How to pronounce “rowing” in English

rowing in the bay sleeping the night as you would but as things have become more complex he's begun to take alarms right

In rowing there's a phenomena in rowing when a crew is all rowing at the same time in unison and it's just magical, the boat almost lifts out of the water, it doesn't almost it actually

I was rowing crew for the university and also for Ireland, so I knew exactly who I was and where it was going.

Then I pulled the rowing machine every day, 20 kilometers for 5 days,

I was on the rowing team when I was in college.

Let's take rowing. Measure people rowing individually-- you can measure, because it's physical.

But someone rowing a boat across a-- across a river or a lake, and the left side of the screen is almost all in shadows.

When he was rowing, people said, whoa, really muscly and stuff.

Being tall in rowing, all other things being equal, is awesome because it's a physics problem.

So in rowing, for those of you that don't know, when you start, you start with very short strokes to get the boat moving.

In the sport of rowing, for those of you that don't know a lot about it, the coach looks at the different aspects-- the different expertise

So they're rowing in sync-- working in sync, so to speak.

It was rowing 20 miles when it was sleeting and raining and cold and my hands wet."

You start rowing back upstream.

great great big red rowing boat and it turns out they were they're very very helpful indeed um incredibly generous and spirited and generous in spirit and

And he got them to on rowing machines.

Even though I was a national rowing champion, and I was a huge achiever, I wasn't on a level of really being emotionally present.

paddling just about every single day rowing across oceans and Marine water people who are sailing across oceans

Helen Glover had only been rowing for four years when she won this gold medal.

16 of the 17 Olympic rowing gold medalists were 5' 10" or taller.

And they reminded me of Romans rowing these galleons.

Whit was my freshman coach in rowing in college.

So I had had enough of rowing.

--trying to break into the British rowing team.

They call that swing in rowing circles so it's an amazing physical experience is that actually the unison of people being together at the same time creates almost a thriving

and a lot more about making sure you're actually rowing in the right direction.

And he said, these rowing machines will only work if you row in sync with each other, if you're in time with each other.

And yet, I found rowing, the constant enabled me to row and have fun.

to set priorities very effectively and make sure that everybody is rowing in the same direction.

One nice thing about a bike and also rowing is you can directly measure the power that you output.

Yeah, rowing in unison.

I competed in the 2004 Olympic games, in rowing.

it was at that point that I was in England at a rowing regatta.

But what you find with most meetings is this-- the guy who did that rowing experiment I talked before, was a guy called Robin Dunbar.

So that upcoming season, our rowing team lost all of our races.

learning to meditate, and back with my rowing coach back when I was in college, that I just started meditating, and after a while I saw myself climbing up

Or the problems of running a boat with the engine being 175 people rowing it who need to be fed and slept

But if they play happy music, someone rowing their boat across the water, you never even look there.

progressed so there's um the existing technique now to collect data is actually rowing around in a boat and you

So we see in swimming, rowing, running, this convergence of times.

And we have good competition with the Canadian women in soccer and hockey and in rowing as well.

and said, I'm going to do a rowing race across the Atlantic.

for him to phone in that he's crossed the Atlantic in a rowing boat.

And that is what's the worst that can go wrong in a rowing race is, well, you might not get the medal.

You're going to try and win an Olympic gold medal in rowing.

That's me with the red hair about the third from the left on the rowing team shortly after Halloween a couple years ago.

the the remarkable stories that have come in with advice about um sailor rowing voyages because my ancestors did it and this is what they've done and

so i'm curious about the team dynamic i mean he's the one rowing but i don't imagine you can do this on his own yeah

I would see it take root, first as a rowing personal best, and then as a college acceptance letter, and soon you