- may be
referred to as a
scull, its oars may be
referred to as
sculls and a
person rowing it
referred to as
sculler.
Sculling is
distinguished from sweep...
- the top nine in the
single sculls (both men and women), top
seven in the
lightweight double sculls, fours, and
quadruple sculls, top five in the eights,...
-
Recreational single sculls can be made of a
variety of
materials including carbon fiber, fibergl****, wood or
rotomoulded polyethylene. The
single scull is the 2nd...
- will be
automatically granted a
berth each in the men's and women's
single sculls if it
fails to
qualify for any
rowing event at the
various regattas. Four...
-
weight advantages. The
riggers in
sculling apply the
forces symmetrically to each side of the boat.
Double sculls is one of the
classes recognized by...
- rowing. It is
designed for four
people who
propel the boat by
sculling with two oars, or "
sculls", one in each hand.
Racing boats (often
called "s****") are...
-
medal in Men's
double sculls at the 2016
Summer Olympics in Rio. He had
previously won the
silver in the men's
quadruple sculls at the 2012
Summer Olympics...
- The men's
quadruple sculls competition at the 2023
World Rowing Championships took
place at Lake Sava, in Belgrade. The
schedule was as follows: All times...
- "Lightweight Women's
Double Sculls –
Results summary Heats" (PDF).
World Rowing.
Retrieved 4
September 2023. "Lightweight Women's
Double Sculls –
Results summary...
- the bow
oarsman on the
stroke side. In
sculling each
rower has two oars (or
sculls), one in each hand.
Sculling is
usually done
without a
coxswain in quads...