More master craftsmanship from Marlow Rowing Club “Gaffer in Chief” John Stephenson. The Fixed-Back Sliding Seat has been a great success for a number of our adaptive rowers, but over time their own bodies have adapted with the regimen of … Read More »
Rowing is classified as a “strength endurance” sport, so the ordinary distances are not small. Events like the Great Ouse involve come seriously heroic mileage. But few things in the conventional rowing world (ie. putting aside things like transatlantic crossings … Read More »
This past Sunday, Maidenhead Rowing Club formally launched its adaptive rowing programme with a superbly conceived and executed event which should serve as a template for other clubs looking to kick-start their own initiatives. Very often, adaptive squads just sort … Read More »
You have to be in it to win it. And the Great Ouse Marathon makes being in it at all more of a challenge than just about any race on the UK rowing calendar (I don’t really count the Boston … Read More »