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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

It’s all in your head: why to win the race you need to win the mind I’ve always struggled with pressure. Too many times I’ve

Perhaps naively, it was not until my tenth year in the rowing world when I discovered that Henley Royal is far more than just a

The Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup will allow all junior rowers, whether rowing for their school or club, to compete in the world famous event from

Coxing is a completely different game to rowing. From the moment the boat is placed into the water, to the moment it is taken back

Rowing as a sport has two forms, on the water and on the rowing machine. It is also a sport which has been struggling to

After adopting the sport of rowing, we become ravelled in its communal and collective nature which makes it difficult to remember our perspectives prior to

Rowing is objectively traditional, a ‘gentleman’s sport’, is there really a place in the future for it’s growth, beyond the previous refines of small town

Choosing Harvard over Brookes; was it the right decision? I’m a rower. I’m a student. And I’m 18 years old. Where will I go to