Category: The Catch

In some ways, seat racing is more stressful than actual racing. The build-up, the pressure, mainly knowing that to do well you have to beat

We’ve all been there. It’s race day. It’s the race day. You’ve been preparing for this for months, maybe for years, with your coach and

Clubs always appear to be outsiders on the junior rowing circuit, to the extent that even race names are focused on schools despite being open

I’ve been in Australia coaching for over a year now, and I’m getting increasingly comfortable with the way that rowing is structured here. As I

With the UCAs deadline approaching it becomes daunting to decide where to go to university and whether to choose for the course, the rowing, or

‘What’s your 2k Score?’ This is always one of the first question rowers receive when starting at a new club, or when milling around the

As a form of cross-training, I used to hate running. Put me on a bike or in a pool and I would be quite happy,