As part of this year’s Freshers’ Week, the traditional end-of-week Bop will be taking place on Saturday 8th October (21:00-02:00) in the Cellar Bar and Games Room. This will be a ticketed event; only individuals with a wristband will be permitted in these areas on the night.



More information about tickets for the Bop will be provided in a separate email from the Academic Office. Please do not reply to this message with ticketing enquiries. Any excess ticket availability will be advertised on the Wolfson College Community Facebook group and via the Common Room mailing list.



Residents in College, particularly those who live in B and C Blocks, may notice a higher than usual level of noise and activity during this time. There will also be staff members from ScopeSecurity on site to help manage the event.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.

Mixed Circuits are organised by the Boat Club and run every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 PM all year round in the Games Room. Free and open to all members of college, the sessions are great for rowers keeping fit in the off-season, as a supplement to regular training, or for non-rowers who want to get a bit of exercise while seeing the enthusiasm of the Boat Club first-hand. The workout consists of a few sets of “body-weight” exercises, including crunches, press-ups, squats, etc. The pace of the session ensures that it’s perfect for all abilities — high-level athletes will be sweating just as much as first-timers. Sessions are informal, and include a warm-up at the beginning and guided stretching afterwards. The entire programme takes just over an hour, and generally increases in difficulty throughout the academic year.