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Mike Davenport from MaxRigging talks how to learn boat rigging and the tools you need. Mike wrote THE book on rowing rigging – The Nuts And Bolts Guide to Rigging. Get it on his website [...]

James coaches the New Zealand womens lightweight double scull and the heavyweight double scull, Both won gold at last year’s World Rowing Championships and are hot prospects for gold at the Tokyo [...]

Faster Masters Rowing has published two new stand-alone training programs. Designed to take you into a competition, there is one program for long distance head races and one program for 1,000 [...]

Marlene Royle and Rebecca Caroe set out their priorities for February training for masters rowers. Sponsors – this podcast would not be possible without our advertisers. Please visit their [...]

Sarah Winckless is a multiple Olympian for British Rowing and a leading umpire (referee) and advocate for women’s rowing. She’s just been appointed the umpire for the 2020 Oxford and [...]

  The sport of rowing is seeing a giant growth in membership from women over the age of 40. Why? What is it about mid-life that makes a traditional water sport so attractive? Let me start by [...]

A veteran of international rowing and high performance sport, Volker Nolte is recently retired and now has time for even more rowing. He has coached for Canada and competed for Germany in his [...]

Ever want a short fun story about rowing to fill a quiet moment?  Maybe you read in bed or while waiting in the car for your kids…. well Rebecca Caroe has been busy collecting stories from [...]

Are you a Masters rower who needs a coaching boost? Many masters do not get regular coaching. Learn to row faster at the Prygl Rowing Camp. These camps offer: Coaching by experienced, world class [...]

Meet Niamh Hayes, the host of the Irish Rowing Podcast. Niamh is a journalist, working in the broadcasting industry in Ireland, in television, radio and print. Niamh has been rowing for 22 years. [...]