#coxie

[kecobe]

Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian Michiel Coxie I (Flemish; 1499–1592) 1575 Oil on panel Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA), Antwerp, Belgium

[rowingislove-rowingislife]

was only a matter of time until I got a rowing tattoo || (my home dock at Elk Lake)

[pbliz]

I need some rowing mutuals!

I'm a sculler/sweeper/cox/and assistant coach and i wanna get to know some more rowers on tumblr, so hmu?

[rowingislove-rowingislife]

7/17 || Elk Lake Boathouse

[kronieken]

Het verdwenen Portus Icius

Voor Caesar ligt in 56 voor Christus de weg naar Engeland wijd open. In deze nederlaag hebben onze voorouders zo veel schepen en zo veel volk verloren, dat ze niet in staat zijn Caesar nog verder het hoofd te bieden. In augustus van het volgende jaar onderwerpen ze zich aan Caesar. De Romeinse era is nu definitief aangebroken. Ze zal vierhonderd jaar duren. Aanvankelijk gebeurt die onderwerping…

Het verdwenen Portus Icius

[the-king-of-tractor]

[oneinchbarrier]

[paperplainthoughts]

Dear coxswain

You are better than your weight

You are better than forcing yourself down in weight

You do more than just sit in a boat

Your worth does not correlate with your weight

You need to be okay with being over 110 if it means being phisically and mentally healthy. You MUST be okay with the idea of that weight.

And if your coach is telling you to go down in weight despite health risks and despite how you see your body, that coach isn't work it

If you cannot be healthily under the weight set for you to be on the team QUIT THE TEAM.

Lightweight rowing was the most stressful time for me as far as weight goes. The vision of my body changed drastically. I didn't eat sometimes, and yes, that was my fault and not my coaches. But it was WRONG, and it was bad for me. Even with good coaches, we do bad things. If you cannot healthily be a coxswain or rower you must quit.

No team or sport is worth physically and mentally destroying yourself.