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Melbourne University Boat Club

Established in 1859, the Melbourne University Boat Club (MUBC) is the oldest rowing club in Australia. MUBC has a long and successful history at University, State, National and International levels.

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Winter ergo schedule03-May-2012

For those men not able to train on the water or at MUBC regularly, try this winter training ergo schedule. It ..

Henley Royal Regatta 201227-Apr-2012

This year, MUBC will be assisting with sending athletes to a variety of events, the first and most expensive o..

Third full time MUBC coach appointed30-Mar-2012

I am delighted to announce that Mike Steele has joined the MUBC team today as a full time coach with direc..

National Championships - MUBC top Aussie club20-Mar-2012

After a week of racing in Perth, the race to be top of the medal tally came down to the final day and the ..

NSW and Victoria State Championships21-Feb-2012

MUBC competed at both New South Wales and Victorian State Championship over the past two weekends. Add..

Melbourne Uni wins University Games Regatta04-Oct-2011

Over three days, crews from Melbourne University dominated the University Games regatta in Sydney, confirming ..

Following MUBC's Karsten Forsterling training in Tassie. Thanks to Michael Nicholson, a great film!

 
MUBC Rowers in London 2012

18th April 2012 marks 100 days until the London 2012 games. Ten MUBC athletes have been selected to race in the World Cups, the final races before the Olympics. Will Lockwood and Kim Crow are in the 2 lead boats, the M4- and W2x whilst Josh Booth, Cam McKenzie-McHarg, Phoebe Stanley and Lizzie Patrick are in the 8s. Tom Larkins and James Marburg will race in two M2-, Karsten Forsterling continues in the M4X and Alice MacNamra is in the WL2X group. The video below gives a snapshot of training in the lead up for the M4X and LM4-.

 

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