Peter Mallory is writing a history of world rowing, focusing on technique and coaching. He is writing the chapters on Colin Porter and Jumbo Edwards at present and has written to us asking if anyone has experience of the coaching and technique used by them, would they read his draft text and comment.
If you want a copy, please get in touch and we'll send you the pdf as well as connecting you directly with Peter Mallory.
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hello, i am from spain. i have been a rower with my national team since 1982 (i rowed in lightweith division at WC lucern 1982 until WC Sant Catherine 1998 no stop, all the WC and two Olimpics). now i am teaching rowing at universtiy of sport in Sevilla, spain. I was looking in internet about rowing tecnique history and its evolution trhough all these years. I am interested in Peter Mallory chapters PDF to know more about these subject, thanks for your atention and sorry for my english.
I’ll send you the chapters separately. We are very pleased to receive you on this website. Thanks for your comment Jose.
Hello,
I am currently do a research project at my high school on the evolution of the rowing technique and how it affected the sport and i believe this would be a great resource for my research. If you could send those to me that would be great.
Thanks Taylor
Taylor
This book is now in print and published (although expensive).
The extracts for the USA rowing technique that we can find are
Tom Terhar http://www.row2k.com/features/524/Rowing-History–Tom-Terhaar—2001-to-Athens-and-Beyond/#.Uu9T6Xllwrw
University of Washington http://www.row2k.com/features/features.cfm?action=read&ID=562#.Uu9T6nllwrw
Harry Parker versus Rosenberg http://www.row2k.com/features/539/The-Sport-of-Rowing–Parker-vs-Rosenberg–The-Evolution-of-Harry-Parker/#.Uu9URnllwrx
Rosenberg Style http://www.row2k.com/features/555/The-Sport-of-Rowing–Ch–112-115–The-Rosenberg-Style/#.Uu9T9Xllwrw
Mike Teti http://www.row2k.com/features/563/The-Sport-of-Rowing–Chapters-155-156–Mike-Teti-and-the-US-Men-s-Eight–1997-2004/#.Uu9T8nllwrw
And from our own website
Henley upon Thames https://www.rowperfect.co.uk/a-history-of-world-rowing-by-peter-mallory-2/#comments
Hi Rebecca Caroe!
I am doing a paper for my kinesiology class breaking down the technique of rowing. I would like to see the PDF files to also see how rowing has changed. Since, I am a rower myself I’m very curious!
Thank you,
Lillian Torres
Lillian – you can find Peter’s free published work on Row2k.com – just search for his name.
Here are three links I found for you
Hear the Boat Sing
Rosenberg Style
Mike Teti Style
Conn Findlay style
A note from the author Peter Mallory