Founded by former @exeterchiefs Captain & British Rowing Champion Sam Blythe, FM offers private 1-2-1 personal training and indoor rowing performance coaching.

Exeter
Joined November 2010
Growing nicely with less than 3 months to go. It is genuinely a welcoming and friendly event with a great race atmosphere. fmrowing.com/devon-indoor-ro… #DIRC #concept2 #race #indoorrowing – at Exminster, England
Sam’s take on the difference between the @wattbike and the newly released @Concept2UK BikeErg. fmrowing.com/bikeerg-vs-watt… #concept2 #wattbike #cycle – at Exminster, England
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There are 1,440 minutes in a day. Use 20 of them to workout: #sustainable
On a Saturday morning, we have a group fitness session. It's fun and a great workout. Check with us before coming by calling 01392 829 713
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Janurow is an organisation supported by Fitness Matters to raise money through rowing! fitnessmatters.me.uk/indoor-… #concept2 #gorowindoor
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Break larger fitness goals down into smaller manageable chunks. Little and often can lead to astonishing results
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