In Part One, I covered the culture of rowing shells, and how modern design, materials and production have evolved beyond the idealized, organic vision of
An interview with Alastair Horn, Boathouse Manager at Fulham Reach Boat Club Fulham Reach Boat Club is a registered charity and rowing club, with a
Photo credit: World Rowing/Ben Tufnell We’re into the final stretch. An Olympic Games beckons and the twinkling lights of the city of love, Paris, stretched
Here in the UK, we are no stranger to seeing US crews coming to race at Henley Royal Regatta. Indeed, it seems this interest continues
With the annual Gold Cup event coming up at the end of October, it is as good a time as any to discuss cash prizes
Success is not taken for granted; it’s earned through clarity, honesty, and consistent effort. In the world of competitive rowing, where the margins between victory
It’s a sunny weekday morning outside the local coffee shop and I’m waiting to meet my former coach, Andy Nelder. It’s important to note that
Photo credit: World Rowing/Benedict Tufnell Qualifying for one Olympic Games is an extraordinary achievement. The combination of talent, desire and commitment required to reach the
Cambridge is one of the UK’s most prominent hotbeds for rowing. Countless legends of the sport have emerged from the region and the area boasts
People are tired of hearing the same thing about how rowing is outdated, elitist, and other similar stereotypes. These are the same stereotypes that the
“I often make the mistake of thinking I can manage my injury on my own and I know what my body needs.” Let’s get on
Rowing is an odd sport. Typically, those who row either leave the sport incredibly quickly or leave after a long time. But, nearly everyone who
