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Coastal rowing to be included in 2022 Youth Olympic Games
The International Olympic Committee has announced that coastal rowing will feature at the 2022 Youth Olympic Games to be held in Dakar, Senegal
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Records tumble at the Mizuno British Rowing Indoor Championships 2019
Two world records, seven British records and 62 Championship records were set at the world’s largest indoor rowing event.
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CEO Membership Column – November 2019
In the latest CEO update, November proved to be another busy month for British Rowing with plenty going on.
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Racing at BRIC21? Olympic champion Anna Watkins provides her top tips
If you’re racing at BRIC 19 on Saturday 7 December, how can you maximise your performance on race day? Former GB rower Anna Watkins provides advice
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Record-breaking marathon at charity rowathon
We speak with Ian Jamieson on his new age-group British Record marathon time and his support of Hope and Homes for Children at their recent charity indoor rowathon
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Indoor rowing’s benefits for fitness professionals
Christopher Pitts, Research and Business Development Officer at AoC Sport, reflects on the role indoor rowing plays in the fitness industry and its inclusion at the recent WorldSkills UK Fitness Trainer Competition
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Success for Tideway Scullers School at the Fuller’s Head of the River Fours
With weather better than feared, last weekend’s Fuller’s Head of the River Fours produced outstanding racing on the Tideway. Martin Gough reports
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GB crew wins 2019 World Para Rowing Crew of the Year
The award follows nine successive World and Paralympic gold medals for Great Britain’s PR3 mixed coxed four
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British Rowing Partners with asensei to Deliver Connected Coaching
British Rowing selects asensei’s innovative Connected Coaching platform to bring their world class coaching to all.
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Fullers Head of the River Fours preview
The Fours Head is scheduled to start on Saturday 23 November at 12.45pm with a reduced entry owing to conditions. Martin Gough highlights some of the crews to watch
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