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OVERVIEW

Rowers or "bogas" is the name that the athletes of this sport receive. Did you know that Rowing is the only sport where participants go back to the course? In addition, the design of the boat and its measurements are applied to the physiognomy of the boats, this directly influences the performance of the regatta of each crew.

HISTORY

Rowing is registered as a competitive sport since the 17th century in England. And it was popularized by the mythical rivalry between the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, which competed on the River Thames.

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