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latest items from - rowing - Google News Easter deals from Keycamp - Easier (press release) Great Eastern Run: Get ready to step up to the mark - Peterborough Today Sandbags in place as Red River rises - CNN Going an extra mile for charity - Tonight Sport Relief: Windsor to Dorney - BBC Berkshire Women celebrate a century on the water - Village Voice Drummoyne Banff film tour to visit Durango - The Durango Herald North Texas at a loss against No. 2 seed Kansas State - Fort Worth Star Telegram Finding the right match - Philadelphia Metro Lakehead looking at starting rowing, curling program - Orillia Packet & Times latest items from - rec.sport.rowing Google Group Re: HRR 8's wins From memory, Stanhope's career progression was Chester City GS - Liverpool U - Royal Chester, none of whom have (recent) HRR wins. And the occasional dalliance with Agecroft. Re: HRR 8's wins There was the Leander 8 who won Thames in 2002 and Ladies in 2004 ish ... people like Richard Edgington ? Also what about Stanhope ? Re: the boat race Depends what you mean by 'guff' - the line-ups (or should that really be lines-up?) for the Blue Boats were announced some weeks ago [link], but let's not forget the women and lightweights [link] Oxford and Isis have a fixture against two Leander eights on Saturday 20 March Re: High Rate? Or Slower Rate? That said, unless you do pull a bit faster, you will not actually go much faster. Walter's absolutely right - rate does not come up in the water. Boat speed _is_ proportional to hand speed yet, due to the cubic relation between speed & power, the boat speed does not rise very much between a firm paddle & a flat-out row, even if the rate also rises from Re: HRR 8's wins Jonny Searle is close but only 3 PE with hampton Grand with GB in 1991, ladies with Molesey lots of 2 wins eg Part of 1996 IC eight won thames in 1995 and PE winners winning thames/temple or if really good going straight to squad and having a crack at the Grand Re: Shimano Rowing Shoe Technical Paper Hi, I think this is an interesting development supported by a rather poor paper - poor science and poor English. It might allow some experiments to determine optimal stretcher angle and should help people with stiff metatarsophalangeal joints but might give them ballet dancer's toe injuries! It might adversely affect balance but Re: High Rate? Or Slower Rate? Remember that the premise of this thread is that you assume the rower/crew can row a race in the same time at either a high rate or a low rate, and, given that, which rate is "better". I agree completely. It's also unlikely the two boats will have the same average speed at 18 spm and 50 spm. I think for Charles' example the low and high rates will the boat race When is the "boat race guff" scheduled to start? The lineups were just announced, right? latest items from - BBC Sport | Other Sports | Rowing | UK Edition Cambridge make Boat Race switch Cambridge make a surprise change to their line-up, with president Deaglan McEachern switching sides just three weeks before the Boat Race. Oxford select Facebook row twins The American twins who sued the founder of Facebook are confirmed in Oxford's crew for the Boat Race on 3 April. Searle pleased with trials result Veteran Greg Searle was satisfied after finishing seventh in his first public trial since announcing his intention to return to rowing for London 2012. Olympic champion Williams retires Britain's double Olympic rowing champion Steve Williams retires from international competition. Flooded boat halts Oxford trial Oxford's Boat Race preparations are hampered after one of their boats fills with water on the Thames during a selection trial. Searle to make 2012 Olympic bid Former Olympic champion Greg Searle sets his sights on competing at London 2012, when he will be 40 years old. Paralympic countdown on for Smith Reading-based adaptive rower Dave Smith continues his conversion from bobsleigh to boat. Rowing coach Platt wins BBC award Rowing coach Bobby Platt from Coleraine is the BBC Sports 2009 Unsung Hero for Northern Ireland. Campbell beats Drysdale on Thames Coleraine's Alan Campbell beats world champion Mahe Drysdale to win the Wingfield Sculls Race. Olympic rowing medallist Annabel Vernon's blog GB rower Beth Rodford's blog BBC Sport journalist Martin Gough's blog World Rowing Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race More than kissing and crying Annabel Vernon on the importance of friends and family

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