What do you do when everything goes wrong in Rowing? Just ask Boathouse Ambassador Stuart McDonald and crew who had to physically and mentally overcome a barrage of bizarre challenges while competing last year in Yangzhou. From being assigned the wrong boat to “the bow of the boat not being on the boat anymore”, this crew had to think quick and improvise to make it to the finish line. Read Stuart's Story.
Two years ago, Jamie fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a rower after graduating Carnegie Lake Rowing Association's prestigious Rowing Masters Program. A competitive athlete her entire life, she knew that if she were going to make it to Sarasota she'd have to train harder and work faster than anyone else in order to compete against the other well seasoned athletes at Worlds. Read Jamie's Story.
Boathouse Ambassador Tymir Green-Ellis shares his perspective on life as a rower – From the dreaded "canoeing comparison" to the agony of watching a novice on the erg, a rower’s life is something that not everybody can understand. Here's Tymir's top 7 things most people outside of rowing culture will never get.
