Line | CHAPTER | PAGE | | I. | Introduction | 1 | | II. | The Rise of Modern Oarsmanship | 26 | | III. | Scientific Oarsmanship | 53 | | IV. | Coaching | 66 | | V. | The Captain | 79 | | VI. | The Coxswain and Steering | 92 | | VII. | Sliding Seats | 102 | | VIII. | Four-oars | 118 | | IX. | Pair-oars | 123 | | X. | Sculling | 127 | | XI. | Boat-building and Dimensions | 142 | | XII. | Training | 153 | | XIII. | Rowing Clubs | 178 | | XIV. | The Amateur, his History and Description | 192 | | XV. | Rowing at Eton College | 200 | | XVI. | Watermen and Professionals | 217 | | XVII. | Laws of Boat-Racing (their History, and Rules of the Road) | 238 | | ‘The Temple of Fame’ | 243 | | Appendix | 313 | | Index | 331 |
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