NEWS

BOSTON, Mass. – Bronson Ingram sat on the steps of Boston University’s Agganis Arena Sunday somewhat unhappy with how he had done in his event at the 2016 C.R.A.S.H. – B Sprints World Indoor Rowing Championships. He felt better later and was one of several competitors who shared his experience and reasons for rowing in a USRowing video recap of the event.

Support the U.S. national team as USRowing challenges you to join the #RowtoRioChallenge!

Kris Korzeniowski's March training plan focuses on maintaining a strong aerobic base while taking the opportunity to prep the body for the beginning of race season in April.

A Pittsburgh native and a Notre Dame alum - Amanda Polk watched from the grand stands at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. This year, however, Polk plans to be part of the action in Rio de Janeiro. Check out her official Row to Rio playlist as Polk gets ready for her own journey as an Olympic hopeful.

Welcome to the danger zone - the warm up and practice area of any regatta proves challenging to coaches, coxswains and rowers. Learn how to stay safe in these tumultuous waters.

USRowing is proud to announce that Boathouse Sports is now the exclusive outfitter of the U.S. Junior National Team including all racing gear, training gear and apparel in its quest for gold at the 2016 World Rowing Championships in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Rowers from around the world and across the country met in Boston University’s Agganis Arena on Sunday to share a single experience–competing in the 2016 C.R.A.S.H. – Sprints, World Indoor Rowing Championships, where the coveted hammer trophy is awarded for each event.

As USRowing's Freedom Rows initiative continues to grow in cities across the country, more and more U.S. veterans are participating in the sport. At the 2016 C.R.A.S.H.-B Sprints, World Indoor Rowing Championships in Boston on February 28, a team of, recovering, injured vets will be racing along with 2,300 athletes from around the world for the first time in the event's history.

In 3-on-3, our experts answer three questions and offer unique insights, which have helped them and others along the way. This month we talked to Steve Hargis (USRowing Junior National Team head coach), Sarah Trowbridge (2012 Olympian and 2015 coach of the Senior men’s pair) and Gregg Hartsuff (men’s head coach at the University of Michigan) about the transition from winter training back to the water.

Vitamins and minerals can be an important tool for a young rower's exercise performance when used correctly. While many rowers get an adequate supply of nutrients through a balanced diet, vitamins and mineral supplements can be used as an insurance policy against poor food choices and eating behaviors.

The 2012 Olympic bronze medalist Henrik Rummel is gearing up for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Watch his interview and hear what he is doing to get ready as he prepares for this summer's games.

Coaching a successful program isn't easy, but with the right goals and strong leadership, winners can be made. Check out this library of coaching videos from some of the top coaches in the country to learn how to take YOUR program to the next level.

The Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista will play host to the first USRowing Coxswain Clinic Series of 2016 on March 26. USRowing Training Center coxswain and 2016 Olympic hopeful Kendall Schmidt will host the event which will also offer a tour of the training center after the program.

Sports Facilities Advisory (SFA), USRowing, and RowAmerica have formed a strategic alliance to expand the sport of rowing. This alliance will provide strategic planning, funding, management expertise, and services to those interested in developing new rowing clubs or enhancing existing clubs.

PRINCETON, N.J. – USRowing is pleased to announce that cash awards will be presented to the top performers at the 2016 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Team Trials – Rowing. The event, scheduled for April 17-24 at Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota, Fla., will determine several crews that will compete at the 2016 Olympic Games and at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

How well do you know Katelin Snyder, the Rio hopeful vying for the coxswain spot in the two-time defending Olympic champion U.S. women's eight? Here are five fun facts to get you started.

The Institute for Rowing Leadership at Community Rowing, Inc. along with the national governing body for rowing in the United States, USRowing, today announced the early decision members of the Class of 2017- Advanced Certificate in Rowing Leadership program.

The selection process for the crew that would row in the Olympic Trials for the Vesper Boat Club in 1964 had been going on for a while before the day that Bill Stowe walked into the storied boathouse in Philadelphia.

Over the past week, media attention has focused on the current Zika virus outbreak in South America, Central America and the Caribbean. It is understandable that members of the rowing community intending to travel to Brazil for the Olympic Games have concerns and questions about the health risks posed by this virus.

The long wait for the final year of the 2016 Olympic Cycle is finally over. From cities around the country, athletes hoping to make the Olympic and Paralympic teams that will compete this summer in Rio de Janeiro have been transitioning from the long fall and early winter days of base training and making their way to locations where they will focus on the weeks leading up to the official beginnings of the selection process.

When Harry Nyce began handling regatta timing systems, he was “writing down numbers at the Eastern Sprints. We sent the times over and put them on big poster boards.”

USRowing to pleased to announce the results of the 2016 USRowing election. After weeks of voting, the six association governance positions – four on the Board of Directors and two Referee Coordinator positions – have been filled.

Rowing in cold weather is a reality for many rowers who participate in the sport. Even in warm weather locations, winter mornings can be very cold, and special precautions should be taken to make sure workouts are as safe and productive as possible.