About Ayodya Rowing Club
Ayodhya Rowing Club
We are embarking on a remarkable journey that has the potential to revolutionize sports in India. This is the inspiring story of the rowing legacy built from the ground up by Olympian Dattu Bhokanal and his Ayodhya Rowing Club.
What is Rowing?
Rowing is a water sport in which athletes propel a boat using oars. It is a unique blend of skill, strength, and endurance. Beyond physical fitness, rowing also fosters mental resilience, discipline, and strong team spirit.
Rowing in the Olympics
Rowing has been an integral part of the modern Olympic Games since their early years. It serves as a true test of both the physical and mental capabilities of athletes.
Types of Rowing
In sculling, each rower uses two oars, one in each hand.
Examples include:
- Single Sculls (1 rower)
- Double Sculls (2 rowers)
- Quadruple Sculls (4 rowers)
- Octuple Sculls (8 rowers)
In sweep rowing, each rower holds a single oar, positioned on
either side of the boat.
Examples include:
- Pair (2 rowers)
- Four (4 rowers)
- Eight (8 rowers)
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