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Olympic champion Phelan Hill on what you need to know to be a great cox
Phelan Hill coxed the GB men’s eight to Olympic gold at Rio 2016 and bronze at London 2012. He outlines below what makes a standout cox
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How to get more involved at your university rowing club this term
If you enjoy rowing at university why not get more involved in different ways? Adam Kirk, Hatfield College Boat Club President, suggests five ways to shake things up in the new season
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Olympic gold medallist Anna Watkins shares her technique tips for the coming season
Anna Watkins won a spectacular Olympic gold with Katherine Grainger in the double sculls at London 2012. Here are her six top tips for developing your skills on the water this winter
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Try coastal rowing with the South West Coastal Rowing League
If you want to put your rowing skills to the test, then why not head to Devon and race in the South West Coastal Rowing League?
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Five things I wish I’d known when I started university rowing
Former Bristol University rower Keir Salter passes on some hard-earned nuggets of rowing wisdom for students
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Inaugural Monster the Loch Ness endurance row
Loch Ness was the setting recently for a gruelling 36.5km rowing challenge open to all with entries including fine boats, canoes and kayaks
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USA takes the title as Great Britain finishes third at the 2018 SH Netz Cup
USA win the cup for the first time in 12 years, ahead of Germany, Great Britain and the Netherlands
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Great Britain squad to compete at SH Netz Cup announced
Great Britain will compete against crews from Germany, USA and Netherlands at the SH Netz Cup in Rendsburg
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Record numbers enjoy British Rowing Tour thanks to support of Charles Stanley Wealth Managers
Charles Stanley have provided two equipment packages of four stable quadruple sculls boats for recreational rowing courses and events
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Changes to British Rowing’s governance arrangements
Changes have been made to make sure we are set up to comply with the UK government’s ‘Code for Sports Governance’
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