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Our program today is full of tips and what you can do to stay fit for Rowing during Covid-19. First a big thank you to our sponsors – if you can click on ONE of these it will help us stay [...]

Mark is nearly two years into his job as Chair and gives a frank interview covering the challenges facing the sport domestically and internationally. RowingChat sponsors make this show possible [...]

Welcome to March where our focus moves towards late winter training and preparation for head racing. How do rowers get and recover from repetitive strain injuries and some erg suspension drills [...]

Sun, wind, waves, boats – who wouldn’t want to be in the Bahamas doing coastal rowing right now? This week Coach Michael Knowles and the kids at Skullers Rowing Club reveal what’s magical [...]

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 [...]

#ReadyRowUSA correspondent Brenda Balenger talked with Ted Benford, executive director of Community Rowing in Boston, about CRI initiatives aimed at increasing diversity in rowing, “one [...]

Welcome to December’s podcast for masters rowers. Marlene and Rebecca took questions from listeners for this episode. Timestamps to the show 1:13 Faster Masters Rowing training program [...]

Jess Richardson is coaching para athletes in Vanuatu, the Pacific Island. Her first love is rowing and she also coaches at the local rowing club. In this interview she explains how she got [...]

Ruth Marr started the Rowing the World business to combine her passion for rowing and adventure travel. She and I discuss how she has successfully built a rowing business that takes guests around [...]