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If you’ve ever had to deal with faulty wheels in a boat, you know how inconvenient they can be when it comes to getting quality training in. Howeve... Read more

Have you or one of your athletes ever had to use a seat pad? Chances are, the actual seat height is not adjusted to the ideal position. In this vid... Read more

Team WinTech had another successful day at the Munich International Junior Regatta last weekend, taking home four medals across various categories ... Read more

It’s easy to create a narrative around something that’s been about for a long time. History, tradition, heritage – they’re all buzzwords that shar... Read more

After a displaced and somewhat diminished event in 2021, this weekend saw BUCS regatta return to Holme Pierrepont on the May bank holiday for the f... Read more

The GB Senior & U23 final trials took place over the Easter weekend, in beautiful spring-time sunshine and against the looming backdrop of a fu... Read more

100 years is a long time in any context. If we zoom out at the broader picture of our world, it would seem that shifts are glacial in pace but ove... Read more

Rowing doesn’t have to be the preserve of the wealthy and elite. It’s a credo that we on the circuit should live by more forcefully and one that ha... Read more

Today saw the return of the second of the UK’s big junior head races, in the form of the Oarsport Junior Sculling Head. Back at Dorney Lake for the... Read more

The Schools’ Head of the River returned to the Tideway in its full racing format for the first time since 2018, bringing it with the full spectrum ... Read more

It’s a telling indicator of the quality of a rowing program when the name commands respect and admiration beyond the region or even country it oper... Read more

The Women’s Head of the River kicked off the Tideway racing season in spectacular style as over 250 eights took to the Thames to compete over the r... Read more