Comparing ergo scores of athletes whose body weights have a large variance is one of those difficult biannual tasks for coaches. Power vs. weight ratio is an important consideration in coaches\’ selection criteria for crews. A larger athlete is reasonably able to produce more power on a rowing machine. But when
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
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
Rigging isn\’t an art, it\’s a science. Today we\’re sharing a great website we found that lists tables giving the spread for oar length and inboard. It\’s all calculated for you, and included is the rough equation if you\’d like to do the work yourself. We suggest you print this
Get a handle on it – A clean one, that is Keeping your handles clean and smooth are essential to keeping your hands in good shape. Because without your hands, you\’re really not much of a rower, are you? It\’s time to make cleaning and checking your handles a habit.
As a boat club manager you need to support every member of your club, this includes the coaches. Create a platform for sharing knowledge among coaches to help them excel at what they do, creating happy members, and a well stocked club. You can start by printing out the blog
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
When it comes to dealing with large, heavy objects (boats) and numerous people (club members), safety and strategic planning for space optimization are of the utmost concern. That\’s why we paid special attention to an interesting question we received from a boat club manager in the UK, who simply wondered,
Towing a boat trailer is a fact of life for us rowers – particularly, if you\’re a coach, a dragon boater, a volunteer driver, or a boat club manager. There are lots of tips for how to do it successfully – a main one being know your length and clearance,
Dragon Boating is unique among the sports we \’paddlers\’ involve ourselves in. For instance, a single dragon boat carries enough people for two soccer teams – compare that to your single scull! Below we have some helpful articles for boat club managers about dragon boating, from safety protocol to stretching,
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