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# Rowing

The Rowing event is unlocked after reaching player level 10 and can be accessed from the Rowing Canal venue.

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The Rowing event is a sport of speed and endurance.  Players must TAP when the cursor reaches the green zones at the edges of the bar at the bottom of the screen to complete the stroke.

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Tapping outside the green zone lowers your speed.

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TAP rapidly when going through a checkpoint. &#x20;

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TAPs will fill the speed meter at the bottom of the screen to maximize your speed.

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## How many rounds are there to medal in this event?

The player must qualify in the first two rounds in order to reach the medal round.  There are a total of 3 rounds for the Rowing event: the quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the finals medal round.&#x20;


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