Understanding the Head of the Charles Regatta
If you need help keeping up with the Head of the Charles Regatta rowers, this mini-glossary is for you.
Every year, Bostonians become experts in the Boston Marathon, but the same can't be said for the Head of the Charles Regatta, the city's other major international sporting event.
Locals may not be familiar with the lingo used in the regatta, which takes place every October.
Some people may view the sport as exclusive to rich kids with plenty of time, but this stereotype is far from accurate.
These are top athletes from all backgrounds absolutely smoking a race course in your backyard.
The Head of the Charles Regatta features talented athletes from diverse backgrounds competing at a high level.
- Coxswain: the person who steers the boat and coordinates the rowing team
- Scull: a type of rowing boat
- Crab: a term used to describe a rowing mistake
Author's summary: Learn the basics of the Head of the Charles Regatta.
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