Small blisters (small raised bubbles on the skin filled with fluid) found on the inside base of fingers (though sometimes on the inside top knuckle of pointer of middle finger, tip of pinky finger, or inside knuckle of thumb) usually caused by extensive rowing, especially when a crew rower attempts sculling or a coxswain attempts rowing in general.
crew friend: *screams*
me: dude what's wrong?
friend: i got me some blisties from sculling practice
me: w e a k
stroke seat: my coxswain from last year is crying!! what do i do?
bow seat: oh, she grew four inches so she has to row this year and she got a bunch of blisties
me: dude what's wrong?
friend: i got me some blisties from sculling practice
me: w e a k
stroke seat: my coxswain from last year is crying!! what do i do?
bow seat: oh, she grew four inches so she has to row this year and she got a bunch of blisties
by crewmur October 16, 2018