Great Britain’s next generation of athletes gets their first opportunity to show the fruits of their winter efforts this weekend in Boston. The long distance
In the Britannica, the world’s oldest continuously published encyclopedia, ‘infinity’ is classified as something ‘that is unlimited, endless, without bound’. It is this principle that
This article was a guest submission For most of the crews taking to the water this weekend, racing is a distant memory. With little to
It’s 2024, and England’s rivers have been flowing with the same vigour that we applied to our New Year’s resolutions on that bright and beautiful
With a swathe of cancellations to end 2023, we arrive in a new year with little to no real guide on how fast crews across
With a swathe of cancellations to end 2023, we arrive in a new year with little to no real guide on how fast crews across
As the year draws to a close and the world’s gaze shifts towards 2024 (an Olympic year, no less), the JRN leadership team found one
Indoor rowing has a problem. There, we said it. The monotonous, repetitive, soul-destroying nature of the entire process – sitting on an ergo, back and
JRN are delighted to announce a new partnership with EXR, the virtual application that is aiming to revolutionise the sport of indoor rowing. The partnership
Not all of us are blessed with the coordination to handle two blades at once, and us sweep rowers hear time and time again from
“Going down the course at regattas and being the only [para] entry is soon to be a thing of the past. I am grateful for
As the rowing world descends upon the Charles river, so too will 47 junior men’s coxed quads. Whilst bizarre for U.K. readers to see coxed
