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Crew Rowing/Sculling. I competed for 10 years in college and amateur events.
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| James | 05/02/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks for the prompt feedback. Both time ..... |
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| Gena | 04/26/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thanks for your help! you answered very ..... |
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| Alex | 04/24/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thank you a lot!! |
Hi Courtney: Let me tell you a story. In my very first race, I caught a monstrous crab which nearly broke my nose, stopped the boat dead and caused our crew to finish in last. I was emotionally devastated
Hi Ben: Your erg time is in the Top-10% for rowers you age. That will get a coach's attention. You might need some more race experience and a few medals to prove that you can row as well on the water
Hi Wanda: I'd say you need a total package to be a serious candidate for an athletic scholarship for crew. Your erg time is well above average. A time of 7:37 would put you in the Top-25%. But you also
Hi James: I think you have great potential for recruitment be a U.S. or Canadian college by Senior year. Your above-average 2K time, size and experience all work in your favor. I'd say by Senior, you
Hi Olivia: Your time puts you in the Top-30% for girls your age. In general, novices can see good gains in their 2K times, as it is reasonable that you can get down to 7:50 by the end of the school year

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