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The University Activator course – the new coaching course for students coming soon!
If you’re a student who is keen to support your coach delivering rowing sessions, then our new University Activator course might just be for you!
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Golden return for Pairs Head
The Pairs Head is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend with over 700 rowers taking to the Thames on Saturday. Joanne Harris reports
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Olympians and club rowers set for swell time at World Coastals
British rowers are ready to ride the waves at The World Rowing Coastal Championships from 30 September to 2 October in Portugal. Nick Hartland reports
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Scullers return to the Thames in force
More than 400 scullers competed in the first head race for over two years run under Hammersmith Bridge last weekend – and what a race it was!
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Apply now for a small grant from Love Rowing!
If your rowing club or organisation is working to make the sport of rowing more inclusive then you could be eligible for a grant. Find out more below
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‘Your local club name a boat after you, it doesn’t get more special than that’
Paralympian Benjamin Pritchard returned to City of Swansea Rowing Club, where his rowing journey first started, for a boat-naming ceremony last weekend
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Racing in the 2021 Scullers Head
Mary Mortimer is a member of the masters’ women’s squad at Putney Town RC and was one of the 402 single scullers racing in the Scullers Head on Saturday
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Max Carter-Miller wins the Doggett’s Coat & Badge
Congratulations to sculler Max Carter-Miller, winner of the 307th Doggett’s race on the Thames on 8 September. Tim Koch reports
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Laughing with lock-keepers – the 27th British Rowing Tour raises everyone’s spirits
A hundred rowers from 19 clubs rowed 57km from Henley to Weybridge on the British Rowing Tour along the Thames on 4-5 September. Ruth Ward asks participants about their highlights
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The Gratitude Games launches to support mental health of emergency service and NHS workers
A new multi-sports event – the Gratitude Games – will be hosted by Manchester and Salford next year for over 20,000 emergency responders and their families
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