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Meet the new Henley Stewards’ Charitable Trust coaches for 2019
British Rowing’s four Henley Stewards’ Charitable Trust (SCT) coaches have started work in their local communities
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The athletes’ voice is the most powerful asset anti-doping has: Andrew Triggs Hodge, Olympic rowing champion
Now in his final year, Triggs Hodge takes the opportunity to look back at how the anti-doping world has changed and how the influence of the Commission has evolved
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Chronic exertional compartment syndrome: increasing awareness for rowers
Warwick student rower Alice Vodden struggled with significant arm pain while training. It was eventually diagnosed as a rare condition called chronic exertional compartment syndrome #YourStories
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Who sits where in a rowing eight?
How do rowing coaches decide which rower to put in which seat? Coach Consultant Robin Williams delves into the mysteries of positions in the 8+
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British Rowing Senior Championships to move to summer in 2019
The 2019 British Rowing Senior Championships will be held on the weekend of 15 and 16 June 2019, at the National Water Sports Centre, Nottingham
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Row Yourself Home with Minerva Bath Rowing Club’s latest video
Minerva Bath rowers have their own club song on video, released recently. Read on to find out how the stirring Row Yourself Home came about #YourStories
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Row for healthy minds and beat Blue Monday
Eighteen university rowing clubs are supporting a student-led campaign – Rowing Together for Healthy Minds – to spotlight mental health issues
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Banish the January blues
Blue Monday is here so we asked four of our Henley Stewards’ Charitable Trust (SCT) coaches how they up their motivation levels
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Row for Ned: Aberystwyth rower completes 24-hour solo indoor row for son
Bleddyn Jones from Aberystwyth Rowing Club rowed 275,168 metres in 24 hours in memory of his son Ned, raising over £8,000 for the Wales Air Ambulance #YourStories
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Life is fantastic after taking up rowing, says visually impaired rower Kate Lindgren
Rowing is giving Kate Lindgren a new sense of freedom after the 51-year-old learned the sport at Peterborough City Rowing Club
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