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In sports, the strongest teams are often only as strong as their weakest person, but to be the best, you need to have a good

This article was written by a former member of a World Class Start program Recently, the World Class Start Programme has been dispersed and the

“I purposely never really talk much about it, only because it’s painful. I don’t mean in the sense of ‘we stormed Normandy and all your

The future of an individual’s rowing career is largely shaped by rowing at university and intercollegiate level. Picking a university, despite its academic purposes, can become solely based on the rowing programme

A coach is often heralded as the 10th member of a rowing crew. Within the rowing community, great coaches are household names; think of Jurgen

The tideway is a cox’s game. While most head races follow the same lesson in racing line for the coxes, stick to the middle and

A lot of people both outside and inside of the sport of rowing will think of the three legends of the sport: Sir Steve Redgrave,

As the summer starts to come into view hopefully there will be a new wave of youngsters taking up the sport, and those who started