Bert Cocu

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Bert Cocu (born 1964) is a Dutch rowing coach.

Cocu started rowing at the student rowing club Okeanos, Amsterdam where he had several committee jobs and was at one point vice-president of the club.

He started coaching in 1990 and since 1996 he has coached the women's SA level. His crews have won several national championships (W2-/4-/8+) and international medals (world cup and world championship). He was assistant to Duncan Holland in 2002 and 2003 and founder and project leader of the Women's Eight until the Olympic Qualification Regatta. Since 2003 he has been Development woman's coach at the Royal Dutch Rowing Association


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