Andy Triggs Hodge's guest appearances

Andy Triggs Hodge

RowingChat

Dan Lyons

Stacy Sims

Dan Walsh

Andrew Campbell

Tom Murray

Sarah Cook

Marco Altini

Stephen Seiler

Mike Davenport

Dean Smith

Paul Thompson

Chris Chase

Bill Manning

Chris Hartley

Luke Walton

OwlTail

New rowing formats are essential to keeping our sport healthy and inclusive.  Andy Triggs Hodge is leading a multi-sport water event called Regatta London where you can paddle the Thames through the centre of historic London and see all the best tourist sights from the water.  Thanks to our sponsors - Faster Masters Rowing Training programs online every month https://fastermastersrowing.com/ - GoPro rowing boat tripod mount offer the clever engineers at Oar Inspired make it easy for you to video your crew.  Their brilliant design is a tripod with suction cup feet that mounts onto the stern or bow canvas of your boat.  Read more at https://rowing.chat/sponsors/oar-inspired/Timestamps to the show1:00 Introduction and background2:30 Why start a new regatta?  Test models of new regatta formats5:00 Row, Kayak or Paddleboard - the map of the event https://regatta.london/route-map 8:00 The Iconic Squiggle - which is the River Thames12:30 Bring a crew by bus14:30 Rowing in the context of Regatta London.  Celebrate the diversity within the sport17:00 Charity model to add value to the experience.  Personal challenges for sport participation are a model from running and cycling.  Mates in Mind https://www.matesinmind.org/join-the-action/regatta-london.html London Youth Rowing https://www.londonyouthrowing.com/event/regatta-londonThames 21 https://www.thames21.org.uk/take-part-in-regatta-london/ 21:00 It all started with an environmental project. There are strict rules about plastics22:00 Find out more https://regatta.london/We are aiming to connect with people who can hire boats out for next year.

New rowing formats are essential to keeping our sport healthy and inclusive. Andy Triggs Hodge is leading a multi-sport water event called Regatta London where you can paddle the Thames through the centre of historic London and see all the best tourist sights from the water. Thanks to our sponsors - Faster Masters Rowing Training programs online every month <a href="https://fastermastersrowing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://fastermastersrowing.com/</a> - GoPro rowing boat tripod mount offer the clever engineers at Oar Inspired make it easy for you to video your crew. Their brilliant design is a tripod with suction cup feet that mounts onto the stern or bow canvas of your boat. Read more at https://rowing.chat/sponsors/oar-inspired/ Timestamps to the show 1:00 Introduction and background 2:30 Why start a new regatta? Test models of new regatta formats 5:00 Row, Kayak or Paddleboard - the map of the event https://regatta.london/route-map 8:00 The Iconic Squiggle - which is the River Thames 12:30 Bring a crew by bus 14:30 Rowing in the context of Regatta London. Celebrate the diversity within the sport 17:00 Charity model to add value to the experience. Personal challenges for sport participation are a model from running and cycling. Mates in Mind <a href="https://www.matesinmind.org/join-the-action/regatta-london.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.matesinmind.org/join-the-action/regatta-london.html</a> London Youth Rowing <a href="https://www.londonyouthrowing.com/event/regatta-london" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.londonyouthrowing.com/event/regatta-london</a> Thames 21 <a href="https://www.thames21.org.uk/take-part-in-regatta-london/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.thames21.org.uk/take-part-in-regatta-london/</a> 21:00 It all started with an environmental project. There are strict rules about plastics 22:00 Find out more https://regatta.london/ We are aiming to connect with people who can hire boats out for next year.

Regatta London with Andy Triggs Hodge

Martin Cross

Two multiple-Olympic medalists discuss the future of Olympic rowing and how to improve the sport for fans.  Plus ergometer testing and why it's more important than egos.

RowingChat: Andy Triggs Hodge & Martin Cross, April 2016