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Tag Archives: Sculling
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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Greg Searle’s Olympic comeback video
The BBC has a video diary shot by Greg Searle on training camp in Portugal Continue reading
Posted in Sculling
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, British Rowing, Greg Searle, olympic rowing, rowing, Sculling
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Speed5 Interview with Stesha Carl, US W4x
Is there a ginger bias in rowing? Continue reading
Posted in Speed5
Tagged , rowing, Rowing Illustrated, Sculling, Sean Wolf, Stesha Carle
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Data overload and coaching – how can an athlete ‘process’ all your instructions?
The mind can handle seven pieces of information in its short-term memory and can generally deal with only four concepts or relationships at once. Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Coxing
Tagged Coxswain, rowing, Sculling, Short-term memory, Stroke, Water Sports
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Chapters 4 & 5 – How to run a learn to scull course
Finally we draw to a close with the final two chapters on Running the Course and After the Event is over, an after word and a list of skills drills and exercises. Continue reading
Chapter 3 part four – How to run a learn to scull course
We get to the end of chapter 3 with sections on Publicity and promotion, the training plan for the course and foul-weather alternative training plans. Continue reading
Chapter 3 part three – How to run a learn to scull course
This part deals with the sections on Different ways to teach beginners, Other facilities you’ll need, People you’ll need, Safety and Child protection. Continue reading
Chapter 3 part two – How to run a learn to scull course
More bits for the juicily large third chapter follow including Charging attendees, How to get the money in and Facilities. Continue reading
Writing about running a club learn-to-scull programme
Rowperfect has a small side project going which is to write an e-book about how to run a learn to scull programme for your club. Continue reading
Dreher Debuts new designs
The DreherAero is a revolutionary design- the first oar that attempts to overcome speed decreases on the recovery. The result – a shaft shaped like an aerofoil. Continue reading
Posted in Dreher, Equipment
Tagged crew sport, Dreher, dreher aero, oars, rowing, rowing oars, rowing sculls, Sculling
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