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Tomorrow November 20th at 4:30pm PST I’ll be featured on the rowing chat podcast talking about everything that surrounds rowing in my life and the many health benefits it can offer everyone. IT will be recorded on YouTube as well as SoundCloud. For more information ℹ check out https://rowing.chat/ and watch it live tomorrow. @roworx_rowing @rowperfectuk #rowing #werow #row360 #usrowing #usarowing #worldrowing #fit #fitness #roworx #calcrew #row2k #rowingrelated #indoorrowing #rowinglife #rowingclub #rowingworkout #rowingmachine #rowingpost #rowingtraining #triathlete #triathlontraining #redaceorganics #krampkrushers #rudyproject #gospeedsauce #ironmantriathlon (at Roworx) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5EOsNnhEza/?igshid=164l11sal7anb

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2022 World Rowing Under 19 and Under 23 Championships, Gallery IV - Row360

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2019 World Rowing Championships 📸 Benedict Tufnell for Row360 Magazine

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Vesta Member *screams* at HORR

Jock McKerrell a member at Vesta Rowing Club, Putney, writes in Row360 about the crazy date situation for the 2018 Tideway Eights head races and the Boat Race.

THE FUTURE OF THAMES TIDEWAY RACES FOR EIGHTS?

There are three head of the river races run on the Thames tideway between Chiswick and Putney on weekends in March. They are the Men’s, Women’s, and Veterans’ Heads. The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Races are also held at this time – the biggest showcase of our sport.

The three head races are best run on an ebb (outgoing) tide, whereas the Boat Races are on a flood (incoming) tide. So what might be a convenient date and time for a head race, would not be for the Boat Races, and vice versa. This year is especially difficult for the head races because the tide times only make it possible to run their races on the weekends beginning 10th and 24th March 2018.

How were Tideway Race dates selected?

I would like to ask why it was decided that the Men’s Head is to be run on Sunday 11th March? This is an extraordinary decision, bearing in mind it is traditionally run on a Saturday. These head races have built up well earned international reputations that will suffer untold damage because of this one decision.

The events are not just the races themselves. They are boating on arguably the most famous stretch of rowing water in the world, with the unique opportunity for everyone from novices upwards to measure themselves against international crews in the same race – a tremendous experience. And more than that it is the post race gatherings and parties to meet and renew friendships with peers and competitors.

Running the Men’s Head on a Sunday will spoil the Women’s Head the day before.

The gatherings and parties will be curtailed because there’s another head starting the following morning. And how are they going to persuade the hitherto faithful army of volunteers to get up early and do it all over again two days on the trot? This will also spoil their aprés row, because next day it’s back to work.

Moving on a fortnight, why couldn’t the Men’s Head have asked for March 24th? I understand when the Boat Races saw it was available they bagged it. Nothing wrong with that at all, but there must be other dates and times available to them that would not work for a head race. Surely these could have been discussed?

And what about Masters?

The last in this sorry saga is the Veterans’ Head on Sunday 25th March, the morning after the Boat Races and the only available date and time. This race was started when the Men’s Head became over-subscribed, to take place the day after, so visiting clubs could make a weekend of it. Not this year they can’t. And to add to the woes, there is of course no boat trailer access to the Putney embankment on Boat Races day, nor on the following morning when their equipment is being dismantled and transported away. So where are the boat trailers to go? This race will probably suffer the worst.

If the Men’s Head could have been held on 24th March, and the Boat Races could have kindly agreed to another date, it would have all worked out satisfactorily. The Men’s and Women’s Heads wouldn’t have been spoilt, and neither would the Veterans’ Head, being the day after the Men’s Head as usual.

Let us all hope this sad situation is never repeated.

A Comment from Rowperfect

I remember 1987 when the Boat Race and HORR were on the same day – the BBC left its cameras and helicopter in place and broadcast the HORR live in the afternoon after a morning University Boat Race. Surely something similar could have been made possible?

Happily Martin Cross has uploaded this and shared on Row2k.   [Thanks to David Biddulph, Peter Haining and Nick Hubble.]

Additional Reading

Wining Head Races book by Carlo Zezza

Winning Head Races book

Head Racing Resources for coaches and coxswains including articles by US Rowing, the Coxswain’s perspective and Ian Shore’s Head of the River Tips

How to Steer the Tideway

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Head of the River Race report

Quirky Rowing Websites: the Boat Race

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Want to know what the perfect stroke looks like? Take a look at the rowing stroke above in a frame by frame analysis / illustrations above and do the same motions on the rowing machine. Thanks to Mike Long (Men’s Head Rowing Coach At Long Beach State) for these photos which are posted in the boathouse for everyone to see. @roworx_rowing #rowing #row #rowingmachine #indoorrowing #concept2 #rowingworkout #longbeach #sealbeach #rowingclub #rowingrelated #indoorrowingclass #rowingclass #rowingmachineworkout #rowingmotivation #rowingteam #rowingtechnique #indoorrowingclasses @longbeachstate49 #rowingpics #row2k #worldrowing #row360 #usrowing #workoutroutine #workout #rowingcoach #rowingclasses #werow @ Roworx (at Roworx) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4SrakYBXdB/?igshid=1tqu2cccp5v13

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Want to know what it feels like or looks like to have the perfect rowing stroke? Take a look at the illustrations above and do the same motions on the rowing machine. Thanks to Mike Long (Men’s Head Rowing Coach At Long Beach State) for these photos which are posted in the boathouse for everyone to see. @roworx_rowing #rowing #row #rowingmachine #indoorrowing #concept2 #rowingworkout #longbeach #sealbeach #rowingclub #rowingrelated #indoorrowingclass #rowingclass #rowingmachineworkout #rowingmotivation #rowingteam #rowingtechnique #indoorrowingclasses @longbeachstate49 #rowingpics #row2k #worldrowing #row360 #usrowing #workoutroutine #workout (at Roworx) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4GuU8dB9Tb/?igshid=uqcmjn313fxy

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Continuing my list of famous people that have rowed I must include this legend. He’s famous because of his freakish VO2 max threshold numbers. 3-time Olympic gold medalist and arguably the highest tested VO2 max endurance athlete, Peter Reed from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. Peter Reed's lung capacity is a thing of wonder, even to physiologists. His fellow oarsman Matt Pinsent used to hold the record for any sportsman, with an 8.5-litre capacity, a measurement that dwarfed the average adult male's 5.8 litres, easily beat Steve Redgrave's 6.5 litres, and was way ahead of endurance cyclists such as Lance Armstrong (7 litres) and even Miguel Indurain (8 litres). But then in May this year, in a routine test at the English Institute of Sport, Reed was recorded with a capacity of - deep breath - 9.38 litres. #rowing #roworx #vo2 #endurance #rowingworkout #olympics #row2k #fit #fitness #concept2 #strong #british #worldrowing #rowingmachine #rowclass #indoorrowing #rowingmotivation #enduranceworkout #fitness #fitsport #endurancesports #longbeach #sealbeach #row2k #row360 #row360magazine (at Roworx) https://www.instagram.com/p/B38Il6mAWQN/?igshid=zjk70otmy9bn

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