2020 is year of many centenary celebrations for women’s rowing. The ULVA Trophy (later known at the Queen’s Cup) was presented for the first time, 100 years ago, to the ladies from the Mannum Rowing Club who represented South Australia in the first Interstate Women’s Coxed Four competition.
USRowing has published a five-page document to help clubs as they move to reopen and get athletes back on the water.
As the Covid-19 shutdown continues in much of the United States, some rowing businesses are seeing a shift in product demand and overall interest.
When a friend talks you into an August swim/run in Maine, the training starts now.
USRowing announced Thursday afternoon the cancellation of the 2020 National Championship and the 2020 Masters National Championship.
You’re ready to coach, but are your athletes ready for you?
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Rowing Australia announces four nation indoor rowing challenge Rowing Australia, Rowing Canada Aviron, British Rowing and Rowing NZ have today announced the One Minute Challenge, a joint initiative for indoor rowers across the respective nations.
Bates College coach Peter Steenstra has guided the Maine-based program to four NCAA Division III titles in the past five years. His approach? Let the athletes lead.
With winning margins growing increasingly slim, it’s never been more important to keep your equipment fine-tuned for race day. Here some of rowing’s leading manufacturers share their secrets for keeping boat and oars—and everything in between—built for speed.
Over the past four years, Masutha...
RA AGM sees two new appointments to RA Board Rowing Australia (RA) today made a series of announcements after the conclusion of its Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Friday 1 May, for the first time in its history, via video conference.
