The first crew row which was mainly focusing on technique and racing starts. Cox: Julie/ Wendy, 6:Jo, 5: Jem, 4: Kerry, 3: Jayne, 2: Me, 1: Kevin. We raced against the big blue boat below.




The second row was at a slower constant paced row for endurance: Cox; Wendy, 6: Kerry, 5: Julie, 4: Steve, 3: Trevor. 2: Me, 1; James. Two rows was a good comeback row which gave me gig arse.
After a busy week on a PNPGC social row with a couple of newer rowers which ended up quite exciting as we had to quickly row out to assist on a canoe that capsized with two individuals in the water which was quite cold. The lifeboat was called over the radio that beat us to it but we did retreive the paddle. It was quite choppy and windy and the individuals were picked up by the lifeboat and taken ashore to be transported to the local hospital by ambulance. The row back was against the wind and water became choppy. Crew was Coxs; Jim/Wendy 6: Jem, 5: Julie, 4: Gaz, 3: Me. 2: Chris, 1: Ivan, passenger and stand in rower for Ivan, James. Started on technique until incident and during the fast row out to the individuals in water. James and Jim took over from the newer rowers. Exciting row,



Two crew rows on first row for a while on a slow come back to fitness Cox: Wendy 6: Tina, 5: Julie, 4: Steve, 3: Gillian, 2 Me, 1: Michelle on second Trev came into 3 and replaced Julie in 5 as she coxed. Quite flat seas and sunny π with clouds β
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Easing back to competitive rowing π£πΏ with a slow relaxed row with a mixed crew of a few experienced and newer rowers. Cox: Wendy 6: Kevin 5: Julie, 4: Dietmar, 3:Ant, 2: me 2: Ivan
Quick warm up with RowErg to get back into it after a few weeks waiting for medical test results which were positive. Followed this with a WattBike virtual 10 km ride on the Zwift Paris course to increase fitness.
Followed this with a few weight lifts for strength
Virtual Zwift virtual training ride after completing all my cardiac investigations freeing me to training. Also a quick cool down RowErg row
Nice training virtual bike ride after news that I cannot go to the Scillies after medical investigation. This was followed by a couple of short rows.

Training racing row in choppy waters Cox: Julie 6: me 5: Jim 4: Steve 3: James 2: Alison 1: Trevor
Good training row in reasonably calm seas and blue sky for a change. Cox: Julie, 6: Me, 5: Emma, 4: Steve, 3; Grant, 2: Sarah, 1: Trevor. A few starts and lots of technique training. Good training for me as No 6 stroke. Afterwards a quick drink at the Longboat.
Two strong training rows with crew for the open IoS champs. First 11.2Km row Cox: Rich (Rowhedge), 6: Steve, 5: Julie, 4: Trevor, 3: Lyndon (Burnham on Sea) 2 Gus (Epic) 1: me. Went round the Mount in choppy seas with power racing rowing π£πΏ and practicing starts. The second was 6.6 km where I was changed to 6, 5: James 4: Steve, 3: Trevor, 2: Lyndon and Gus:1 this change was to streamline the boat. In this session we did a number of racing starts and added technique to our power rowing. Really good training endurance training rowing π£ββοΈ sessions for the Scillies Champs. We followed this with a social at the Pirate π΄ββ οΈ Inn
After weeks of rain and high winds we managed to get on the water for a 4km gig row practicing starts and power rowing π£ββοΈ in choppy seas. We also did an oars up in honour for Wendy’s husband Godfrey who died. Cox: Julie, 6: Steve 5: Emma, 4: Kevin, 3: James 2: Jonny, 1: me. Afterwards went for a few pints in the Longboat.