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Varsity selection based on individual strength scores Individual skills Team coordination Program organization Strength conditioning Achieving 'Sweep' Rowing technique Psychological dimensions ~3.5 mile races Intercollegiate 8-oared units (also pairs and fours) Selection Criteria Team Composition Objective measurement Men's Team Gender Women's Team Psychological dimensions Strongest members/ poorer technique Seats 5 & 6 Includes team captain Team Members Coach P. Introduction of partnership with "Satan" the strength training coach Athletics Military rank structure Academics Atlanta Training Facility Spring Season Varsity issues escalate within the few weeks before the Nationals Failure to resolve Varsity conflict before Nationals could do damage
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