Images courtesy of EXRA new month means a heap of updates in the EXR world. With new challenges, badges and a whole load of customisation, EXR continues to revolutionise the world of indoor rowing. Here are four key updates this month on the EXR app.CustomisationEXR is now providing even more options to customise your avatar
Chris Anslow discovered indoor rowing in 2019 after serving in the Royal Engineers for 21 years and being medically discharged following an injury on duty. He is a proud member of We Are Invictus since applying for the 2019 Invictus Games. Alongside wins at the British Rowing Indoor Championships, Anslow recently won a silver medal …
Fergus Mainland
Stacey Denyer started indoor rowing in 2019 after a relapse of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Osteoarthritis in her knees which meant she could no longer run, squat or deadlift. Her first competition was the 2019 Royal Air Force Indoor Champs , followed by the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) 2019. She has lost count of the …
Fergus Mainland
ROWBOTS welcomed CJ White to their London studio to deliver a workshop ahead of the British Rowing Indoor Championships 2023. White, a British Rowing Master trainer, was welcomed by ROWBOTS to help kickstart their BRIC training programme, designed to get competitors race ready, especially for the 4000m relay races. With just over a month to go until …
Fergus Mainland
Claim your exclusive EXR discount and be perfectly prepared for the BRIC. The biggest indoor rowing event in Great Britain is back: it’s time to strap in and train for the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC)! BRIC is happening in Birmingham on 9 December and is a great opportunity for you to meet fellow rowers and …
British Rowing
Can you row 600 miles along our river Nile tracking map to earn Row The Distance’s biggest and most beautiful medal to date? The virtual map starts North of Cairo and follows the Nile down to the Aswan dam, and your journey is depicted on the rear of this stunning medal.There is no time limit on …
British Rowing
At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month – we will remember them. Every year, we remember military and civilian sacrifices made during conflict. The Armistice, an agreement to end the fighting of the First World War as a prelude to peace negotiations, began at 11am on 11 November 1918. £5 will be …
British Rowing
