arm snatching =

bent arms during the first part of the stroke

                                     Extreme bum-shoving

       source: Bundesdruckerei print sheet

          sent to the press fpr publication

Scullers sitting too far away from their stretchers

No efficient finish of the stroke feasible

      Bent legs at the finish of the stroke

Sculls not parallel

Back swing at the finish of the stroke extremely exaggerated

    With such an acute angel in the knees it is

impossible to exert full power on the stretcher.

       Shins must be in a vertical position.

       arm snatching = pulling with bent arms

       during the first part of the stroke

Members of the same crew shall compete wearing identical clothing(Rule 44, FISA Rules of Racing)

             Arms' pull too late

Mi 1894

       MI 1995

       SG 2158

       YV 1754

At this stage of the stroke the blades must be vertical to catch the water!

       MI 883

       SC B527

       SG 1776

       YV 732

sculler sitting too far away from his stretcher

SC 733

                                                                                              Gate not closed

                                                                                                                            Gate not closed

The sculler is much too heavy for this boat - just a small wave could fill it with water!

            The designer took the image of the SLE stamp 1988 (on the far right) and placed it against a new background