COXSWAIN Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of COXSWAIN is a sailor who has charge of a ship's boat and its crew and who usually steers.

Coxswain (rowing) - Wikipedia
Along with steering, they must take it upon themselves to coach the crew. The coxswain acts as the coach's assistant. In the absence of a coach, the coxswain takes responsibility. Being in the boat, the coxswain should be informed of the crews needs and have a good view of technical errors.

What Does a Coxswain Do & Say? - Rowing Crazy
What does a coxswain do? Learn the key role this individual plays in steering the boat, motivating rowers, and guiding the team to victory in races.

What Is a Navy Coxswain's Job? - Chron.com
The coxswain – pronounced "cox's'n" – is an enlisted sailor who has actual, physical control of an open boat small enough to be carried aboard another vessel. In the U.S. Navy, coxswains play a...

The college rowing coxswain, explained - NCAA.com
The coxswain is each boat's conduit between the rowers and the officials on the course. Before the regatta, there is a meeting between the officials, coxswains, and coaches.

Coxswain Commands – San Diego Rowing Club
Coxswain Commands Coxswains Commands In order for the crew to work a team or unit, the cox’n will give specific commands. Most of the commands will be based off of a three part sequence, starting with the description, then the questions “Ready?”, and finally the command to move.

COXSWAIN GUIDE - Old Lyme Rowing
The Coxswain's primary job is to keep the boat moving straight. In addition to steering the boat, the coxswain helps the crew keep the cadence, calls out instructions and the stroke rating.

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.

coxswain, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
coxswain, n. meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the Oxford English Dictionary

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