Rowing Club Management

SSRS facilitated installation of a Connect A Dock sea plane pontoon at the Australian National Museum. The Director of Space Saver Rowing Systems is excited two pair up two of his biggest passions – Aviation & Water usage. The National Capital Authority.

In the Wake of a Storm: Safety Procedures for Rowing Clubs

Whether you\’re in the U.S. or another pocket of the globe, you\’ve surely heard of the wreckage Hurricane Sandy left in its wake on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard. The event reminds rowing communities of the havoc a storm can leave around a boathouse, after it\’s long gone.  Our article today

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Parents and Coaching

If you coach for students, you may resonate with this post from The CoachAD on the difficulties that parents can present for you.  The post has some positive points on dealing with difficult parents, particularly on how to keep them informed and in-the-loop. It also has some more radical suggestions,

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Preparing for the HOCR

If you're in the U.S. your crews are rowing up a storm in anticipation of the Head of the Charles regatta later this month.  As a boat club manager, you want to help your coaches prepare your crews for such anticipated events.  Below we have a link to an excellent

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4 Ideas: Fundraising for your Rowing Club

Fundraising is a never-ending task for rowing clubs. We've taken a tip from Rowperfect and added to their list of Quarterly Fundraising ideas. Creativity is key when you're fundraising, so let your imagination run amok! Want more ideas? Check out our e-book: Fundraising Hints and Tips for your Rowing Club.

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Keep it Secret, Keep it Safe

(Well, keep it safe at least)  We talk a lot about keeping club members safe, but what about keeping yourclub safe?  Your club is filled with all kinds of valuables, from the rowing shells to the coxing equipment; you don\’t want anything to go missing.  Here are some suggestions of how

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Organizing a Crew of Athletes for your Rowing Club

Organising athletes can be a major job, and a major pain, but we\’re going to help make it a little bit easier for you. Structure is everything, and it all starts with a few simple lists. Setup a list using these keys concepts.  The Specifics Under \’Contact Me\’ you should outline

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Free Electronic Logbook for Rowing

If you still use the \’classic\’ pen and paper to sign out boats at your rowing club, you\’re a bit behind the times. Why not make life a little easier for you and your members, a little more organised, and save a few trees while you\’re at it. We\’ve discovered

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Shell Condition Checklist

Regularly checking your rowing and sculling shells are, well, a hassle, but a necessity of rowing club management. But don\’t fret, we\’ve found you something that will make it a little bit easier. George D. Kirschbaum, Jr. – a coxswain and writer of many years has done one more favor for

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In Case of Emergency: Points for your Boat Club

Emergencies – the dreaded creeping potential of having numerous humans doing, well, just about anything together in a \”perfect storm\”. Couple it with water, weather, and large objects, and you have yourself a situation that can end up in any of a number of unpleasant ways (uh-oh!). As a boat

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