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Nominations open for British Rowing Chairman
Nominations are now open for the position of Chairman of British Rowing. In February 2013, Di Ellis CBE will stand down as British Rowing Chairman 24 years after taking on the role (formerly as ARA Chairman). The election of a […]
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Multisport project launched in Birmingham
Sunday 30 September saw the launch of a new mobile multisport project in Birmingham, which aims to mobilise people to try out a wide range of sports. The project will see a number of NGBs – including British Rowing, Canoe […]
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Leeds RC backs the British Heart Foundation
Leeds Rowing Club is backing the British Heart Foundation’s Great British Bagathon – with members of the West Yorkshire club donating 10 bags of clothing to the charity challenge. The BHF’s challenges encourages people to donate their unwanted clothing, which […]
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Dealing with demand
After a stunning summer of sport, British Rowing’s Education & Training Manager Celia Hetherington has some advice that coaches, clubs and volunteers may find useful when dealing with the unprecedented demand for rowing in the UK. Top tips for organising […]
Read More
Best-ever Euros for GB Rowing Team
The GB Rowing Team won its best-ever haul of five medals at the European Championships in Italy as the lottery-funded team’s development crews carried on the success of their Olympic and Paralympic team-mates. The women’s and lightweight’s squad won five […]
Read More
GB crews into eight ‘A’ finals at Euros
The GB Rowing Team will have eight of its nine crews racing in the ‘A’ finals of the European Championships on Sunday after a good second day of competition in Italy. GB crews won three repechages to reach the final […]
Read More
Andrew Triggs Hodge supports clean water
There’s no rest for an Olympic champion. On Saturday Andrew Triggs Hodge will be back on the water again – this time in a kayak – when he takes part in the Ecover Blue Mile at Plymouth to support WWF’s […]
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London 2012: GB mixed coxed four win Paralympic gold
The GB mixed coxed four won Paralympic rowing gold on home water at Eton Dorney to end an emotional day on a high note. The ParalympicsGB rowers had qualified all three crews for the medal finals but there was a […]
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Coxing at the Paralympics
After coxing the junior eight to a first ever women’s gold medal at the World Junior Rowing Championships in 2010, 20-year-old Lily van den Broecke is used to steering the winning side. On Friday, the former Headington School pupil coxed […]
Read More
British Rowing braced for adaptive boost
The London 2012 Paralympic Regatta begins on Friday, and British Rowing is looking forward to a timely boost in Disability Rowing. Adaptive rowing has been growing in popularity since the runaway success of the ParalympicsGB rowers at the 2008 Paralympic […]
Read More
Nominations open for British Rowing Chairman
Nominations are now open for the position of Chairman of British Rowing. In February 2013, Di Ellis CBE will stand down as British Rowing Chairman 24 years after taking on the role (formerly as ARA Chairman). The election of a […]
Read More
Multisport project launched in Birmingham
Sunday 30 September saw the launch of a new mobile multisport project in Birmingham, which aims to mobilise people to try out a wide range of sports. The project will see a number of NGBs – including British Rowing, Canoe […]
Read More
Leeds RC backs the British Heart Foundation
Leeds Rowing Club is backing the British Heart Foundation’s Great British Bagathon – with members of the West Yorkshire club donating 10 bags of clothing to the charity challenge. The BHF’s challenges encourages people to donate their unwanted clothing, which […]
Read More
Dealing with demand
After a stunning summer of sport, British Rowing’s Education & Training Manager Celia Hetherington has some advice that coaches, clubs and volunteers may find useful when dealing with the unprecedented demand for rowing in the UK. Top tips for organising […]
Read More
Best-ever Euros for GB Rowing Team
The GB Rowing Team won its best-ever haul of five medals at the European Championships in Italy as the lottery-funded team’s development crews carried on the success of their Olympic and Paralympic team-mates. The women’s and lightweight’s squad won five […]
Read More
GB crews into eight ‘A’ finals at Euros
The GB Rowing Team will have eight of its nine crews racing in the ‘A’ finals of the European Championships on Sunday after a good second day of competition in Italy. GB crews won three repechages to reach the final […]
Read More
Andrew Triggs Hodge supports clean water
There’s no rest for an Olympic champion. On Saturday Andrew Triggs Hodge will be back on the water again – this time in a kayak – when he takes part in the Ecover Blue Mile at Plymouth to support WWF’s […]
Read More
London 2012: GB mixed coxed four win Paralympic gold
The GB mixed coxed four won Paralympic rowing gold on home water at Eton Dorney to end an emotional day on a high note. The ParalympicsGB rowers had qualified all three crews for the medal finals but there was a […]
Read More
Coxing at the Paralympics
After coxing the junior eight to a first ever women’s gold medal at the World Junior Rowing Championships in 2010, 20-year-old Lily van den Broecke is used to steering the winning side. On Friday, the former Headington School pupil coxed […]
Read More
British Rowing braced for adaptive boost
The London 2012 Paralympic Regatta begins on Friday, and British Rowing is looking forward to a timely boost in Disability Rowing. Adaptive rowing has been growing in popularity since the runaway success of the ParalympicsGB rowers at the 2008 Paralympic […]
Read More