The app and the game.

An app that reads your race. A game that lets you row one.

The app

The Head of the Charles course drawn from a real GPS track, start line to finish line, every bridge marked

Gate to Gate

Reads the file off your SpeedCoach or CoxBox and gives you everything in it: time and split by the stroke, rate, every leg between the bridges, your fastest and slowest 500, your line laid over the river. And the one thing nobody else measures: how good was your line? The distance the race says it is, against the distance you actually rowed, measured exactly from the start line to the finish line, whenever you pressed the button.

Head of the CharlesBoston. Three miles, six bridges, the Weeks turn and the Big Turn. Head of the FishSaratoga. Fish Creek, the bridge, the long straight. Princeton ChaseLake Carnegie, start to finish.

The game

A frame from The Hutchinson River Run: the single from above, the river and its marks behind

Trust your cox.

You row facing the stern. The cox sees what you can't and tells you what to do. Your catch timing is the throttle.

The Hutchinson River RunOff the 95, under the Parkway, under the railroad, Shore Road is the line. The Head of the CharlesDistance rowed is the score. Cut it tight and risk the bridge.