The Student Room Group
University College London, University of London
University College London
London

Rowing at London/UCL?

Well I was up at Worchester rowing today and I saw a University of London and crew and realised although I want to be off to UCL, I didnt know how rowing worked there. Does everyone row for an overall London club, or are there seperate college crews?

I'm a lightweight, and only just pull below 7:00 on a 2km ergo, so obviously i wouldnt be looking to get into the really serious crews, but what kind of stuff is out there?

Cheers in advance for anything you can tell me!
Reply 1
Yeah I'm really interested in rowing aswell.

How should one proceed with such interest at UCL?
University College London, University of London
University College London
London
There is a rowing club... and you join it... I don't know details but they row all on the Thames near the 'usual' boathouses in Putney/Hammersmith area.
Reply 3
I can understand you wanting to keep up a hobby,I am eager to know if there's a horse riding club or team.

PS Dann I love the picture in your profile.
different?
I am eager to know if there's a horse riding club or team.


Apparently, there is. Though I have zero idea as to what they do... and there are loads of non-uni horse riding things around just in case... bit of a specialist thing though and London isn't fantastically accomodating of it, in general, either...
Reply 5
President_Ben
Apparently, there is. Though I have zero idea as to what they do... and there are loads of non-uni horse riding things around just in case... bit of a specialist thing though and London isn't fantastically accomodating of it, in general, either...

No i know riding and London are difficult, thanks anyway.
Reply 6
hehe thanks different?! Christmas comes but once a year, but not if Yoda can help it!
Reply 7
When you join UCL, you can join UCL(W)BC (or RUMSBC is you're a medic.) Univeristy of London (UL) is the cream of the crop (GB rowers etc) and is selective whereas anyone can join UCLBC, (obviously to do well & race you need to be committed and be reasonably good.) Join - it's brilliant (particularly the social side.)
Reply 8
cheers for the info timmyb

Latest

Trending

Trending