2024 Concept2 Ambassadors
Concept2 is about more than just the machine—it's the worldwide community that has grown around our ergs. We are excited to introduce our 2024 Concept2 Ambassadors and celebrate the enthusiasm, fresh ideas, and camaraderie they bring to their unique communities. From Olympic athletes, to veterans, to coaches and business owners, to fitness advocates, to cancer and addiction survivors, our ambassadors exemplify what it means to be Powered by Sport and Driven by Community. Check out their bios below and head over to their social media pages to follow their journeys. Continue Reading ›
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Being part of the rowing culture can be inspiring, life-changing, welcoming and an avenue to friends for life. Breaking into the rowing culture is not always easy or a given. It is known to be a very traditional sport and, in many countries, it prevails at private schools where white skin dominates. 
The Concept2 Juneteenth Challenge is a one-day virtual event on June 19 that coincides with Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in 1865 in the United States. We invite you to join us for the fifth annual Juneteenth Challenge and do a small part to celebrate African American freedoms and achievements. 
Aviron has recently launched their new app, which brings another digital tech choice to Concept2 RowErg users. Thanks to our open platform, the app is readily compatible with the Performance Monitor (PM5). Aviron’s big selling point for Concept2 users is that they offer a gamified approach to rowing. 
National Learn to Row Day kicks off this year on Saturday, June 1. Rowing clubs across the United States are encouraged to welcome and celebrate newcomers to our sport via this annual Learn to Row Day tradition. Best of all, it's FREE! 
Alex Gregory’s pivotal moment came out of what he considered to be failure. He’d been rowing since he was 17, had been a regular on the British National Rowing Team, but, he says, “I was doing okay on the outside. Inside, I was hating it. I nearly stopped; I’d never won a race. I was nowhere near that. My life revolved around performing and I wasn’t performing.” 