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Drew Ginn has a new post and some photos
Drew Ginn has updated his blog with a mirror-image post to Duncan Free, his pairs partner. He philosophises about fulfilling your ultimate rowing potential, plus he has some photos.
Drew Ginn has updated his blog with a mirror-image post to Duncan Free, his pairs partner. He philosophises about fulfilling your ultimate rowing potential, plus he has some photos.
Gearóid Towey reflects on making weight as a crew and how alluring the Olympic Village dining hall is.
I have to admit this is my first time blogging. I was honored when I was asked by row2k to give a bit different view on what is happening here in Beijing.
So life can be pretty boring during competition. We are staying out by the course in a hotel. Us, the Canadian team, as well as the American, Italian and Greek rowing teams are all out here in the same hotel.
I just finished watching the first semi of the men’s single scull and what a nail biter that was. I was carefully watching the Belgian single sculler. Hats off to him
As I look at the time sheet of the first men’s single scull semifinal, I remember different strategies my competitors and I had. In this 2008 semi, Olympic patience is what stands out when I read the times of the top three qualifiers.
My latest update comes with a warning on the dangers of the over enthusiastic consumption of chocolate bars.
With the Olympics well and truly under way, the hosts are still playing a blinder. Torrential rain for the last two days here has failed to dampen the spirits of both athletes and volunteers alike.
Today is a very special day. It is race day.
Our main opposition will come from the Australians, the Chinese, the British, French, the Slovenians and the Estonians. So – just about everyone! It will be tough even to make the final.
Drew Ginn has updated his blog with a mirror-image post to Duncan Free, his pairs partner. He philosophises about fulfilling your ultimate rowing potential, plus he has some photos.
Gearóid Towey reflects on making weight as a crew and how alluring the Olympic Village dining hall is.
I have to admit this is my first time blogging. I was honored when I was asked by row2k to give a bit different view on what is happening here in Beijing.
So life can be pretty boring during competition. We are staying out by the course in a hotel. Us, the Canadian team, as well as the American, Italian and Greek rowing teams are all out here in the same hotel.
I just finished watching the first semi of the men’s single scull and what a nail biter that was. I was carefully watching the Belgian single sculler. Hats off to him
As I look at the time sheet of the first men’s single scull semifinal, I remember different strategies my competitors and I had. In this 2008 semi, Olympic patience is what stands out when I read the times of the top three qualifiers.
My latest update comes with a warning on the dangers of the over enthusiastic consumption of chocolate bars.
With the Olympics well and truly under way, the hosts are still playing a blinder. Torrential rain for the last two days here has failed to dampen the spirits of both athletes and volunteers alike.
Today is a very special day. It is race day.
Our main opposition will come from the Australians, the Chinese, the British, French, the Slovenians and the Estonians. So – just about everyone! It will be tough even to make the final.
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