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This past summer, I sat on the start line of the World Rowing Championships in the women’s single, finally achieving the “breakthrough” year I had
When people hear the words warm weather training camp they usually picture: sunshine, flat water, and perfect sessions. Don’t get me wrong, there is a
Nutrition for health and performance has never been more popular, or confusing. Divulging from the quick fixes, performance short-cuts, and fad diets, this series aims
With over fifty events across club and junior levels, spectators were spoilt for choice while reflecting on the weekend’s highlights. Though some familiar names skipped
Advancements in technology have made data analytics a common practice in high-level sport, and rowing is no different. Specialist equipment and programmes enable coaches and
Women’s Sweep The women’s sweep category was full of familiar names in the student rowing world. Edinburgh University and Durham University showed up in full,
Crews lined up along the Thames on Saturday, eager for one of the most anticipated fixtures on the autumn racing calendar, Hampton Small Boats Head.
Image credit: Aberdeen Boat Club Rowing has a way of pulling people together, from veterans of the sport to athletes returning after decades away. Few
Sunday, 30th November, sees Wallingford Head, one of the last head races of the year, stretched over a challenging 4000m course. With Hampton Head, the
This category brings together some of the strongest schoolboy programmes in the country, showcasing depth, technical discipline, and the ability to transfer power efficiently through
The Thames’ twists and turns at Wallingford play host to one of the last head races of 2025. A challenging 4000m upstream course awaits the
A common victim of winter weather and flooding, Wallingford Head finally returns after a hiatus of many years of cancellations. As one of the last
