MASTERS SCULLING PROGRAM 10 OCT 2013

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1 MASTERS SCULLING PROGRAM 10 OCT 2013!

2 ARC PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR MASTERS SCULLING CLINICS ARC PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR MASTERS SCULLING CLINICS A. How the inquiry started Dinner with Jeff 1. How can we make better use of the WCB especially during the day between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM? 2. Is there a program or membership category that we can create that can be scheduled during those times? 3. Would researching other clubs provide some direction toward resolving this issue? B. The Objectives, long term: 1. Improve the cohesiveness of the Austin Rowing Club 2. Foster excellence in rowing 3. Improve the Club s ability to provide excellent coaching 4. Provide an opportunity for national exposure C. The Objectives, immediate term 1. Contribute to the functional efficiency of the WCB and ARC 2. Create a practical program that can be marketed nationally, and can contribute to making ARC a southwest-rowing destination. 3. Increase ARC s training capabilities

3 ARC PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR MASTERS SCULLING CLINICS ARC PROPOSED PROGRAM FOR MASTERS SCULLING CLINICS ROWING CLINICS AND CAMPS Most nationally successful rowing camps and clinics:. 1. Excellent coaching staff, former Olympians and/or national champions that have excellent reputations and whose names are recognized in the rowing world, usually the head coach or director, with two assistants 2. Unique locations and facilities such as Calm Waters Rowing in Virginia 3. Offer weather alternatives: Florida Rowing Center and Craftsbury 4. Offer specialized rowing programs: Northeast Rowing Center ARC and the Waller Creek Boathouse 1. Austin TX is most desirable destination city 2. Temperate climate provides for year round rowing 3. Lady Bird Lake is one of the finest bodies of water for rowing in the USA. 4. WCB offers fully equipped exercise space w/ergs 5. ARC has a large fleet of sculling and sweep vessels 6. ARC has the potential to be a very marketable destination for rowing in the Southwest RESOURCES Business Plan w/scheduling

4 ARC$PROPOSED$MASTER'S$SCULLING$PROGRAM OPTION ONE 12 PERSON ATTENDANCE persons /session per person fee revenue /session number sessions/ Revenue REVENUE month FOUR-DAY SESSIONS , , Expense SIX-DAY SESSIONS 12 1, , , THREE FOUR-DAY AND TWO SIX- DAY SESSIONS PER MONTH $$$ 49, EXPENSE Breakfasts cost per month personnel expense hotel per month Travel expense Daily Breakfast Four-day sessions 1, Six-day sessions 1, Coach #1 6, , , Coach #2 4, , , Coach #3 - SUBTOTALS 2, , , , , $$$ 23, Administrative cost 25% X 23,320 ##### 5, Equipment use 25% X 23,320 ##### 5, TOTALS 49, $$$ 34, $$$ 14, #Oct#2013 1

5 ARC$PROPOSED$MASTER'S$SCULLING$PROGRAM OPTION TWO 15 PERSON ATTENDANCE persons /session per person fee revenue /session number sessions/ Revenue REVENUE month FOUR-DAY SESSIONS , , Expense SIX-DAY SESSIONS 15 1, , , THREE FOUR-DAY AND TWO SIX- DAY SESSIONS PER MONTH 62, EXPENSE Breakfasts cost per month personnel expense hotel per month Travel expense Daily Breakfast Four-day sessions 1, Six-day sessions 1, Coach #1 6, , , Coach #2 4, , , Coach #3 3, SUBTOTALS 3, , , , , $$$ 27, Administrative cost 25% X 27,940 ##### 6, Equipment use 30& X 27,940 ##### 8, $$$ 62, $$$ 43, $$$ 19, #Oct#2013 2

6 ARC Proposed Masters' Sculling Clinic Option Three 18 Person Attendance persons /session per session fee revenue /session number sessions/ month Revenue Expense Revenue Four-Day Sessions , , Six-Day Sessions 18 1, , , , EXPENSE Breakfast cost / month personnel expense hotel per month travel expense Daily Breakfast Four-Day Sessions 2, Six-Day Sessions 2, Coach #1 6, , , Coach #2 4, , , Coach #3 3, Coach #4 3, SUBTOTALS 4, , , , , , Administrative cost 25%32,560 8, Equipment cost 25%32,560 8, TOTALS 74, , ,860.00

7 !!!!!!ARC PROPOSED PLAN FOR A MASTERS SCULLING CLINIC 1. To be planned early 2014 for implementation in winter 2014/15, schedule TBD. 2. Marketing and start-up costs estimated $5, during 2014, annual marketing thereafter $2, Will require a committee of two board members to prepare the plan for implementation. 4. Will require review of he Finance Committee to sanction the business plan. 5. Does the hiring of coaches for this program require the participation of the HR Committee? 6. Requires approval of the ARC Board of Directors to proceed with the planning. 7. Equipment Committee to assess the inventory to accommodate the proposed attendance

8 Calm Waters Rowing Camp Rates Lancaster VA Calm Waters Rowing offers a full-service sculling vacation catered towards the master's rower. While our rates are per person double occupancy, prices vary depending on the season and on what room you choose. All rates include food, lodging and coaching. Our months of operation are mid-march through mid-november. You can opt for a three-day weekend stay Thursday-Sunday or a four-day mid-week stay Sunday-Thursday. Arrival time is 3 p.m., departure time 11 a.m. We offer four levels of accommodation: Coach, Varsity, Junior Varsity and Freshman. Two coaching sessions per day and video review. Peak%Season% % % % % % % % Mid-Peak%Season% (April'('May)' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' (March,'June,'Sept._October)' Rooms 4&day* Mid&Week 3&day* Weekend Rooms' 4&day* MidWeek' 3&day* Weekend' *CoacheCoach $1,080 $930 Coach' $1,020' $885' Varsity $1,020 $885 Varsity' $960' $840' Junior*Varsity $960 $840 Junior*Varsity' $900' $795' Freshman $900 $795 Freshman' $840' $750' Off-Peak%Season% (July,'August,'November)' Rooms 4&day* **************3&day* MidWeek ***********Weekend Coach $960 ''''''''''''''''$825' Varsity $900 ''''''''''''''''$795 Junior*Varsity $840 ''''''''''''''''$750 Calm Waters Rowing Hosts and Coaches Charlotte Hollings and John Dunn have spent more than 70 years immersed in the sport of rowing. Charlotte began in high school while John first picked up an oar as a freshman at Cornell University. Both have rowed on the U.S. National Team, winning several international medals. Charlotte s coaching career has taken her west to Stanford University before heading back east to Boston University and then Cornell University. John remained close to home, coaching at his alma mater, first as the frosh lightweight coach, then varsity lightweight and finally varsity women, for 18 years. It was at Cornell that Charlotte and John first met and then married in In 1998, Charlotte and John tried something a little different and started coaching sculling at a master's camp. They enjoyed it so much that they immediately set out to start a sculling camp of their own. Calm Waters Rowing is the culmination of two years of extensive searching and planning.

9 NORTHEAST ROWING CENTER Crescent Lake Raymond, Maine Session 1 (Sweep) Aug , 2013 Session 2 (Sculling) Aug , 2013 The Northeast Rowing Center provides the opportunity in Session 1 for junior rowers & coxswains to obtain professional, personal instruction to significantly improve technical rowing/coxing ability. In Session 2 both junior & master scullers or rowers will attend a shorter more intense sculling program. The highest quality master coaches, facilities, equipment and organization are assembled to provide the best program possible. Extremely high standards are maintained. Session 1 (Sweep) AUGUST 17-23, 2013 Rowing Program (Session 1 ~ $975.00) - For boys and girls ages with at least one season's experience. Rowers are categorized by experience/age into groups of eight and assigned to a Master Coach. This produces an effective student-to-coach ratio of eight-to-one. The Master Coach is on the water with only one crew at a time. Session 1 (Coxing) AUGUST 17-23, 2013 Coxing Program (Session 1 ~ $975.00) - For experienced coxswains. A Coxswain's Master Coach will administer specific instruction for coxswains. In addition to participating in all of the events that the rowers attend (on the water, video reviews and clinics), each coxswain will attend off-the-water coxing sessions. Detailed instruction covering topics such as boat-handling, workout skills, racing skills, cox/coach relationships, etc., will be discussed. This is an opportunity for coxswains to obtain valuable detailed instruction from the most experienced coaching staff available. Session 2 (Sculling) AUGUST 24-27, 2013 Sculling Program (Session 2 ~ $650.00) - For junior (age 15-19) & master rowers with at least one season of sculling or rowing experience. This smaller more intensive co-ed program will include three rows per day along with clinics to teach participants about rigging, technique, and cross-training. Coaches Session 1 (Sweep) Megan Cooke Carcagno, University of Wisconsin John Lindberg, Boston University Kate Maloney, Williams College Holly Metcalf, M.I.T. Session 2 (Sculling) Connie Kirsch, Indiana University CB Sands Bohrer, Cambridge Rowing Club Wendy Wilbur, Harvard University (Radcliffe) Ed Slater, Erg Coach (Trinity) Tom Tiffany, Coxswain Coach Spencer Washburn, Princeton University Wendy Wilbur, Harvard University (Radcliffe) Joe Wilhelm, Northeastern University Graham Willoughby, Brown University

10 THE FLORIDA ROWING CENTER Wellington, FL Special Announcement: A new book release: Sculling in a Nutshell by FRC Coach, Gordon Hamilton. Visit FRC News. The Florida Rowing Center, established in 1985, offers sculling instruction for competitors and beginners. The center operates from mid-december to May attracting experienced and beginner scullers from the United States, Canada, and Europe. Professional coaching, first rate facilities, and a protected 1.5- mile long lake in sunny Palm Beach County make the Florida Rowing Center winter s premier sculling destination. Masters, scholastic, elite, and recreational rowers will improve their single sculling skills on Lake Wellington through lessons with our coaches, by practicing drills, and with daily individual video critique of technique. Our coaches place a priority on a personal approach and creating a positive learning environment. Small groups allow each sculler to work closely with our staff to accomplish their goals for the session. There is a choice of accomodations near the center. Minutes from quality beaches, an international airport, and major thoroughfares, the Florida Rowing Center is conveniently located. Read through our web site and find out more about our programs, location, coaching staff, equipment, and schedule. A visit to the Florida Rowing Center is a perfect choice if you want to improve your sculling skills for competition or recreation. DAILY SCHEDULE Each 7-hour day of single sculling instruction begins at 7:30 am and concludes at 2:30 pm. Daily sessions begin at 7:30 am. The first row is a 120-minute session with dockside instruction, individual coaching, and videotaping. Our coaches work with each sculler from a launch or rowing shell, and each sculler is videotaped. Following the morning row, students and coaches enjoy a leisurely hot breakfast at a nearby café. The group then goes to a classroom for 1 to 2 hours of detailed video review and discussion of technique. Following the classroom instruction, scullers return to the lake for a second coached session on the water focused on practice, drills, and individual attention. The second session lasts 90 to120 minutes. A double scull is also available for use upon request. Sessions start promptly at 7:30 am. Please arrive on time. Parking is available in the Wellington Community Center parking lot, rest room facilities are in the community center pool house next to the boathouse, and a lock box is on site for keeping backpacks and valuables when scullers are on the water. High season Low season Three day session $ $ Four day session Seven day session 1, oo 10% discount offered when reserving one month in advance THIS SEASON'S SCHEDULE Programs will begin on Monday, December 16, 2013 Programs will conclude on Sunday, April 27, day sessions begin every Friday. 4-day sessions begin every Monday. Two consecutive sessions may be combined for a 7-day session. For 7-day sessions register for your initial 3-day or 4-day session; you will then be given the option to extend your stay to 7 days. Online registration for each session is available. If a session is full it will be indicated and suggest that you choose alternate dates.

11 Roberta Jaro-Reservations Manager and Administrative Assistant Roberta Jaro took on the role of Administrative Assistant for the Florida Rowing Center in September Roberta oversees the registration and scheduling of students attending the sculling center. Roberta also holds the position of Chief Operating Officer at United Cerebral Palsy of MetroBoston. She is the wife of Gordon Hamilton, one of the coaches at the center. or COACHES The Florida Rowing Center features a staff of elite, professional coaches. Gordon Hamilton- Coach Joining FRC in 2006, Gordon brings more than three decades of university, national, and international coaching experience to the Florida Rowing Center. His university coaching has included MIT Head Men s coach for 20 years, Williams College, and University of Virginia. He has coached US women s sweep and sculling national teams at the World Championships, Goodwill Games, and World University Games, in addition to international crews from Puerto Rico, Peru, and Brazil. Gordon is regularly a guest coach at Cambridge University Women s Crew (England), Open Water Rowing Club (CA), Craftsbury Sculling Center (VT), and is the chief coach at Cambridge Boat Club in Cambridge, MA. Gordon was educated at Columbia University and Trinity College, Cambridge University. [email protected] Gordon Hamilton is the author of Sculling in a Nutshell: A polemic guide to making your boat go faster, click the link below: Sculling in a Nutshell Harvey Rubenstein- Coach Harvey learned to row at Wayne State in Detroit and went on to represent the United States in the 1962 World Championships in Lucerne, Switzerland in the men s 4+ event. He also represented the U.S. in the 1961 and 1965 Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv. Harvey recently retired from a 40-year career in teaching and coaching a high school rowing team in Michigan. He and his wife have now made south Florida their permanent home. [email protected]

12 KYLE Loten- COACH Kyle joins the FRC staff as of April Kyle began his rowing career at Northeastern University in Boston, where without any prior rowing experience, he was able to earn a seat in the first Varsity 8+ in his first eligible year, finishing seventh at the IRA National Championship Regatta. As a coach, Kyle got his start in Boston working with Gentle Giant Rowing Club and Community Rowing Inc. coaching juniors, masters, and outreach. For the past three years Kyle has been working with the Miami Beach Rowing Club in Miami Beach, Florida, serving the past two seasons as head coach of the Varsity women and one year at the helm of the masters program. His high school crews have won multiple state and regional championships, earning four berths to the USRowing Youth National Championships in sweep and sculling events. His crews had two top-5 finishes including a bronze medal in the lightwieght 4+ in Marlene Royle- COACH A full-time Florida Rowing Center coach from , Marlene joins the coaching staff for programs in late April. Specific sessions are indicated in the online registration. Royle lives in British Columbia, Canada concentrating on her writing and work with Roylerow Performance Training Progams. Marlene was among the first coaches in the United States dedicated to masters rowing. For 20 years she coached at the Craftsbury Sculling Center and was the center s associate director from In 1999, Marlene founded Roylerow Performance Training Programs to individually train rowers, designing their workouts and providing support via . Roylerow.com was the first online coaching service for rowing. Competitively, Marlene rowed for Boston University and Boston Rowing Club; accomplishments include a national collegiate title, a national sculling title, and winning the Head of the Charles. Her books include Tip of the Blade: Notes on Rowing and Skillful Rowing. The column "Upstream" appears monthly in the journal, Rowing News. Web site: [email protected].

13 STANFORD ROWING CAMP Welcome to Stanford Rowing Camps. Every year we open the doors of the Stanford Boathouse to the community and to rowers around the country. We strive to teach not only technique, but we hope to instill a passion and love of this great sport. Our variety of camps offer opportunities to all rowers of all skill levels. Whether you've never taken a stroke before or if you have years of experience and want to hone your skills, we have a camp experience for you. Our collegiate coaching staff works all of the camps and we hope to have the opportunity to see you at our boathouse this summer

14 DAY CAMPS The Stanford summer day camps run during June and July. At the day camps we will accommodate campers with a wide variety of ages and skills. The coaching staff will strive to educate and challenge the campers at a level on par with their experience. All experience levels welcome and we welcome those who have never rowed before. Our camp will teach each camper all of the basics of rowing. All of the day camps will occur exclusively at the Stanford Rowing and Sailing Center at 300 Cardinal Way, Redwood City, CA. These day camps DO NOT take place on Stanford's Campus. Day camps will run from 9am-4pm each day with registration opening at 8:45am on the Monday camp begins. Camp will begin at 9am each day thereafter. Camp open to participants ages Please note: rowing on the water is subject to level of skill and conditions. The first day of camp may include learning and rowing on the dock and from outside the shell without launching. This sets up the skills required for the rest of the week. Session #1 $495 - June 10-14, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #2 $495 - June 17-21, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #3 $495 - June 24-28, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #4 $495 - July 8-12, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #5 $495 - July 22-26, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #6 $495 - July 29-August 2, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #7 $495 - Aug 5-9, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed 9am - Stretching, Core Exercises and Safety instruction 10 am - Technical work on indoor rowing machines 10:30-12:30 - Rowing on the water 12:30-1:30 - Lunch. Movie provided as campers relax and rest out of the sun. 1:30 pm - Post-lunch stretch and technique review 2:00 pm - Competitions on indoor rowers, team building and leadership exercises 2:30-3:45 - Rowing on the water 3:50 - Camp dismissed

15 HIGH PERFORMANCE OVERNIGHT CAMPS: Stanford High-Performance Rowing Camp offers an unrivaled glimpse into the life of collegiate rowers and Stanford student-athletes. The Varsity Head and Assistant Coaches of Stanford s rowing teams will provide expert technical skill instruction on the water. Campers will also work with Stanford s Strength and Conditioning staff on campus and participate in evening discussions on college life and the college recruiting process. Campers stay in the dormitories on Stanford campus and row at our beautiful boathouse on the Port of Redwood City. The camp is open to all high school rowers and coxswains looking to take their rowing to the next level of performance and who have at least one full year s experience rowing. HIGH PERFORMANCE CAMP IS FOR HIGH SCHOOL ROWERS WITH AT LEAST 1 FULL YEAR OF EXPERIENCE. To maintain the quality of the camp for all campers, we cannot make exceptions. OVERNIGHT CAMPS: Session #1 Coxswain $950 - July 16-19, 2013 Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #1 Rower $950 - July 16-19, 2013: Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #2 Coxswain $950 - August 13-16, 2013: Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Session #2 Rower $950 - August 13-16, 2013: Sold Out Sign up for the Wait list: Wait list Closed Tuesday Friday 9:00am Noon: Registration and Check-In * 7:30 8:30am: Breakfast Noon 1:30pm: Lunch at the dining hall * 9:00am Depart campus for boathouse and morning row 2:00pm: Depart campus for afternoon row * 9:30 11:30am: First row on the water 2:30 4:30pm: Afternoon practice on the water * 12:00pm: Box lunch at the boathouse 4:30pm: Return to campus * 1:00 3:00pm: Second row on the water 4:30 5:30pm: Core strengthening * 3:30pm: Return to campus, all-camp wrap-up 5:30 6:30pm: Dinner * 4:00pm: Campers dismissed 7:00pm: Campus tour 10:30pm: Lights out Wednesday and Thursday 7:30-8:30am: Breakfast 9:00am: Depart campus for boathouse 9:30-11:30am: First row on the water 12:00pm: Box lunch at the boathouse 1:00 2:30pm: Second row on the water 3:00pm: Return to campus 3:30 5:30pm: Erging and Strength and Conditioning 5:30 7:00pm: Dinner 7:00pm: College Recruiting Process Discussion (Weds), Off-Campus Social Activity (Thurs) 10:30pm Lights out