Rowing teams consist of groups of athletes who work together to propel a boat through water using oars. Each team member has a specific role, and they must synchronize their movements to achieve maximum speed and efficiency. Rowing can take place in various types of boats, including sculls and eights, depending on the number of rowers and the style of rowing. Teams often compete in races on rivers, lakes, or oceans, showcasing their skills and teamwork. Rowing is not only a physically demanding sport but also emphasizes discipline, strategy, and communication among team members. Many schools and clubs have rowing programs to encourage participation and develop talent.