Ten Professional Standards For Coaches
Having been a coach for over 30 years, I have seen coaches and athletes at their very best. I’ve also seen them at their very
Having been a coach for over 30 years, I have seen coaches and athletes at their very best. I’ve also seen them at their very
Personal Brand Marketing and Social Media Influencing Every athlete with a dream knows that the journey to a National, World, or Olympic Championship starts a
In Part One, I covered the culture of rowing shells, and how modern design, materials and production have evolved beyond the idealized, organic vision of
From the earliest days, athletes, coaches and craftspeople have endeavored to design and build rowing shells that would be comfortable, fast, and light. When the
As coaches, we are challenged again with finishing another season of mixed emotions; some of us are finished at the regional and conference level, some
So, your organization is on the hunt for a new coach. Regardless of whether it is a new head coach, full time assistant, or a ten
LA 2028 – The Threshold to New Opportunities LA2028 has determined that the venue for rowing will be in Marine Stadium in Long Beach, CA.
In part one, I detailed the circumstances of my dismissal from my position as the Head Coach of a collegiate rowing team, and introduced some
Professional coaches live with the reality that coaching is typically “at-will” employment. That is, their employer (club, school etc) can at any time terminate their
It is a cliche at this point to say, “There is an app for everything.” Even in our community of competitive rowing, there are always
In part one we covered the start of this crews journey to Youth National Championships from Head of the Charles to tracking their erg progress.
After every championship, many of the crews and coaches who did not finish on the podium are left to wonder, “How were those winning crews