Head Racing: winning outside the boat
Obviously, the main difference between regattas and head races is the distance and conditions the crew is likely to face. To this end, the preparation
Obviously, the main difference between regattas and head races is the distance and conditions the crew is likely to face. To this end, the preparation
The key to having a productive winter training block is to stay healthy. There’s no point in training hard if you are having to take
Which is better, sculling or sweeping? It’s the age old question of our discipline. But is there something inherently better about sweep rowing or is
Sometimes, even if you’ve spent so much time on something, coming back from a break can be challenging. Even if there is no definitive ‘off-season’
Saturday Reviews:Yale USA vs University of LondonYale USA started this semi-final fast, clearly overrating the University of London crew. Despite this, the London girls were
Saturday Review:St. Andrew Boat Club vs The Windsor Boys’ School ’A’Both crews in this first Fawley Cup semi-final were quick off the line, with Windsor
J16 4+ Semi Finals Headington RC v Henley RCBy the top of the island the Henley crew were leading the Headington girls in the first
Picture the scene. It’s July 1983 and Henley Royal Regatta is on it’s lunch break. Everyone is enjoying the spectacle, and anyone who is paying
As these things go, the Mens Championship Singles time trials are set to race at a fairly reasonable time on Sunday morning, and it is
Not only do small clubs offer friendships between crewmates, but more widely across junior squads as a whole too. A happy consequence of not always
It is a well-documented scientific fact that exercise is relaxing, releasing endorphins and reducing stress chemicals like adrenaline and cortisol. As for the past two
In some ways, seat racing is more stressful than actual racing. The build-up, the pressure, mainly knowing that to do well you have to beat