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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
After three long years off the calendar, Wallingford Head finally returns this weekend, bringing crews back to the iconic 4000m stretch from Brunel Bridge to
This competition is an opportunity for many ambitious schoolboy crews to have a final test before they enter the Christmas break and then start to
As the calendar year begins to draw to a close and the winter nights draw in, rowing clubs up and down the Thames Valley will
Wallingford’s winding four-kilometre course is a challenge for coxswains and rowers alike. Following persistent winter flooding on the River Thames, this event has not been
There’s something about women’s fours on the Tyne that makes Rutherford feel different. Coxless boats demand precision at the best of times, but on this
With Fours Head now in the books, head season is shifting into full gear. Attention turns north to one of the most competitive fixtures outside
As usual, the Rutherford Head promises great racing and a chance for clubs and universities to see where they stand against each other. The open
Racing over 4,500m from Scotswood to Newburn, many women’s junior crews enter this race as one of the last opportunities to compete before Christmas. With
Rutherford Head, hosted by Tyne Amateur Rowing Club, offers junior crews a vital early-season test of speed, as schools and clubs seek to establish themselves
