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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;
It’s almost time for the tideway to host one of the largest events in women’s rowing. With over 2,500 women of all abilities set to
The Women’s Head of the River Race race attracts 3,000 women, comprising over 300 crews from the UK and beyond. Following the recent cancellation of
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) and JRN are excited to announce their partnership for the 122nd IRA National Championship that will be held in Camden,
It is difficult to know how you’re going to feel paddling up to the start line of your first race. Fear? Excitement? Adrenaline? BUCS Head
In Part One, we explored the unique pathways that led Kieran Clark, Lauren Fisher, and Rich Chambers into the world of high-performance rowing coaching, each
If you ask coxes what makes them the most nervous about racing, most will tell you “the warm-up”. Taking responsibility for getting your crew to
Delivering high-end performance in sports requires more than just technical skills and physical strength. While many athletes possess these attributes at the elite level, what
The final head of the river event will take place in Enniskillen this Saturday, attracting crews from across the country to participate in Ireland’s longest head
The Erne Head of the River promises to be another thrilling battle in the men’s junior eights, featuring a mix of Ireland’s most dominant junior
