Train Smart, Row Strong: How I build power and stay injury-free

Train Smart, Row Strong: How I build power and stay injury-free

It's a given that if you're going to compete, you need to train hard. Less considered is that even if you only partake in recreational rowing, you should think about injury prevention. And when you throw in time restrictions or, as a master rower, factoring in quality rest time, then you need to work out how to train smart. Read the rest
Medal at the international Silver Skiff Turin

Medal at the international Silver Skiff Turin

The Silver Skiff Turin is a unique and prestigious rowing race in Italy, first held in 1992. It challenges single scullers on an 11 km course along the scenic Po River. From just ten rowers in its inaugural race, it has grown into an internationally renowned event, attracting over 600 competitors from 20 countries in 2024. Read the rest
The Pairs Head Pennant Win

The Pairs Head Pennant Win

The Pairs Head is my favourite head race - a two-person crew boat, racing on home waters (the Tideway), often in decent weather. It's a unique mix of challenge and camaraderie that makes it special. Read the rest
The Henley Masters Regatta Win

The Henley Masters Regatta Win

For several years, my ultimate goal for the regatta season has been to win at Henley Masters. My first three attempts were in a double, followed by two in my single, each journey teaching me valuable lessons. Read the rest
Why rowing is a great sport and the best exercise for you

Why rowing is a great sport and the best exercise for you

There are so many positives on why rowing is a great way to workout or sport to take part in. It’s hard to decide on a starting point so I’ll list each one in no particular order plus explain a few technical terms. Read the rest