- two
hands and from
stern sculling,
which uses an oar to
propel a
vessel with side-to-side
movements from the stern.
Sculling is a form of
rowing in which...
- both
physically and mentally:
single sculling is
sometimes known as 'king's class'.[citation needed] The
single scull is one of the
classes recognized by...
-
symmetrical forces in
sculling make the boat more
efficient and so the
double scull is
faster than the
coxless pair. A
double sculling skiff has a similar...
- and contradictory, and
varies by context.
Stern sculling may also
simply be
referred to as "
sculling", most
commonly so in a
maritime situation. In fresh...
-
connected to the boat.
Rowing is
divided into two disciplines:
sculling and
sweep rowing. In
sculling, each
rower holds two oars, one in each hand,
while in sweep...
- Look up
scull in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scull may
refer to:
Scull, a kind of oar used in
sculling, a form of rowing, a
technique to
propel watercraft...
- An
octuple sculling s****,
often simply called an oct and
abbreviated as an 8x or 8x+, is a
racing s**** used in the
sport of rowing.
Unlike the eight...
- rowing. It is
designed for four
people who
propel the boat by
sculling with two oars, or "
sculls", one in each hand.
Racing boats (often
called "s****") are...
- pairs, with one hand on each oar, is two-oar
sculling. The oars may also be
called sculls. Two-oared
sculled craft include:
Adirondack guideboat Banks dory...
- "Diversifying
Rowing –
Hinksey Sculling School and
Janousek & Stampfli".
Junior Rowing News.
Retrieved 18 May 2024. "Venues".
Hinksey Sculling School.
Retrieved 7...
