UCLA Men's Rowing

10/07/09	One Stroke at a Time This week the novice rowers were fully integrated into the team. In each of the six morning practices this week novice and varsity rowers rowed in mixed lineups. The returning guys provided the example of form and intensity for the novices. Afternoon workouts in the weight room and on the erg provided further physical preparation for rowing. Monday was a lift with varsity and novice rowers exerting themselves side by side to complete their sets of dead lifts, incline bench press, pull ups and one legged squats. Wednesday was an interval workout on the erg of 1000m pieces. Each varsity rower partnered with a novice and everyone alternated between rowing their piece and encouraging their partner. Friday ended the week with a 6000m erg test for the entire team, the first true test of the novices? Endurance and strength. Last week they had observed us test, and this week, doing it alongside us I could tell that the novices realized what sort of physical and mental challenges rowing would present them.-Brian Belleville, '11"One Stroke at a Time" is a weekly update on the Crew, from the pen of a current team member.
10/01/09	One Stroke at a Time Week One began with a team meeting for all the prospective novices. The current crew explained to a large group of interested and excited men and women what rowing at UCLA is all about. Over the next few days we put the novices through their paces with a series of grueling events to test their strength and stamina. On Wednesday we decided to demonstrate the strength and determination rowing for UCLA requires with a six kilometer ergometer test. The varsity got off to a great start with the vast majority of the team achieving a P.R. (personal record). I remember last year when I was a novice and the first time I saw the varsity erg test. I could see the expressions of pain and fatigue on their faces and still they continued on, undeterred until they hit the digital finish line, and I knew that this was a sport I wanted to be a part of. That type of passion and drive is what I and the other varsity members have been attempting to instill in these potential novices. Based on the excited looks in their eyes when we first took them out on the water this Saturday we have succeeded. I think it's going to be an exciting year for UCLA rowing and I am really looking forward to it.-Sean Cully, '10"One Stroke at a Time" is a weekly update on the Crew, from the pen of a current team member.
6/18/09	2008-2009 UCLA Rowing Individual Awards
05/04/09	Bruins Out Sprint British Columbia at Opening Day
04/28/09	UCLA Cruises Past Trojans in Rivalry Race
04/18/09	44th Annual Newport Invitational
04/10/09	Bruins Have Mixed Results at Crew Classic
4/1/09	Bruins Struggle at Pac-10 Challenge
03/20/09	Novice 8 Overcomes Crab to Place Second
3/9/09	Bruins Open Season Against Loyola Marymount
11/24/08	UCLA Wins Head of the Harbor
11/17/08	Bruin Fall Novice Regatta
11/05/08	Varsity Squad Competes at Newport Autumn Rowing Festival
6/17/08	2007-2008 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS
6/01/08	Bruins Compete at IRA Championship for Last Time
04/28/08	UCLA/USC Dual Cancelled
2/28/08	Bruins Erg (a-thon) to Pac-10 Championship
11/10/07	UCLA Men Take Three Top Five Finishes
11/05/07	Head of the Marina
06/05/07	2007 IRA CHAMPIONSHIPS
05/11/07	Bruins Take on Challange of Pac-10 Championship
04/28/07	UCLA Men Cruise Past Trojans
4/21/07	Bruins Compete at SIRA Regatta
04/14/07	UCLA Back to Winning Ways
04/02/07	UCLA Races to Photo Finish
03/17/07	Bruins Win Three of Four Races
03/10/07	UCLA Opens Season with Win over LMU
	PCRC/Pac-10 Championships
	Message from F.O.U.R.
	Second Varsity Eight Captures Bronze at First ACRA Championship
	Bruins Head to Lake Cachuma The UCLA Men's Rowing Team are heading to Lake Cachuma in Santa Barbara to race UC Santa Barbara in a dual on Saturday, April 16th. The Bruins are coming off of a tough race last weekend in the Newport Regatta and are ready for this next challenge. Race Schedule8am V8 (UCLA, UCSB)8:25am 2N8 (UCLA, UCSB)8:50am N8 (UCLA, UCSB)9:15am V4 (UCLA, UCSB)
	UCLA Raced UCSB The UCLA men’s team travelled to Lake Cachuma to race UC Santa Barbara last Saturday April 16th. The varsity men started the day with a seat for seat race beating the Gauchos by 1.2 seconds. The novice squad improved their racing since their last meeting closing the gap between them and UCSB by around 30 seconds. The 2nd novice 8 had a seat for seat race against the Gauchos coming up short by 1.4 second.Official ResultsVarsityUCLA5:59.2UCSB6:00.4Novice UCSB6:15.4UCLA6:30.1Varsity FourUCSB6:58.4UCLA7:12.02nd Novice 8UCSB 3N 6:33.5UCLA 2N 6:34.9 NEXT UP: UCLA AND USC AT BALONA CREEK SATURDAY APRIL 23, 2011. SCHEDULE COMING SOON
	UCLA Adds Robert Hermann to Coaching Staff
	Bruins Travel to San Diego Crew Classic The Bruins are traveling to compete at the San Diego Crew Classic on April 2nd and 3rd. The Varsity crew has just come off of wins against Loyola Marymount University, Orange Coast College and University of San Diego. Please check the Crew Classic website at www.crewclassic.org for updated schedule and race day information.
	Bruins Post Solid Wins in Season Opener
	UCLA Varsity Win Two of Three
	Bruins Have Solid Results at Crew Classic
	UCLA Captures Two Silvers at Newport Regatta

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