The "Coxless Four" is a rowing boat designed for four rowers who each use a pair of oars. Unlike other rowing boats, it does not have a coxswain, who typically steers the boat and calls the strokes. This type of boat is often used in competitive rowing events, where teamwork and synchronization among the rowers are crucial for speed and efficiency. In a coxless four, the rowers sit in a line, facing backward, and must rely on their own communication to maintain a steady rhythm. This format is popular in international competitions, including the Olympics and World Rowing Championships, showcasing the skill and strength of the athletes involved.