Spectators at indoor rowing regattas?
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Yes, it is actually more common to have lots of people around you and in the boat bay when doing an indoor race. Enjoy the moment, make the crowd work towards your advantage and just listen to the cheering and pretend its all for you. I have done a couple indoor regatas, so I speak from experience. good luck
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Could you be thinking about the sport of sculling?\n\nhttp://www.imperialboatclub.co.uk/images/sculling_2nd_trials_04/sculling_2nd_trials_04_2.JPG\n\nHere's an article:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sculling
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Find people here with same interest\n\nG-Rob
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http://www.vwvba.com/seating.html\n\nupper level middle section
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To watch? Football\n\nTo participate in? Swimming
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Some true fans will show up.
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The Trafford Arms, Arts Centre (Down St Benedicts), UEA also the pubs will let you in, The Blueberry is a good venue.\n\nI suggest the UEA and Arts Centre
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Well let's see:\n\nFor indoor--->\nAlbania, Argentina, Austria, Azerbaijan(sp?), Belarus, Belguim, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, Croatia, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Japan, Iran, Korea, Tunisia, Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Ireland, Italy, Puerto Rico, France, Qatar, Slovenia, Hungary, Russia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Switzerland, Luxembourg, ETC.\n\nAs you can see many places exist around the globe.  Volleyball is more popular worldwide and has more participants worldwide than basketball, baseball, football and hockey!\n\nCheck out this webiste for the International Volleyball Federation better known as Federation Internationale de Volleyball:\nWWW.FIVB.ORG\n\nThe FIVB governs, manages and communicates all forms of Volleyball and Beach Volleyball worldwide.\n\nHere are some sites for players and teams to look thru...\nwww.houzed.com\nwww.esmgsports.com\nwww.elitevolleyballplayers.com
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Try Crystal Palace Sports Centre
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go to a welcome center.... i think they have some flyers.....
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CROWD - Good Luck Mate
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Haven't got a clue mate...just swallow your pride and browse the article in your local newsagent or WH Smith, for example, where crowds are larger and you will be less noticeable amongst all the others doing exactly the same as you!!!
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Check out Letsplaysoccer.com.  It's an indoor soccer organization that has locations in a number of states. Their website may be able to help you out.
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Concept2 machines are pretty much the best out there.  They do the best job of replicating the feel/motions of real, on-water rowing - that's why just about every rowing team/boathouse uses them.  You might not think that you care about duplicating what "real" rowing feels like, but there's a reason rowing is considered one of the best all-body workouts.  \n\nOne of the other posters suggested seeing if there is anyone local selling a used machine.  My parents bought a lightly-used Concept2 several years ago dirt cheap (about half of what it would have cost new).  The trick is to look in the Classified section of the paper and places like that.  Believe me, you'll be happier with a better machine and more likely to use it.  My parents used to have a "LifeRower" and I couldn't stand it - granted, I used to row in college, so maybe I'm overly picky but I didn't feel like it gave me anywhere near the workout of the Concept2.\n\nGood luck.
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I love people watching! When I used to go into Calais on a cargo ship I'd sit at a pavement cafe' and not say a word. The english tourists alighting from the ferry bus would be so stereotypical. Usually in fours, with the women striding out in front. Then 10 yards behind came the men - usually with their hands in their pockets and a 'what am I doing here' expression on their faces!\nAlso here in the UK I like to sit in Covent Garden Courtyard and watch al the different nationalities delighting in the quartet playing in the corner.\nParties are pretty good people watching venues too.\nAlso, when the pubs used to close at 11 you'd hear the last orders bell and the following scramble as customers realised they only had 10 minutes to pull!! \nMy brother asked me why I sat there smiling and I invited him to sit and watch the headless chickens. He got my point and was a little more subtle about his quest for a invite back for 'coffee' after that!!
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Its really cool. The history of the place is amazing. When your there they have pics of all of the big names that have passed through. I have seen Wu Tang Clan, Weezer and Steve Earl there. Its a smaller venue, so there really isn't a bad seat in the house. If you see a group there you like there, I would recommend it highly.
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yea usaswimming \n\nhttp://www.usaswimming.org/usasweb/DesktopDefault.aspx