
Trajectory Beats Your Current Split: What Coaches See in an Improvement Curve
This article explains why the curve carries more information than the split, what a healthy curve looks like at your age, and how to show yours to a coach.
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The Freshman Transition: What Happens to Your Training Load in College Rowing
The jump from junior to collegiate rowing is the largest sustained increase in training load most rowers will ever experience, and it arrives bundled with every other adjustment of leaving home. This article lays out what the evidence says about that jump, why it carries real injury risk, and what preparation actually helps.
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The 2K Is the Filter, Not the Finish Line
The 2K erg score opens a recruit's file. What top programs publish and what coaches say shows how selection actually works once the threshold is cleared.
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Strength Training for Rowers: What the Research Says About What Works
Strength training produces a real but modest improvement in rowing performance, it is safe for adolescents when supervised properly, and it earns its place in a training week without ever displacing the aerobic work that actually drives boat speed.
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