UCSB Crew - Winter Training

Dark winter mornings on Cachuma Lake are where the UCSB crew spends January through March. Every rower knows that winter season is work season, building fitness and strength is key. Coming off a successful Fall racing season, the Gaucho Varsity Men look to establish their speed and translate it into sprint season.
I do not own any rights to the song used, all credit goes to Axwell and Michael Calfan for the Resurrection Club Mix used in the video.

[@archiej6386]

great squat depth at 0:15

[@akamaxmerc]

95% of our crew never rowed before college. anyone willing to work hard and commit to the sport can excel at it.

[@akamaxmerc]

We have rowers who are your same height sitting in our top boats, and we've been doing very well this season. if you are willing to work hard, you can go far on this team.

[@ooksey249]

Kind of manly that you guys go shirtless for training

[@flipballaz93]

the after exercise burn must be brutal in the mornings lol?

[@gustavoreyes4367]

Great video! I think rowing is awesome. I actually have never rowed. I might be transferring to UCSB and I'd definitely be interested in joining the rowing program. Do you have to have prior experience to join the UCSB crew?

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[@blackbolt123456789]

Can I row for UCSB if I'm only 5'9"? I really wanna row, not cox.

[@connorchatterton7797]

blackbolt123456789 you'd be fine

[@mquill3630]

I'm 5'1 and I'm bow, but I'm only in the 8th grade

[@Ezox2408]

yes but at your age positions in the boat dont really matter, they just go by the rule of whoever is at stroke must be good at timing. the older you are the more your position matters. for example, stroke is timing, 7 is the best technique in the boat, the next four are the "power four" then 2 is essentially a 'backup' stroke and bow is a 'backup' 7. this is just so that even at the end of the boat, timing is kept as well as good technique, which vastly improves the boats speed.

[@masongoettelmann659]

this is pathetic. sorry.