Marlow adaptive/para coaches Naomi Riches and Bruce Lynn provided broadcast and digital commentary on the exciting pararowing regatta which also provided an opportunity to explain more about the sport itself and how people can get involved. Naomi spoke with Clare … Read More »
Looking for a change of pace to liven up the now seemingly interminable erg sessions? ZoomErgos.com is offering an extensive range of new faces to put you through your rowing machine paces. Sessions include hosts such rowing greats like Mark … Read More »
British Blind Sport has had a directory of adaptive sports suited for VI athletes that includes a special section on rowing. “Anyone with a Visual Impairment can get involved in rowing. A blind of partially sighted individual can benefit from … Read More »
British Rowing’s Thames Regional Rowing Council has set up a website to provide online resources for adaptive rowing in the Thames Valley region, the most active region in the UK. The website was set up and is being run by … Read More »
Euan’s Guide is a great resource for disabled individuals to find accessible and disabled-friendly resources, venues and activities in their area. The website describes: “Euan’s Guide is used by thousands of disabled people to review, share and discover accessible places … Read More »
Where can I row? For starters, it’s always worth trying your most local club. While they might not have an established adaptive programme, it might be that they have received enquiries and your enquiry might be the spur that gets … Read More »
Here is a listing of all of the adaptive rowing competitions in the UK (at least that I can locate). Note that sometimes adaptive events are cancelled due to lack of entries so always check with the organisers in advance … Read More »