Letter from the Editor

The events that unfolded on the somewhat playful Lagoa Rodrigo

Bulletin.

A new rowing club has been formed on Lake Las

On top of the Worlds Rotterdam, August 2016

“Good photographers – I think – are always on the

RIO IN PHOTOS

Junior, U23 and Senior World Rowing Championships

In age-old Dutch tradition, home-team supporters swam to congratulate their

Summer in the City

City Regatta breathes new life into the standard indoor rowing

Looking Backwards Moving Forwards

As the dust settles on Rio 2016, Martin Cross looks back to the events of the last Olympiad, and ahead to what the next four years may bring

Henley in a Crystal Ball

The question is, what next?

BACK IN THE DAY

Rio 2016 marked the 40th anniversary of women’s rowing at the Olympic Games. Donna McLuskie looks back to the summer of 1976: the Montreal Games, and where it all started

6 OF THE BEST. THEIR STORIES.

In little over a decade, Alex Henshilwood has lead six crews to victory in the schoolboy eights event at Henley Royal Regatta: an unprecedented record in what is considered the most competitive contest in schoolboy rowing. In his own words, Alex looks back on what made each campaign so special

RISE IN THE EAST

The right resources could pull rowing into the national psyche of the two most populous countries on earth

NARROW MARGINS

On not making it: Olympic hopefuls explore the agony of ‘almost’

THE GAMES

The Lagoa's eight days in the centre of the rowing

INSIDE TRACK

GB cox and regular Row360 writer Zoe De Toledo returns from Rio with a historic silver medal in the women’s eight, the team’s first Olympic medal of any colour in the event

Master of the Goldmine Jürgen Grobler

11:33 am, Saturday 13 August 2016, on the banks of the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, a man aged 70 years and two weeks had tears in his eyes

DIETARY AMMO FOR YOUNG GUNS

The importance of nutrition for junior rowers

BRAIN. POWER.

The body achieves what the mind believes

JAWS of VICTORY

Are your teeth as fit as you are?