View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brachial Plexus Injury (@mettleplexus) on Sep 8, 2019 at 10:47am PDT Monster feat! DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. This remarkable feat is the result of extended and specialized training with … Read More »
There are a number of ways to have a flat fixed seat on your rowing machine. From the simple duct taping it in place to the WinTech adaptive seat with removeable back (see photo below). The latter costs hundred while … Read More »
The RowPerfect blog is one of the best blogs dedicated to Adaptive and Pararowing on the web. While based in the UK as well, it does cover the sport around the world. Here is a list of their posts to … Read More »
World Rowing has published a comprehensive set of training materials for coaching Adaptive and Pararowing (thanks Helene): Level 1 Para-Rowing (go to “Level 1” tab). The table of contents is above and few sample slides shown below. In their #4 … Read More »
While a veteran fixture in the UK adaptive community, Marlow’s Kingsley Ijomah actually hails from Nigeria. In fact, despite moving here as a young child and being a permanent resident, he is still a Nigerian citizen. As such, his international … Read More »
Over 700 people converged on Henley’s Phyllis Court (a major supporter of disabled access to the river including their annual Phyllis Court Time Trial) for the 10th (!) Annual Regatta for the Disabled. The event featured a carnival atmosphere a … Read More »
Most adaptive rowers retire to land training for the months of Head racing as the long distances and harsh conditions are often too much for many of them. But not for Marlow adaptives as Ella Holloway (supported by Pippa Harrison) … Read More »