This was just one of a string of comments posted on the Facebook page for college rowers at Cambridge “Rowbridge” looking at the link between
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
Picture this: You’re sitting at the starting line, heart pounding, adrenaline coursing through the veins, all the while the pressure is mounting. Your life’s training
“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
Looking for the Women’s preview? Click here. With the announcement of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race crews, it’s time for me to cast my
Looking for the Men’s Preview? Click here. With the announcement of the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race crews, it’s time for me to cast my
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
