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
There are a few honours in UK-based student rowing that hail above all else. Securing the Victor Ludorum (the overall team points trophy) at BUCS Regatta
Is there any greater test in modern coxing than The Oxford Cambridge Boat Race? To guide a crew of eight finely tuned athletes down the
In a sport that often shies away from revolution, Rival Kit have been a rare symbol of unchartered growth. Created by Ryan Morrison from his
JRN are thrilled to announce an exciting partnership with Crew Connection ahead of the 2023/24 season. After a successful foray into the world of collegiate
Coxing is a notoriously tricky – and thankless – task. Summoning up the mental resilience and emotional dexterity to successfully guide a boat full of
As coaches and athletes, we’re often fixated on achieving results, pushing ourselves to the limit and disregarding our physical and mental well-being. But what if
As coaches, we are challenged again with finishing another season of mixed emotions; some of us are finished at the regional and conference level, some
Originally published at https://nksports.com/blog/finding-his-coxswain-voice Being the best is such an abstract concept. Best has a certain subjectivity to it – how can we define best
Filippi are long-standing supporters of Marlow Regatta. Situated at Dorney Lake, Marlow is one of the major regattas in the British Rowing calendar, attracting a
A recent report by Dr Tony Rice, Lead Scientist at Rowing Australia, points to something baffling going on within Rowing Australia. It tells of an
Sports are a competitive environment, and competition makes sports so important to many people. For athletes, the pressure of performing well can be both good
