- Rowing
on the Ohio -- Business First article about the LRC (5/11/98).
(The "three free introductory outings" mentioned in
this article have been discontinued. For info on lessons, email
us).
- A
Story about Sculling Camp -- LRC member Martha Barnette's
account for The New York Times about learning to scull
at the Florida Rowing Center (4/20/99)
- American
Pearl 1999 Atlantic Solo Row
-- LRC member Tori Murden's attempt to be the first woman and
first American to row the Atlantic -- completely alone. (Row,
Tori, Row!)
- University
of Louisville Rowing
-- The latest scoop on UL's rowing program, which currently shares
our boathouse.
- Frequently
Asked Questions about Rowing (FAQ)
-- A good introduction to the basics.
- Row2K
-- One of the most comprehensive online resources for rowers.
If it's about rowing, you'll probably find it here.
-
USRowing
-- Up-to-the-minute stats and results from rowing regattas.
- About.com
-- A well-organized guide that includes good introductory info
for novices, plus a chat room.
- RowingLinks.com
-- A comprehensive list of rowing links that includes clubs, colleges,
parts and equipment, books, and much more.
- WWW
Virtual Library - Rowing -- A list of other great rowing
links.
- Rachele
Quarrell's Rowing Service --
An international rowing site with links to just about everything
imaginable about rowing.
- US
High School Crews Page -- A state by state list of regional
rowing associations, teams, and clubs with high school rowing
programs.
- A
List of Rowing Terms
-- A comprehensive glossary of rowing terminology. Learn why rowers
hate to "crab" and work hard to perfect the "square"
and "feather" of their blades.
- Coast
Guard Kentucky
-- Check out the official Coast Guard regulations and conditions
for the Ohio River.
- Louisville.com
-- More information about the River City that's home to our club.
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"They
bend forward with the height of striving;
The
bronze-tipped ship trembles at the enormous strokes
And
the ocean floor is drawn up from beneath them.
Then
thick breathing shakes
their limbs and parched mouths;
Sweat
flows in streams everywhere."
-- from
The Aeneid, translated by Barry Strauss
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