This is stated by the Norwegian Rowing Association in its press release.
Preparation for EC is done through stay at high altitude, which relates to the best possible preparation towards the main goal, namely the WC in September.
Altitude stay takes place for rowers for the first time in Norway. The national team lives and exercises in the open field in Juvasshytta at an altitude of 1,850 meters above sea level. Rowing takes place on the six-kilometer Høydalsvatnet in Lom.
Borch is in one scull. Earlier this summer, Horten’s men confirmed that he would continue his career in singles scull and aim for the Paris Olympics in 2024. There he made one last attempt to become an Olympic champion.
Troops:
Sole scavengers: Birgit Skarstein, Christiania.
Women’s Singles Scull: Siri Eva Kristiansen, Drammen.
Women’s doubles Scull: Thea Helseth and Jenny Marie Rørvik, Aalesund.
Women’s lightweight doubles Scull: Oda Madland Aagesen, Kristiansand and Maia Emilie Lund, Bergen.
Men’s singles Scull: Kjetil Borch, Horten.
Men’s light singles Scull: Oskar Sødal, Kristiansand.
Men’s doubles Scull: Martin Helseth, Aalesund and Erling Holst yasæter, Os.
Men’s doubles: Jonas Slettemark Juel, Norwegian Student, Erik Andre Solbakken, Moss, Jan Oscar Stabe Helvig, Norwegian Student, Kristoffer Gjesland Brun, Bergen.
Four sons: Ole Amund Storlien, Norwegian student, Petter Myhre Tufte, Norwegian student, Andreas Eriksen, Bærum, Mathias Føyner Wie, Bergen.
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