What Makes a Crew Fast? It’s Not What You Think.
I’ve been coxing competitive rowing crews for a long time. And in that time I have sat in fast boats and slow ones, cohesive ones and fractious ones, crews that seemed to have everything on Read more
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“The Coxswain’s Journey” is a podcast dedicated to the art and science of coxing in the sport of rowing.
As a coxswain, the host has a unique perspective on the sport and shares insights on various aspects of coxing, including strategy, technique, leadership, and communication. Through personal experiences and interviews with other coxswains, coaches, and athletes, the podcast provides valuable tips and advice to listeners who want to improve their coxing skills.
Ultimately, the podcast aims to inspire coxswains to become better leaders and contribute to the success of their teams. If you’re interested in the sport of rowing or want to improve your coxing skills, “The Coxswain’s Journey” is the perfect podcast for you. This site is a great resource for coxswains and rowers.
I’ve been coxing competitive rowing crews for a long time. And in that time I have sat in fast boats and slow ones, cohesive ones and fractious ones, crews that seemed to have everything on Read more
In this casual convo, I sit down with Mario Laing from Lake Eildon Rowing Club to have a chat about his commitment to 100 consecutive days of rowing training. We talk through why he started, Read more
This is a huge episode bringing together our highly experienced and knowledgeable panel to cover the absolute peak of the Victorian rowing calendar. I’m joined, as always, by the doyen himself Alan Crute from Rowing Read more
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