Audra and Elisa dissect collegiate lightweight rowing, restrictive eating, abuse of diuretics, and liability loopholes. This episode pairs best with a hell of a lot of water and a Clif Bar, ‘cause you’re gonna need it. Images and Video Time Stamps Rowing: How Hard Could It Be? 13:56  Book Recommendation Sick Enough: A Guide to the Medical Complications of Eating Disorders, Jennifer L. Gaudiani  Keep the conversation going  Email us at culturecolander@gmail.com Follow us! Sources “Eating, Weight, and Dieting Disturbances in Male and Female Lightweight and Heavyweight Rowers,” C. Sykora, C.M. Grilo, D.E. Wilfley, K.D. Brownell “Five Most Common Rowing Injuries (and How to Prevent Them),” Christopher C. Dodson, M.D.  “Intercollegiate Rowing Association 115th Annual National IRA Regatta Invitation and Entry,” Thomas J. Sullivan “Panorama 2020 10 19 Sports Hidden Crisis,” Dr. Caleb Cheung   “Prevalence of Eating Disordered Behavior in Collegiate Lightweight Women Rowers and Distance Runners,” K.A. Karlson, C.B. Becker, A. Merkur  “Rowing: How Hard Could It Be?,” Wall Street Journal   “The Truth About Lightweight Rowing,” Gretchen Geraghty  “Winklevoss Twins Rowing”  “Your Complete List of Women’s Rowing College Rowing Teams,” NCSA College Recruiting  “Youth Lightweight Events Will No Longer be Offered at USRowing Regattas,” Ed Hewitt This podcast is powered by Pinecast.