Henley Women’s Regatta 2021 – Junior Quads
June 28, 2021
With 43 crews entered for the time trials of the Bea Langridge Trophy for junior coxless quads, it is sure to be a highly anticipated
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Lucy Lloyd
BUCS Regatta 2021 – Women’s Intermediate Eight
June 22, 2021
With 43 crews entered, the Women’s Intermediate Eight category is looking highly competitive. Though there are many crews entered by high performance clubs such as
BUCS Regatta 2021 – Women’s Championship Coxless Four
June 22, 2021
Given the lack of opportunities which have been available this year for many of the crews entered into the Women’s Championship Coxless Four to compete
BUCS Regatta 2021 – Women’s Championship Quad
June 21, 2021
With a draw packed with talent and credentials, it seems that the women’s championship 4x is shaping up to be one of the most competitive
The NSR Philosophy
May 19, 2021
First raced in 1947, National Schools’ Regatta is today one of the leading junior regattas in the country. Aside from the cancellation of Saturday and
Returning to Rowing: Six Things to Consider
April 13, 2021
This is not the first time lockdown has been eased with the promise of freedom illuminating the horizon, but with the vaccination programme full-steam ahead
Lightweight Rowing: The Twilight Years or Time to Re-evaluate?
March 18, 2021
First introduced into the World Championships in 1974 for male athletes and 1985 for female athletes, lightweight rowing did not enter the Olympics until 1996.
Junior Rowing: A Brief History
February 25, 2021
Rowing has existed ever since humans first started using boats as a means of transporting themselves and their goods. The sport that we recognise and
Olivia Morgan on The Junior to University Transition
January 29, 2021
Olivia Morgan is currently in her second year at Reading University, having joined their prestigious rowing programme following a successful junior career. We caught up
The Motivation Myth
December 15, 2020
The alarm screams across your darkened room, cutting through the blissful silence of sleep. You roll over, feeling the pillow sticking to your cheek, and
The Mythical Trinity: Rowing, Studying and Socialising
November 18, 2020
As a naïve fresher, I was in no doubt that I had made the right decision to continue rowing at university, and that those who
Tokyo 2021 – What Can We Expect?
October 31, 2020
The overuse of ‘unprecedented’ as the buzzword of 2020 has somewhat diminished its impact: however, the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics on 24th March 2020
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