a year. New Zealand Athletes Federation boss Rob Nichol spoke to Corin Dann.

  At this time of year, when the summer regattas seem a long time away, the days short, the nights cold and the miles long, it's always good to remember the wise words of St. Hodge.   And so with this in mind, the Northern One reads The Night Before Christmas (for Rowers) - live from Kings (shortly before the carol singers arrived and had him arrested). 

Today's episode is about two books that examine the United States' relationship with other countries during contentious moments in history. First, Here & Now's Robin Young speaks with Daniel James Brown about his book, The Boys in the Boat, which profiles the American rowing team that beat Germany during the 1936 Olympics. George Clooney's film adaptation comes out later this year. Then, NPR's Frank Stasio chats with Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin about American Prometheus, the biography of J. Robert Oppenheimer behind this summer's blockbuster.

It's a rowing reunion for thousands of athletes participating in the annual Head of the Charles Regatta. WBZ's James Rojas is at the finish line in Bosotn with more.

Start your engines! Get to know Indianapolis Rowing Center, host of the 2023 USRowing Masters National Championships. We talk with IRC board President Janet Francis, Masters Head Coach Zach Christopher, and recent LTR grad Lisa Stickley. Developed in the 1980s, the race course at Eagle Creek remains one of the country's premiere venues, host to PanAm Games, World Rowing Championships, NCAA Championships, and a lot more. Get an inside scoop on Vendors Village, course strategy, and IRC, Indy's only rowing club. . QUICK LOOK 00:00 - Intro/Lead-in 02:35 - Welcome and The Huddle 05:06 - Rowing week and local tornado 07:00 - Hot Seat Q&A 12:13 - Rowing origin stories: Zach, Lisa, then Janet 17:50 - Rowing into our 80s 20:19 - Janet's role as IRC president, current challenges and plans/ initiatives  24:13 - A local's perspective on Eagle Creek 27:25 - IRC is the only rowing center in Indy, and offers programs for all ages 30:41 - Volunteering for Masters Nats 31:11 - Recruiting new members 33:18 - Rowers sure do love talking about rowing… 36:46 - the development of IRC at Eagle Creek for a premiere rowing venue 39:55 - committees and community partnerships make big events possible 41:37 - Vendor village, the beach where there shall be no swimming, beer garden, and coxswain tosses are approved. 43:41 - First Masters Nationals experiences 48:51 - IRC Course trade secrets 50:44 - Sign off . To see photos of Janet, Zach, and Lisa, and to get links to the people, clubs, and events mentioned in this episode, check out the show notes on our website. . This episode was made possible in part by RowSource, Barb, EB5 Investors, Concept2, and our Patrons.

Are YouTube and Netflix coming to the Bike? PSL will be renovated and closed to members for 6 weeks. Lanebreak Tread launches this week. Peloton announces Yoga Focus Flow for Rowers. More Americans are working out at home. Peloton stores celebrated Pride on June 24. Dr. Jenn - My wife is using me as a human garbage disposal! Ben Alldis & Erik Jager will be teaching from PSNY in July. Alex Toussaint released his first outdoor class. Tunde was on the New Jersey PBS show Table For All. Cody Rigsby was on Dave Holmes' In Transit. Hannah Frankson was on the Quotes By Christie podcast. Alex Karwoski was on his brother's podcast (Tag Along With A Pro). Runner's World included Selena Samuela as part of a series about Women who found Mental Strength through running. Emma Lovewell was the keynote speaker for Johnson & Johnson's Global Activity Challenge. Angelo/MetPro - Determining your “ideal” weight. LP Giobbi made an in-studio appearance. Lululemon can't move Mirrors no matter how much they mark them down. Does Apple have unannounced fitness features for Vision Pro? Tempo adds 3D body scans and dynamic reps. No live classes on 7/3 & 7/4 - all encore 8 new on-demand dance cardio classes. New scenic classes are available. All this plus our interview with Scott Jenkins!   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.theclipout.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rowers start getting delivered next week. Peloton launches its holiday marketing campaign. There's a UK and a US version of the spot. Affirm's stock drop blamed on Peloton. Peloton partners with Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. Peloton teams up with Sporting Equal for UK Black History Month. Peloton rolls out apparel shopping link on the bike. "All" class selector now available on iOS. PSNY hosted a Peloton Row Showcase. Peloton gets a mention in the new Black Panther movie and on SNL (again). John Foley launches a new business venture. Peloton and Echelon settle all litigation. Dr. Jenn - Help! My husband just discovered Peloton...and he's better at it! Becs Gentry talks about pregnancy with Oura Ring on Ep. 4 of In All Hours. The UK is getting a new Tread instructor. Carly Rae Jepson on this week's LOL Cody. Robin Arzon discussed Web2 on Wednesday. Erik Jaeger took over Tobias' IG to talk about his Manaslu Trail journey. Angelo has tips for increasing protein without increasing cholesterol. New York Times writes about Ashton Kutcher's marathon training. Ashton raise $1 million for his charity. Hydrow is talking smack about Peloton Row. Gyms are hotter than ever in the apartment market. Jenn Sherman Sold Out Show featuring Billy Joel. All this plus our interview with Krissy Blackwood!

Rowers start getting delivered next week. Peloton launches its holiday marketing campaign. There's a UK and a US version of the spot. Affirm's stock drop blamed on Peloton. Peloton partners with Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation. Peloton teams up with Sporting Equal for UK Black History Month. Peloton rolls out apparel shopping link on the bike. "All" class selector now available on iOS. PSNY hosted a Peloton Row Showcase. Peloton gets a mention in the new Black Panther movie and on SNL (again). John Foley launches a new business venture. Peloton and Echelon settle all litigation. Dr. Jenn - Help! My husband just discovered Peloton...and he's better at it! Becs Gentry talks about pregnancy with Oura Ring on Ep. 4 of In All Hours. The UK is getting a new Tread instructor. Carly Rae Jepson on this week's LOL Cody. Robin Arzon discussed Web2 on Wednesday. Erik Jaeger took over Tobias' IG to talk about his Manaslu Trail journey. Angelo has tips for increasing protein without increasing cholesterol. New York Times writes about Ashton Kutcher's marathon training. Ashton raise $1 million for his charity. Hydrow is talking smack about Peloton Row. Gyms are hotter than ever in the apartment market. Jenn Sherman Sold Out Show featuring Billy Joel. All this plus our interview with Krissy Blackwood!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Yale's campus in the 1970s was a complex place for women. The school had only recently admitted female students, and even attending class could feel like a battle. To then take up space in sports as well? It was all very new. ESPN's Allison Glock and “37 Words” filmmaker Nicole Newnham share how some bold Yale women found a valuable tool to seek equity: Title IX legislation. The Yale women's crew team invoked the law when they stripped naked in front of the school's athletic director, a protest against inadequate resources. And around the same time there was Alexander v. Yale, a groundbreaking case that established sexual harassment as gender discrimination, and required procedures to address it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices