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Tag Archives: Coaching
How to write a rowing club management strategy Part 2
TweetCarrying on from John Parker’s Part 1 published last week…. Step 4 – plan for the medium term If you identify “departments” within the club to cover the main areas of activity (coaching, equipment, membership, social etc). Then make a … Continue reading
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Tagged Coaching, rowing club management, rowing committee, sport club management, Youth
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How to use video with your rowing crews – Part 3
TweetRaf Wyatt continues her article series on how to use video as a coaching aide for rowing and sculling. Part 1 & Part 2 Watching your movie This is where careful planning, even scripting, pay off. Looking at the film … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Coaching, Rowing, Sculling, Technique, Training
Tagged Coaching, rowing blogger, Rowing video
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Are Girls Different?
Should one coach a girl’s eight differently than one would a boys crew? Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Coaching, Duncan Holland
Tagged Coaching, Duncan Holland, girls different from boys, rowing, Sculling
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Fairbairn
Some of you may have heard of Steve Fairbairn… …Saying Nothing is Often Best… Continue reading
Use the Ergometer Wisely
For most rowers the ergometer is something that must be put up with. Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Duncan Holland, Equipment, Rowperfect, Training
Tagged Coaching, ergs, indoor rower, rowing, Rowperfect, Technique, Water Sports
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Steve Gunn – Developing Athletes
How to produce a “high performance novice” Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Coaching, Equipment, Technique
Tagged , , Coaching, rowing coach, Rowing technique, Sport
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ARA coaching conference – liveblog
I’m at Staverton Park, Daventry at the annual coaching conference and exhibition. Rowperfect is showing off the new Aero sculls in the exhibition. Continue reading
What is a coach?
A coach is someone of either sex, usually a man at present, who borrows a bicycle and rides beside a crew. Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Duncan Holland, Psychology
Tagged , coach, Coaching, coaching jobs, Duncan Holland, Fairbairn, Meldrum
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