Rowing Talks Conference

If you\’re a coach who wants to excel at what you do, if you want to make your team go faster and perform better, RowingTalks is a conference not to be missed.  If you\’re not in Washington State this Saturday, January 26th, (or even on the same continent), don\’t despair.

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6 Blog Posts that can help Turn your Club Around

It\’s a new year – and we have 6 articles from our Club Management Series to help you look at your club with a fresh eye for improvements.  From the pains of organized management to club safety, proper equipment care techniques and that pesky little thing called fundraising, these articles

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Fit More Boats into your Boathouse

We know what your boathouse looks like.  It's cramped. And it's time for a change. Ours is the same. Be unconventional.  We recommend \”Height over width\”. If your boathouse has space above the top vertical rack – we can help you use it profitably.  In an urban setting, we are

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Rowing Video: An Investment for your Club

As a rowing club manager, yours is a hard job (we know).  From beneath the endless tasks that pile onto your desk, you need to remember to keep innovation moving at your club.  You invest in new rowing equipment often, but try investing in something small that could improve the

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What Makes a Great Rowing Coach?

Mike Davenport, coach and writer, explores the idea of what makes a great coach in his latest blog post.  What's important, is that he takes the angle of starting a dialogue between coaches and boat club managers (you). Take a read of his blog post, below, and pass the article

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How to Re-Organise your Rowing Shed

(You know it needs it) If you\’re a boat club manager or committee member, you\’re running a business.  Twice a year, with an influx (or wane) of club members, you need to assess the state of your club  from a business strategy standpoint.  Figure out who else needs to come

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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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