When Calvin Tarczy looks back on 2017, he might just consider it to be the turning point in his rowing career. A recent addition to
Christmas has come, and with it a flurry of snow and the cold chills of winter. December is often a quiet period in the rowing
A couple of weeks ago, Junior Rowing News sat down with Mark Wilkinson, head coach at the Windsor Boys School, to discuss how their small
Junior rowers across the country are settling back into their training routines ready to greet the start of the rowing season. Over the next couple
Eat, sleep, row repeat. Is this really the mantra of our sport or purely the clichéd t-shirt slogan bought for us for Christmas? In a
Watching the spectacular performance of the GB athletes, both senior and junior this summer, it is hard not to be inspired by their commitment to
Why row? As another season looms ominously over the horizon, it is time once again to set apart huge amounts of our time and energy
There is no finer example of athlete development within the rowing world than Leander Club. Purpose built to supply the next generation of international oarsmen,
Crewroom are arguably one of the greatest success stories to emerge from the rowing community over the past decade. Started by Kate Giles in 2001
A highly successful academy in the East London Borough of Hackney are set to become the first state school to allocate additional spaces in year
For me, the Oxford Times provided the most apt description of the Headington School Championship Girl’s winning Eight. Ryan Demaine, head coach and ‘rowing supremo’,
‘At the Fawley Sir William Borlase, striking 35, lead Marlow Rowing Club, also striking 35, by 3/4 of a length.’ 3/7/2014. Henley Royal Regatta. This
