Rechargeable Security Storage Box
We know your team has expensive rowing equipment, and despite the chummy atmosphere of rowers at regattas, races and practices, you want to keep it safe. Welcome to the SSRS Security box, where you can protect and recharge yourelectronic rowing equipment. You can keep your Nielsen Kellerman (NK) coxboxes safe and charged with 10 custom-designed spaces manufactured just for this equipment. If you don't shop NK you can get your storage box with one flat tray which also works for speed coaches, OR take advantage of
How to Learn from Safety Incidents and Share the Knowledge Around the Club
Nothing puts a damper on our favourite sport of rowing like common accidents on and off the water. Do any of these scenarios sound all-too-familiar? Slipping in water puddling off boats fresh from the river Dropping boats and fracturing them Collisions on the water between boats (watch where you're going!) Collisions on the water with stationary objects - trees / banks / poles - it happens! Let's jump straight into avoiding the mishaps Drying off your boat once you get out of the water is not
Club Fundraising know-how: It’s the little things
Are you worried about keeping rowing club members on board to keep your club finances from springing leaks? Well we have a few tricks for you to keep up your sleeve that should help pay for the necessities, and all YOU have to do is start thinking small, because it's little bits of change that can make the difference. Regatta fees - When planning to race, within the regatta entry fee you can charge any person wanting to put their behind in one
10 Lessons from Bad Rowing Websites
Guest Post by Barrie Robinson Part of our Club Management series - because having a good rowing website is essential to having a good rowing club. As the developer and manufacturer of the OarRATER stroke rate stopwatch I have visited literally hundreds of web sites of universities, colleges, high schools and clubs as well as other organisations. In a previous life I wrote a column in a computer magazine and I did a short series on web sites and their failings. So, naturally, I