GB Paralympic rowing hopefuls Tom Aggar and Helene Raynsford get set for another training session at Caversham
Adaptive rowing will be making its Paralympic debut in Beijing and Tom is hoping to add Paralympic gold to his 2007 world title
Tom, who took up rowing in 2006 after suffering a spinal injury, and BBC Breakfast presenter Chris Hollins share a joke during filming
Back on dry land, Tom makes adjustments to his boat under the watchful eye of GB rowing coach Chad King
Final preparations for Helene as she prepares to embark on another tough session on the Redgrave/Pinsent Lake
The 28-year-old from Surrey is a former wheelchair basketball player and won the single scull title at the 2006 World Championships
Northern Ireland rower Karen Cromie, who competes in the double sculls with James Roberts, does some work on her boat
The four of Vicky Hansford, Naomi Riches, Alistair McKean, James Morgan and cox Alan Sherman get ready to take to the water
The GB four were world champions in 2005 and 06 but lost their crown last year and are keen to make amends in Beijing
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