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Who's coxing the Olympic boats? This year, they both had one thing in common, and not just with each other.
The 10 Things Sam Ojserkis Had in His Bag to Cox the U.S. Men's Eight+
Regatta Poll: Calls You Keep Up Your Sleeve Because They Work... and Calls You've Trashed Because They Don't Work
It's your job to get your rowers to the starting line warmed-up and ready to go. Executing a strong race warm-up is key.
Calling a great head race takes a strong race plan and lots of calls in your back pocket.
Dorris Sturges was the coxswain for Wellesley College in 1943. She says she was born too soon.
Face forward. See across the lanes. Find your voice...
Lessons from singer and choral director Ashley Albert help you find resonance and care for your voice.
You’ve had it before, but never like this! Tried-and-true gazpacho gets a shake-up from watermelon and fresh cherries and the result is a packed punch of nutrients and flavor that will keep folks coming back for more. Grab your cutting board and a chopping knife and let the fun begin!
Karissa Silva steps us through a stair and ladder workout that will crank your cardio and zoom your focus.
This issue's Rules of the Row covers equipment requirements.
"I was a lot smaller than other people my age," Sujin Kim smiles as she explains how she found the coxswain seat. Cox Spot focuses on Kim's experience breaking into faster boats and moving through the ranks of coxing in high school.
Resolute Racing Shells invited us into their factory. What we found were more coxing-specific details that we expected.
Your Call by Andrew Seta
Sometimes we're not talking about the dock...
Coxswains say the strangest things...