
Rowing Pieces is a variety show for the rowing community in the form of a weekly podcast produced on Boathouse Row by Philadelphia City Rowing.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsNewsSports | |||

PCR student-athlete Rakimah and Coach Nick interview Arshay Cooper, founder of A Most Beautiful Thing Inclusion Fund. They learn how he came to the sport of rowing, the lessons in leadership he learned as the Captain of Maley Crew, the first all-Blac... more
Something fairly common within our sport is coming up through a rowing program and then returning as a coach. Philadelphia City Rowing is no different, in this respect, in that we have four alumni who coach with the high school teams and several who ... more
Dr. Luna Ugrenović from Greenepsych has been leading sports psychology workshops for Philadelphia City Rowing student-athletes and coaches for the past two years. She stops by practice one Saturday morning to speak with Lilly and Abby about her own r... more
Philadelphia City Rowing varsity captains Lilly and Sasha interview Kevin Leslie, founder and head coach of At The Thousand. They discuss the origins of At The Thousand, Kevin's philosophy on training and testing, and how he approaches longer pieces.... more
Great variety of guests from across rowing with useful information you can apply to your rowing and training.









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