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I brought back some hardware from Worlds after all...💍 #engaged #engagementannouncement

It's important to build down time into your training plan to allow your body (and mind!) to recover after a peak performance. I'm enjoying a couple weeks at home in Ithaca before heading back to full-time training in Princeton, and keeping it fresh with a fun and easy family cycle ride along our local rail trail. #drydenrailtrail #familyfunday #cycling #recovery

Well, it was a tough race, and not the result we wanted, but we raced hard, and if it was easy it wouldn't be worth it. Competing at this level again has been everything I hoped and more - and looking back at the race, seeing the passion in everyone's eyes coming together as a team - it's inspiring. We placed 6th overall (that’s us in lane 2), but our journey is nowhere near finished.

Semifinals ✅ And the best part? We’re getting faster each race — even within each race. Today while racing I looked over after 500m to see that we were half a length down on the field and thought, “Well, we've got some work to do, so let's get to it!” In the end, we got the job done: 3rd place and and a ticket to the final on Saturday. Now that we’ve qualified the boat for Tokyo (don’t get too excited—that doesn’t mean I personally have qualified), we can have some fun and race for a medal this weekend. 📸 @usrowing #wrchamps #hottensheim #teamusa #olympicqualifying #roadtotokyo2020 #semifinals

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