11th January 2021 – The Rowing Briefing
This is your weekly Rowing Briefing, covering the key developments of the last seven days on the rowing circuit, both in the UK and beyond.
This is your weekly Rowing Briefing, covering the key developments of the last seven days on the rowing circuit, both in the UK and beyond.
Rowers, like many athletes, are used to dealing with challenging conditions. These conditions can dictate whether you will simply survive, or even excel under trying
It’s that time of year again, the UCAS deadline for applications is looming, and many junior rowers will be weighing up the pros and cons
This is your weekly Rowing Briefing, covering the key developments of the last seven days on the rowing circuit, both in the UK and beyond.
The leading student Boat Club on the Tideway, ULBC has a proven track record of performance both at a student, club and senior level. Many
As COVID-19 continues to shape the year of 2020, it is time to start thinking about how we can best prepare physically for the New
The United States has one of the largest collegiate rowing systems in the world due to the sheer size of the country, as well as
The winter break is a great time to build fitness at home and an opportunity to enjoy some different types of training. We’ve compiled some
The alarm screams across your darkened room, cutting through the blissful silence of sleep. You roll over, feeling the pillow sticking to your cheek, and
Working with world-class athletes and teams you tend to notice routines that work; there are common denominators that deliver success. Underperforming isn’t one of those. Here’s one
Rowers love their stash, their tools, their gadgets and their bits and bobs. There is always something else to buy that will (supposedly) enhance your
Knee pain is the second highest cause of pain in adolescent rowers with 18.8% of injuries reported in a study by Smoljanovic (et al.). Lower