Coxswains play a crucial role in rowing. From keeping the crew safe and motivated, to acting as the tactician on race day, there really is
Situated on the serene banks of the River Avon, just twenty minutes outside the heart of Bristol, the University of Bristol Boat Club hosts a
Many who read this piece will likely associate Tom George with his exploits on the water. The 30-year-old double Olympian is one of this generation’s
As a man in rowing, it’s easy to be oblivious to the struggles female athletes face. Passing comments can be dismissed as harmless or even
Reading Blue Coat School was founded in 1646, but the move to its present site on the river in Sonning did not come until just
On Monday 7th March 1870, a motion was carried in a meeting to form a club with the purpose of encouraging and transforming amateur rowing.
Since its origins in the 19th century, US collegiate sport has been gradually evolving from an amateur game to a near-professional standard with crowds of
Image Credit: World Rowing Rowing in Hong Kong has undergone a huge transformation in recent years, marked by substantial growth in traditional and coastal rowing
As we usher in a new year, clubs across the country will be chalking up their game plans to prepare for a successful rowing year.
As we usher in a new year, clubs across the country will be chalking up their game plans to prepare for a successful rowing year.
An interrupted winter season last year only drove the UK’s student-athletes to greater, faster heights: summertime saw broken club records abound and ferocious racing between
It is now 2025, and at the turn of the new year, JRN is reviewing the crews we expect to bring the heat to this
