Water sessions
Technical outings, steady-state work, race pieces, starts and Bumps-specific preparation on the Cam.
Senior rowing
Train with purpose. Race for Peterhouse.
Structured training, competitive racing and a crew culture built around commitment to one another.
Senior squads
Take your rowing further.
Senior rowing at Peterhouse accommodates a wide range of experience, from students progressing out of novice term to rowers competing for Cambridge and at major national and international events.
Crews are selected according to availability, experience, performance and commitment. Training is adjusted to suit each crew’s goals and racing calendar.
The club aims to help every athlete improve while preserving a constructive, inclusive squad environment.
Land training
Ergometer sessions, strength work and individual programmes develop the fitness required to race well.
Racing
Senior crews target Lent Bumps, May Bumps, Fairbairns and selected head races and regattas beyond Cambridge.
What to expect
Commitment to the crew.
- Regular water sessions scheduled around crew availability.
- Land training appropriate to the crew’s racing goals.
- Technical feedback from coaches and senior athletes.
- Clear communication about availability and workload.
- Support for rowers pursuing university-level rowing.
Build your skills, fitness and crew chemistry.
Competition
Racing on and beyond the Cam.
Lent and May Bumps sit at the centre of the college rowing calendar, but they are not the only opportunities to race.
Depending on the season and crew, Peterhouse rowers may also compete at external head races, regattas and Henley.
Interested in senior rowing?
Contact the captains with your previous rowing experience, preferred side and availability.
Contact the captains