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As the sun sets on the final day of Europe’s largest student rowing event, it’s time to reflect on the first four-day BUCS Regatta. More
How do rowers come together to perform as a team when so much of the training involves solo ergs and refining individual technical skill? When
Rowing is a sport built on unspoken rules. Some are practical – blade in and out flat on the water before getting in the boat;
With the academic year winding down, students across the country are gearing up for two final battles: the fight for glory at BUCS Regatta and
With BUCS expanding to four days of racing, there is fresh excitement about this unique event for university rowers. For some, it will be the
Once again, the head racing season has flown by, and now regatta season is upon us. Clubs have had eight weeks since the Women’s Eights
Spring has well and truly sprung, and change is in the air. The temperatures are rising, and we are expecting another fabulous weekend of rowing
In rowing, selection and race preparations can push athletes to their limits—not just physically, but mentally, and emotionally too. While racing plans, stroke rates, and
With thanks to Henry Fieldman OLY and Harry Brightmore OLY for generously discussing all things coxing with me. As entertaining (or disastrous) as I’m sure
Loughborough University, renowned for its rapid ascent in university rankings and its status as the premier institution for sports in the UK, boasts a strong
While regattas and invitationals are great fun and a method by which to compare many more programmes, the spirit of US collegiate racing is in
Located on the Molesey stretch of the Thames, the boys in yellow-and-black of Hampton School Boat Club have been a key player in British schoolboy
