How to Save a Life

Editor’s Letter

Welcome to Issue 22

Bulletin.

Rowing lifestyle clothing brand Square Blades, embracing

A Change of Scenery

The Sloterplas, Netherlands

The End of the Rainbow

Lake Ruataniwha, New Zealand

Man Mountain

Cuban training camp, Mexico

Birgit Skarstein

Climbing through adversity

The Josh Dunkley- Smith Guide to Pulling a 5:35.8 2k

The Australian Olympic silver medallist on breaking the Concept2 world record

PETE REED

Why now?

Holland’s Golden Girl Ilse Paulis

The strength of the Netherlands’ lightweight female

TOM TERHAAR: KEEPER OF DREAMS

Under the leadership of US women’s coach Tom Terhaar Caryn Davies won Olympic gold medals in the US women’s eight in Beijing 2008 and London 2012, as well as a silver medal in Athens 2004. She is now the United States’ second most decorated Olympic rower.

PARADISE FOUND

FISA Training Camp - Port Vila, Vanuatu 2018

AWESOME FOURSOME

Four of the world’s best come together to take on the Heineken

Stepping Away From the Light (Blues)

Steve Trapmore leaves Cambridge with the last laugh

Selection

GB Rowing HQ, Caversham April 14-15

Boathouse Row

Waves of Change in the Birthplace of American Rowing by Dotty Brown

Budapest Cup Regatta

Now in its eighth year in its current form, the Budapest

All About the Ambiance

Just days before the race got underway, the Netherlands

Battle Down Under

This year’s regatta saw crews competing from Argentina, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan and Vietnam.

THE SHAPE I’M IN

A look at preventing injury, from the ground up

2018 Aon Maadi Cup

19th -24th March; Lake Ruataniwha, New Zealand

Secret Recipes (of an Olympic Sculler)

British sculler Vicky Thornley won Olympic silver in the W2x in Rio before winning a world championship silver in the single in Sarasota last year. Here Vicky shares with Row360 some of her favourite recipes currently fuelling her training in the quest for Tokyo gold.

Last Word

World championship and Olympic gold medal winning cox of the German men’s eight.