The Nature of Rowing
March 1, 2020
Nature will always win in the end, as it must if our species is to survive S.B Nuland It’s simple, and all too easy to
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Author: Ed Evans
Ed Evans
Having joined the team in 2018, Ed is our Head of Operations and Socials. He is currently studying Medicine at University College, London.
The Decade in Review
December 28, 2019
In 2010 nobody had uttered the word “Brexit”, South Sudan was yet to be a country, and there was a genuine fear that the world
Science Vs. Sport
December 20, 2019
How did people ever get the idea that exercise – apart from the mental kind – is healthy? Anon. Perceptions: Each day we are bombarded
Hidden Oars Part 2: Dragon Boat Racing
December 16, 2019
When most people – myself included – think of rowing, we conjure up images of the likes of Steve Redgrave in slim, hydrodynamic boats racing
JRN Opinion: The Election(ish) Special
December 6, 2019
In just under a week Britons will travel to polling booths in town halls and garages from Torquay to Taft Nests to cast their vote
Hidden Oars Part 1: Coastal Rowing
November 29, 2019
Credit: Hong Kong Rowing Association Most of us have become comfortable with the space in sport that rowing occupies: simply, a strength endurance sport that
What a Dragon can teach us about Sport
November 16, 2019
It’s official. Christmas has landed and with it the long-awaited John Lewis and Partners 2019 Christmas advert. This year, it features Edgar the Exiteable Dragon,
BioRow: Feeding our Data Famine
November 15, 2019
It is the aspiration of athletes and coaches the world over to emulate the feeling of being on the water on an indoor rowing machine.
Rowing: The Basics_
October 18, 2019
We all know a friend, family member, colleague or two who nods politely to the ecstatic rower in the office who proudly announces their seat
Head of The Charles with Whitney Powell and NK Sports
October 17, 2019
The stage is set for Head of the Charles, so in the run up to one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year,
CoxBox GPS: For The Voices of Tomorrow
October 14, 2019
At the 1940 Summer Olympics, the time difference between gold and silver in the men’s eight was fractionally over ten seconds. At the 2016 Games,
The Boathouse: Light in the Darkness
October 11, 2019
Ever jumped on the rowing machine after a tough day, thrashed out a 10K, fallen off, collapsed, and suddenly felt like a new man? How
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