The solution to your boat storage woes!
Are you tired of straining furiously to retrieve boats at dangerous heights, from unstable footings? Or perhaps your boatshed lacks the required floor space to store all of your boats effectively, making it difficult to access them when you need to - costing you valuable time on the water. If your boat house has vertical roof space that is un-used - take a look at this video. Let us introduce the solution to all your boat storage problems! The Space Saver Rowing Systems mechanical
Need more boat shed storage?
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Managing Your Rowing Fleet: Boat Rosters
Keeping track of your club members is one thing, but keeping track of your gear is another. And it’s incredibly important! You know as well as we do that rowing gear is expensive and when lost or damaged can be difficult for clubs to handle. Solution? Rostering! This week we’re talking about Boat Rosters and how to integrate them into your club (or improve on them). What is a boat roster? A boat roster is a scheduled list of who is using what
Stress Getting In The Way Of Coaching Rowing?
We know that the life of a rowing coach is often less than forgiving. That's why we asked top rowing coaches from around the globe about how they manage stress and keep themselves at peak readiness for their rowing coach careers! Better yet, everything they said can be found in our FREE eBook - Stop Worrying As A Coach Pick it up for free now on our store and help yourself or a fellow rowing coach make every day that much easier. The
How to organise your Rowing Club fundraising in 2015
Failing to plan means planning to fail, and rowing clubs are no exception. Need to raise funds to achieve your goals as a club? Well let's get to it! At the end of this we'll give you two downloadable documents to help you plan your year. But first, some research
Making Your Rowing Club Boathouse A Home
Your rowing club's boathouse should be a place where people love to spend their time and enjoy the sport of rowing while supporting your club and its activities. We looked at what turns a rowing club boathouse into a home for rowing lovers and their supporters alike, and came up with these 4 core ideas
Methodist Ladies College Now Fitted With Space Saver Rowing Gear
Methodist Ladies College (MLC) in Melbourne, Australia have had their boathouse kitted out with some space saving gear from us! Here's what their rowing shed looks like now Cleaner, easier and more accessible rowing for all! We had a fantastic time fitting this shed out and it looks fantastic. I'm sure you can spot our Wing Rigger Racks, Oar Brackets and Boat Storage Sliding Arms. Join them and
End 2014 with some rowing club fundraising!
While we're sad to see the 2014 year go, it certainly is a great excuse to throw on a big event and earn some extra dollar for your rowing club. You're with Space Saver Rowing Systems and this is the December 2014 Rowing Club Fundraising post: Row To Santa Challenge Here's an interesting idea - calculate the distance from your rowing club to the north pole and run a "row to santa" erg-a-thon, where a team of rowers join forces to row
Rowing Club WARNING: Boathouses are like Construction Sites
The safety of your rowing club members, of your athletes, is of the utmost importance. They're your reason for being and for doing what you do as a club. Boathouses are one of the places a rowing athlete can get hurt the most and that's because there can be loose heavy objects and slippery surfaces everywhere - but there don't have to be. They're like construction sites, all you need is safe equipment and a mental "hard hat" on and