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9 months into ownership, I have logged over one million metres with the new system and finally think I have spent enough time to show you what I really think of the latest member of the NK family!

Eve is studying Natural Sciences at Durham, and has recently started coxing for her college. She reached out and wanted to share the story so far of her experiences, and her advice for people wanting to start coxing.

For over a year, NK Sports have been teasing us with a new CoxBox model. The first CoxBox was first designed in 1978 by Paul Nielsen and Richard Kellerman. Rowing technology has moved forward significantly since the last CoxBox in 2008, does the latest creation from NK keep up with the sport?

Whether you're a steersman or a cox, the Tideway is fiendishly difficult to navigate. Keeping the racing line is crucial and one does not want to crash into another boat, bridge or buoy. This post is a beginner’s guide to the Tideway and is an essential read for those that wish to improve their time in their race. 

Wallingford Head is 4,500m of winter 'fun racing' that takes part on the Oxfordshire stretch of Wallingford RC, Oxford Uni and Oxford Brookes Uni. The race is completed upstream, against the flow of the water. This is the article that you will need to get you and your crew down the course safely and in the fastest way possible.