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sweep rowing. In sculling, each
rower (or oarsman)
holds two oars, one in each hand,
while in
sweep rowing each
rower holds one oar with both hands. There...
- An
indoor rower, or
rowing machine, is a
machine used to
simulate the
action of
watercraft rowing for the
purpose of
exercise or
training for rowing....
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Rower or The
Rower (Irish: An Robhar) is a
small village in
County Kilkenny, Ireland. The
Rower is on the R705
regional road,
roughly 30 km from both...
- A
rower is a
person who
propels a boat
using oars,
typically as a sport.
Rower may also
refer to: The
Rower, a
village in
County Kilkenny,
Ireland Rower–Inistioge...
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Rower woman (in
Swedish called Roddarmadam, literally: "
Rower Madam") was a
female profession in Stockholm, Sweden, from the 15th
century until the early...
-
professional ice
hockey centre Marc
Weber (
rower, born 1972),
German rower Marc
Weber (
rower, born 1997),
German rower Mark
Webber (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- rowing. In
sweep rowing each
rower has one oar,
usually held with both hands. As each
rower has only one oar, the
rowers have to be
paired so that there...
- In the
sport of rowing, each
rower is
numbered by boat
position in
ascending order from the bow to the
stern (with the
exception of
single sculls). The...
- but
rowing requires oars to be
mechanically attached to the boat, and the
rower drives the oar like a lever,
exerting force in the same
direction as the...
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Lunch at the
Restaurant Fournaise, also
known as The
Rowers' Lunch, Déjeuner chez Fournaise, or Déjeuner au
Restaurant Fournaise, is a 1875-1879 painting...
