Injuries and illnesses are common occurrences for athletes over the winter season. However, with the right mindset, athletes can overcome these setbacks and continue to
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
The hard reality of team dynamics, especially in a performance environment, is that it’s usually heavily dependent on the coaching staff. While we see athletes progressing
Filippi believe in the power of relationships. To Filippi, businesses are not only built over the lifecycle of products or clever marketing campaigns – they’re
You’re now well settled into the season. The shock of the first few months are gone, the clocks have gone back , and the body
Welcome back to the second installation of Injuries in Masters Rowers, see the previous article here: https://juniorrowingnews.com/injuries-in-masters-rowers-part-1/ Limitations: There are two key limitations to this
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
Introduction: This is the first comprehensive study completed that looks across the entire spectrum of masters rowers detailing injury type, injury site, and frequency. The
I had the privilege of being a small part of a gold medal World Championship campaign and I would like to share with you some
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
What a brutal sport rowing is! It is hard to share what we experience with others who have never sat in a boat. Each stroke
Another innovation rolls off the Donoratico production line; a rowing boat that can resemble a miniature coastal rowing boat or a latest generation sailing craft,
