Rowing dictionary – N

Neck

The thinnest part of an oar.

Lack of balance

fault where the boat is not level but rotates on its longitudinal axis. Main articles: Lack of balance in the scull boat and Lack of balance in the sweep boat

Lack of cadence

fault where the rowing rhythm of the crew is not right. Main article: Lack of cadence.

Lack of core stability

fault that prevents the boat to stay level. Main article: Lack of core stability (and balance).

No pressure after the catch

fault where the pressure builds up too slowly after the catch. Main article: No pressure after the catch.

No clean recovery

fault where the rowers touch the water during recovery. Main article: No clean recovery .

Not enough lay-back

fault where the rower sits too upright at the finish. Main article: Not enough lay-back.

Not sliding far enough

fault where the rower does not slide far enough. Main article: Not sliding far enough.

Novice

Term used to describe someone who has very little rowing experience.

Numbering

See: Seat number.

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