Starting a journey back from injury after years of non-stop training is both unfamiliar and tough. It feels strange to step back, especially when you’ve been pushing hard for so long. For me, as a triathlete, I’ve rarely rested beyond Read more…
In the world of masters and amateur rowing, the question of coxswain weight often sparks lively debate. While elite rowing has strict weight limits, amateur and club-level rowing presents a different scenario. The reality is that in masters rowing, it’s Read more…
Welcome to our challenging pyramid training session, designed specifically for the Concept 2 rowing machine. For those looking to add an extra cardiovascular boost, we’ve included a complementary treadmill workout spreadsheet to take your fitness journey to the next level. Read more…
Preface: I thought it would be interesting to ask AI “What do rowers want from a coxswain”, here is the response, there are of course some very obvious and valuable points below. In the world of rowing, the coxswain plays Read more…
Welcome back to another ripper “Casual Convo”! Today, we’re joined by Mario Laing from the newly formed Lake Eildon Rowing Club. We dive into some Olympic talk – it might ruffle a few feathers, but hey, that’s how I tend Read more…
Two weeks out from the Age Group World Multisport Championships, and I find myself in a situation I never imagined. Last year at this time, I was 8 weeks into a solid training program, on track and feeling great, albeit Read more…
It’s not often we get to chat with a real stalwart of rowing, but in my latest “Casual Convo”, I had the incredible opportunity to chat with John B. Stewart, affectionately known as JB. With over half a century of Read more…
When it comes to the pinnacle of sport, it’s the Olympic games. As amateur sports spectators, we easily forget or ignore what goes into just getting a spot on the “starting line”. We tune into the television for the games, Read more…
Nothing speaks more to the rowing community than the annual Winter Sculling Series in Melbourne; good banter, lots of fun (highlighted by Linda’s favorite; round 5) some solid racing and some serious competition over numerous events including head racing. 2 Read more…
While the sport of rowing dates back to ancient civilisations, the specialized role of the coxswain is a more recent development. As the dedicated crew member; the coxswain steers the boat, issues commands, and serves as an on-the-water coach, the Read more…
