Kaido wants more 'aggressive' approach

When Jen Kaido rows her second Olympic race early Tuesday morning Eastern Daylight Time, she will do so with a different attitude.

Kaido wants her women's quadruple sculls boat to be aggressive from the beginning of the race, instead of only toward the end which helped the Americans salvage a third-place finish in a heat race on Sunday.

Kaido and teammates Lia Pernell, Lindsay Meyer and Margot Shumway will row in second-chance racing, called repechage, on Tuesday morning. Repechage ensures each boat has two chances to advance from preliminary races because there is no seeding in heats. Six boats will be in the repechage with the top four moving on to a final later in the week.