What Does a Coxswain Do & Say? - Rowing Crazy
A coxswain may yell “Even Up” when one side is rowing harder or faster than the other side. When the cox wants the crew to stop rowing and just let the shell use its own momentum, they might yell “Let It Run!”

What Does a Cox Say to Rowers? - Paddles Point
A cox is the person who steers the boat and calls out the strokes in rowing. They are responsible for keeping the boat on course and making sure that the rowers are working together efficiently. A good cox will motivate their crew and help them to stay focused and work as a team.

The college rowing coxswain, explained - NCAA.com
Here's what the college rowing coxswain actually does on race day: Communicates with officials. The coxswain is each boat's conduit between the rowers and the officials on the course....

Coxes: Understanding their role and how to coach them - British Rowing
Two top coxes explain how to coach coxes, and discuss the importance of trust, how best to improve and why silence can be compelling.

World Rowing - Secret training behind rowing’s top coxswains
World Rowing talked to three of the world’s top coxswains and found out the secret to their ability to make a boat go fast. Kristen Kit is the coxswain for the Canadian women’s eight. She has three World Championship medals around her neck and is working toward the 2020 Olympics.

What Does a Coxswain in Rowing Do? - Business Insider
On the eight-person rowing teams at the Olympics, among the tall, chiseled men and women powering the boat sits a small, seemingly motionless member in the back of the boat. This is a coxswain,...

The Brain of the Boat: Coxswains are the Smallest Rower with the Most ...
The most important position on a rowing team, the coxswains are the ones responsible for steering the boat. They do this mostly by yelling loudly, but they also use a rudder and a GPS system that displays the boat’s performance metrics, such as speed and strokes per minute, on a screen.

What Is A Coxswain? - The Coxguide
The simple answer is that a coxswain is a person who sits in a rowing shell and directs the rowers like the quarterback on a football team. But the role of a coxswain is much bigger than that and it is a very important position on a team and in a boat.

Unlock the Secrets of Coxswaining: How to Steer Your Crew to Victory
A coxswain is the conductor of the rowing team, responsible for guiding the boat, setting the pace, and providing strategic direction. They serve as the communication hub between the rowers and the coach, ensuring that everyone is aligned and working towards the same goal.

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