ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we're joined by Patrick Dent, Assistant Coach at Williams College Men's Crew, the Division III program.
Patrick gives us a rare look inside what it takes to row at America's top ranked liberal arts college, from what makes a recruit stand out to what Division III can offer an athlete that Division I cannot.
What to expect:
- The standards, academically and on the water
- What Division III offers that Division I cannot, and the type of athlete it actually suits
- An insight into the programs culture, winter training in the Berkshires, and how they balance top academics and elite rowing
- The rowing style that makes a Williams crew a Williams crew and how they teach this to the new recruits each year.
- What Patrick wishes he had known when he went through the recruiting process himself
This is the perfect episode for anyone wanting to learn more about the D3 college recruiting process.
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