It is actually true that they expose their gluteus Maximus to the seat of the shell especially when they are sculling as there is more pull than in a sweeping boat. The American class crew teams don't have the same conditions as Australian crew teams. American teams are usually on a calm river or lake, whereas Australian teams are mostly out on the choppy ocean. Just a little crew info for anyone interested.
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