Summer Training Tips
Buoyed up by your success at the Scillies, you and your crew no doubt made grand plans for summer racing. You’ve eyed up your competition...More
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Protected: Top Tips for Optimal Breathing on the Start Line
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Level 2 Coaching Fixed Seat Course Available
Club Coach Fixed Seat – Plymouth Some Clubs have asked for a level 2 coaching course (fixed seat) and one is being held in...More
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Feedback on articles in the GigRower Magazine
If you’ve read the magazine and have a comment to make on anything written within it’s pages, please do let us know. You can email...More
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Feedback on rowing technical article in our magazine
The Gigrower magazine featured a huge feature section on rowing technique and articles on how to “make your gig go faster”. We looked at Crew...More
2Is there an argument for weight adjusting gigs?
As per our article in the GigRower magazine, please comment below if you have any views....More
3Fixed Seat Technique Workshops
The first technique workshop of 2013 ran on Monday in Falmouth, tutored by Nick Maxted. There will be 3 more workshops on the following dates:...More
0Fixed Seat Technique Workshop :: British Rowing
Message from Rhiannon I am running a fixed seat technique workshop at Rock Sailing Club on Tues 13th March at 6.30pm. This is a 3...More
0Oars, part 5. Matching the oar, seat, and the athlete.
The ideal physique and technique requirements for each position (and a conclusion at the end). So, we have a squad of good rowers, and we...More
2Oars, part 4. Blade dimensions for each seat.
Oar and Blade Dimensions for each seat : Why do the 6 Oars for a Cornish Pilot Gig vary in length by around 15cms (6”)...More
0Fixed seat technique workshop Dates 2011
Wednesday 20th April 6.30-9.30pm- Polkyth Leisure centre, St.Austell – PL25 4DB Contact: Rhiannon Halliday – Rhiannon.halliday@britishrowing.org Wednesday 18th May 6-9pm– Weymouth Sea Cadet training centre,...More
0Courses available at Weymouth
Wendy from Weymouth is running the following two courses available to any CPGA club. British Rowing Coastal Coxing Certificate Level 1 We are now able...More
0Oars, part 3. Blade development and measurement.
ARTICLE 3 – Blade Dimensions and Shapes The oar is a lever of the 2nd order. [Ed – Oh dear, sorry about this but if...More
4Fixed Seat Technique :: Workshop Series
British Rowing, in conjunction with the Cornish Pilot Gig Association and Cornish Rowing Association recently ran a series of ‘Fixed Seat Rowing Technique’ workshops for...More
0Oars, part 2. Outboard, inboard, handle and sleeve
After part 1, now we move on to outboard, inboard, handle and sleeve. To decide your overall oar length you need to agree first your...More
4Fixed Seat Coaching Certificate :: British Rowing
UKCC Level 2 Certificate in Coaching (Rowing) – Fixed Seat British Rowing, in conjunction with the Cornish Pilot Gig Association and the West Regional Rowing...More
0Oars, part 1. Measuring to provide a spec.
For a long time we’ve been meaning to sit down and start to put together some articles on the various parts of the sport, whether...More
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