The Complete Rowing Podcast 10% off TravelRow.it Club Rowing Camps in Italy The Mental Side of Injuries - Pam Neuharth The Cost of Club Rowing - with Sam, Kirsty, Ele, John and Ken Scullers Head 2025 - Race Debrief with Kirsty, Richard, Simon and Ken The Erg Monitor Design Engineer - Jeff Finkelstein Ageing and the Joy of Rowing - Kate de Freitas Non-US women rowing at US Universities - Jess Weir Introduction to Jess Weir, double World Champion Vesta Scullers Head - Chris Harrison Coaching for Excellence: Making the Right Changes - Charles Windeknecht How to Row a Pair - Joachim Sutton The Thames Tideway RNLI and Rowing - Luke Dillon Supporting Performance and Recreational Rowing - William Darlington Race Preparation and Execution - Tom Bishop The Umpire! - Martin Carr Rowing Camps - Riccardo Dei Rossi, OlympianTravelRow and the benefits of rowing camps Thames Tideway water quality - Ellie WarrenWhat rowers need to know… Rowing faster with a plant-based diet - Richard RatcliffeThe experience of going plant-based Rowing Art - Kate de FreitasCapturing the beauty of rowing Rowing Injury Treatment and Prevention - Pam NeuharthHow to manage and avoid injuries in rowing The Chiswick Sculling Ladder - Dov OhrensteinThe regular competitive event in London for single scullers. How it Should Feel - Tom Bishop Tom takes us through th ebody, what it should do, and how it should feel FitClub - Athene McGregor-MacdonaldThe software you need to organise rowing sessions. Endeavor Racing Alliance - Lesleh WrightA rowing pioneer and leader of the elite and virtual ERA Training Peaks for Rowing - Richard RatcliffeRichard shares a positive cancer battle update before detailing how to train and train smart using Training Peaks Being a Rowing parent - Matt KnutzenMatt shares how to be a good parent, for your kid, coaches and club Bow Steering the Tideway for Speed - Huw JonesHuw Jones explains how to bow steer to victory on the Tideway An Introduction to Joachim Sutton, OlympianJoachim takes us through his rowing background in advance of episodes on specific rowing topics. An Introduction to Tom Bishop, OlympianTom shares his long rowing journey in advance of a series of episodes on key rowing themes. Rigging and Gearing Your Boat and Blades - Tom BishopTom details how to set up your boat. Including the span, blade gearing, catch and finish angles, footstretcher , seat height and more. Electric Motors for Coaching - John HicklingJohn details his coaching experience as an electric motor pioneer on the Thames Tideway. The Masters Novice - Roman KolcumRoman shares his first year of rowing. Learning to row, racing (!) and the first 2k test. Rowing Race Commentary - Adrienne McConnellAdrienne shares insight on rowing commentary, culture and the growth in the sport over the years Safety and the Thames Tideway - Adrian BallardieAdrian covers key aspects of rowing safety and the many unique considerations specific to the London Thames Tideway University Recruitment - Jack Gosden-KayeJack details the university recruitment process. What it takes, what to do, and how to get support. www.CrewConnection.co.uk Rowing after a Prostate Cancer Diagnosis - Richard RatcliffeRichard shares his experience rowing after a prostate cancer diagnosis. He details his treatment, training and the benefits of rowing. Fundraising for Rowing - Janice HolzmanJanice shares her experience raising funds for Row New York and PRRA in New Jersey. All the tips and insight you need to successfully fund your rowing project. Coaching Learn to Row - Simon HuntOrganising, coaching, administering…and reaching your purpose. Simon covers how to coach Learn to Row. Racing into your 80s - Graham BagnallGraham shares his insights into racing through your 50s, 60s, and 70s, including training, diet, motivation…and working with a crew. Graham shows us the way forward. UT2 Training - Bill JackmanBill details his experience with UT2 training. He covers what it is, how it works and how he has put the training into practice to great effect. Running a Virtual Alumni Rowing Club - Arthur WareArthur gives us a detailed explanation of what it takes to set up and run a virtual rowing club. He covers the communication, administration, race selection and fun of getting the crew back together.
