
2025: What’s to come at JRN
What a year 2024 was for JRN. We covered more ground than ever – creating content on three continents in seven countries – with the
What a year 2024 was for JRN. We covered more ground than ever – creating content on three continents in seven countries – with the
For female athletes, the rules have always been clear: Be strong, but not too strong. Be confident but not intimidating. Above all, you have to
When we talk about athletes, it’s easy for their sporting accomplishments to dominate the conversation. This focus often overlooks a key aspect: athletes are so
Late into the evening at BUCS Regatta, as the last of the minor finals play out at the mostly deserted National Water Sports Centre, you
Nottinghamshire County Rowing Association (NCRA) is a prominent rowing club based on the infamous Holme Pierrepont, which is also the setting for regattas that take
Historically, rowing was seen as a sport for the social elite – dominated by private school boys and reserved for a particular class. Thankfully, those
The government’s consultation on bathing water regulations closes this Monday, 23 December, and it is vital that our voices are heard. Bathing waters refer to
James Cracknell has never been afraid of a challenge. After winning two Olympic golds as part of the Great British rowing team, his adventures have
In the realm of rowing, much emphasis is placed on the athletes—their training regimens, technique refinements, and mental fortitude. Yet, an often-overlooked aspect is the
Another autumn, another host of races cancelled. From Fours Head to provincial races, we haven’t seen the top provincial crews race against each other in
On 22 July 2021, deep into the Covid-19 pandemic, Sam was struggling to push through another relentless day of isolation. Promptly, the idea struck her
JRN, AllMarkOne, and Aaron Sims are delighted to confirm the winners of the 2024 Rowing Photography Awards. After receiving a large number of excellent submissions from across the rowing