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Eirini
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I used to be a rower. I quit some time ago but as you know, rowing is something that stays permanently in mind. I'm still a huge rowing fanHey Eirini, welcome to the forum!!!I was just as glad as you are, and I hope you are a rowing fanatic, or will be one soon!!! We have great members so feel free to ask any of us questions and we'll point you in the right direction!
nameless
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That is very inspiring!!! I know that once I quit rowing it will definitely stay in my mind too. I've hard many good experiences with rowing - some are funny and some are just really beautiful, and I think it has changed who I am today.
I think I sound crazy whenever I express my love for rowing but it really changed my life. I'm a bit sad that you quit rowing, but I think there's a saying that goes "all good things come to and end". Not sure where it will take me, but I'll enjoy it all I can at the moment.
I know that once I quit rowing it will definitely stay in my mind too. I've hard many good experiences with rowing - some are funny and some are just really beautiful, and I think it has changed who I am today.I think I sound crazy whenever I express my love for rowing but it really changed my life.
I'm a bit sad that you quit rowing, but I think there's a saying that goes "all good things come to and end". Not sure where it will take me, but I'll enjoy it all I can at the moment.
Eirini
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I hope you'll never quit rowing. You seem so passionate about itThat is very inspiring!!!
I think I sound crazy whenever I express my love for rowing but it really changed my life.
I absolutely understand why you talk like that rowing. It's so...so addicting. Ah, and the feeling you have when you row is just perfect. Everything's perfect. Even the exhaustion after a race.I'm a non rower but am interested in joining a novice team at my university. I've always enjoyed kayaking and indoor rowing machines. I also love watching races as I'm a New Zealander and as a nation seem to do quite well at the World Champs and the Olympics.
I just read the post of the poster before me and she said even the exhaustion involved after the race is part of what makes rowing so much fun. Hmm I'm a little worried as I get tired just seeing the athletes huff and puff after a race but I imagine there would be a rush of endorphins and a sense of accomplishment.
I just read the post of the poster before me and she said even the exhaustion involved after the race is part of what makes rowing so much fun. Hmm I'm a little worried as I get tired just seeing the athletes huff and puff after a race but I imagine there would be a rush of endorphins and a sense of accomplishment.
That is very inspiring!!!
I think I sound crazy whenever I express my love for rowing but it really changed my life.
You don't sound crazy at all. Being passionate about sport is a good thing. I have taken time out of rowing in the past, mainly because of education and work commitments. I really miss rowing when I don't have the opportunity to do it. Nothing beats the first day back on the water after months of no rowing.
Sacrifice gym
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Hi guys, am kev 29 years old, got my water rower a month ago using it for days I can't get out to the gym and general fitness,few of my hobbies include bjj,MMA,Thai boxing,cycling, and now of course rowing..
Magic Pixel
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Hi everyone, I am new here. I like any sport that involves water. I am here more to learn about rowing and feel like I am part of the sport. Hopefully it will become something I can do in my leisure time someday.