Your number one job

In this powerful mini-episode, I dive into the single most crucial responsibility for coxswains that surpasses all other duties – crew safety. Whether you’re working with juniors or masters, this brief but vital discussion covers: Quick, direct, and potentially life-saving – this is a must-listen for every cox and rowing Read more…

Raw and uncut

In this live and uncut episode recorded from the banks of the Sydney International Regatta Centre in Penrith, I share my thoughts and feelings just minutes before starting gun of the Australian Supersprint Triathlon Championships. This is not a rowing episode, but rather an exploration of my emotions, ambitions, and Read more…

Time for training

In this episode, we cover the aspects that are required from a coxswain during training, from arriving at training, getting on the water, on water training and what we do after we come off the water. It’s in training we build the “bones” or structure of how the race will Read more…

The History of Rowing

Rowing is one of the oldest sports in the world, with evidence of rowing dating back to ancient Egyptian times. The sport was popularized in ancient Greece and Rome, where rowing was considered an essential component of military training. The first recorded rowing race took place in Athens in 688 Read more…