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2020 Rowing Plan Rowing Plan 2020 November 2019 Prepared by: Captain November 2019 Agenda 1. Program Drivers a. Club Vision b. Club Values c. HRC DNA 2. General Principles a. Rowing program aims b. Junior Rowing Program c. Adult Rowing Program 3. Coaching 4. Competing at regattas 5. Season 2019/20 Regattas 6. Boat booking and fleet usage 7. Fleet & Usage 1. Program Drivers Club Vision & Values 1.a. Our Vision is to provide broad access to amenity for fitness, health and social activity as a rowing club that is an integral part of Hawthorn and Boroondara community lifestyle. 1.b. We Value and support: i. Rowing sporting activity, promotion of the sport and competitive performance by our club members. ii. Broad based membership and participation in the sport at all levels across broad ages and ability. iii. Independence from private interests to ensure our club is available to all in the community. iv. Our rich history & heritage - Since 1877 v. Growth and success of the Head of the Yarra as a collective responsibility of all club members. 1.c. HRC DNA Rowing Competition 1. Proposition 4. Club Values Teaching & What is OUR key Physical Health promoting Beliefs and reason for being? & Fitness rowing guiding principles Proposition Camaraderie & Community Rowing as Club Spirit a life long 2. Member Benefits rowing activities based & life loving sport in the City of Boroondara The Emotional & 3. Substantiators Rational benefits EMOTIONAL Reasons to believe All classes . Health & Wellbeing SUBSTATIATORS the proposition of ability . Affiliation, Belonging . Broad membership & Community 6. Essence . Sporting Amenity . Rowing passion, Club’s Genetic Code mastery and shared . Community club - what club stands interest. Rowing . Low Fees for above all RATIONAL for all . Broad access 5. Club Personality Ageless .Competition & training . Schools programs Human characteristics (Broad age . Rowing success Membership) . Sport & Recreation Open & setting tone and feel . Club’s history in rowing . Community spirit Friendly Capable . Accessible sport for . HOTY – Showcase (HOTY all ages and ability. event for HRC Rowing’s Vibrant & lively showcase) Non Elitist Community minded Insight - Rowing (Active in Tradition Facts - HRC . Rowing is associated with elite private schools & Boroondara) & History . HRC is a non-profit, self funding, community facility high cost $$$. available to all. Rowing is a life long, low impact ,high fitness sport . HRC Boroondara’s oldest sporting clubs (est.1877). Australia is a world top performing rowing nation . HRC membership cost is inexpensive (<1/3 that of a . Australia has an impressive list of gym). Olympic & World champions . HRC teaches & accommodates rowing to all ages, sex & . HRC has fueled that rowing success ability. Since 1877. HRC is committed to remaining a broad based community facility Rowing Programmes 2.0 General Principles 2.0. To be supported by Hawthorn Rowing Club a rowing program must firstly satisfy one of the following principles to be ratified by the HRC committee for inclusion into the HRC’s annual rowing program. The program must be able to demonstrate a club or member benefit as follows: a. Introductory programs; I. that enhance broader community membership of HRC II. as part of a pathway of membership development activity III. aimed at developing club skills and club competitive performance b. Skills development & coaching programs I. to enhance rowing enjoyment and ability for members II. to facilitate members health & fitness III. to develop member squads and crews of members for competition IV. to facilitate club success and club representation in state & national rowing. c. A rowing activity for club member social integration. d. Additionally as part of our insurance regimen, no HRC equipment usage or access to facilities can be provided to individuals who are not insured by the governing sporting association or endorsed by the club. e. Members are reminded that individuals running coaching or training programs for payment, that are not part of the club’s annual program, may be considered by our insurers as private entities not covered within the club or rowing associations association’s insurance regime 2.1 Rowing Program Aims a.The aim of HRC’s rowing program is for the club to be an active and successful participant in the Rowing Victoria and Rowing Australia rowing associations. a. State / National championship representation, in both Club & Masters, is the end goal of our rowing program. b. On a club level our goal is finishing in the top ten in state club premierships. To this end, we are committed to: i. High levels of club participation in the regatta season ii. Ensuring the quality and availability of a competitive fleet for member use iii. Supporting social and learn to row with appropriate equipment iv. Emphasis on developing our young adult and junior member competition success v. Supporting and grow Masters participation in competition. vi. Have HRC rowers obtain state selection each season vii. Have a core membership group of at least 20 male & 20 female members aspiring to these goals each season “Competitive success is the heart of a club’s reputation” 2.2 Junior Rowing Program 1. Hawthorn Go-Rowing (Yr8) HRC Junior Youth 2. Junior LTR (Yr8-12) Young Adult Performance 3. School Holiday Program(Yr8-12) Development Members Squad Squad TRIAL* PROGRAM S Yr 9-12 Short-term 4-5. Rowing U15- U19 Young Adult Club Sessions. Junior Club Junior Club Member Program Member Program Member Program HRC programs and Introduction to Run by Junior Head Run by Junior Head Rowing Development Rowing Coach/ Blades. Coach/ Blades. Squad. Run by Junior Head Coach/ Blades. AIMS AIMS AIMS AIMS Introduction to the sport/ promote HRC Youth Develop competitive HRC Junior Club Rowing Junior HRC Membership. Performance Senior & Club rowers WHO WHO / WHEN WHO Junior Club MemberS 1. Yr 8 / Only terms 3 & 4. Select Youth WHO WHEN 2. Yr 8-12 / Year- Long MemberS Pathway JD &YP Year Long 3. YR 8-12. / 4X 2 Weeks WHEN Swinburne? Year Long WHEN FLEET FLEET Year Long Jeffries, Cannane, Deeble, Jeffries, Cannane, Deeble, FLEET CzervSkiS, Goodwin aS Club Race Fleet FLEET core. (* Must incorporate $20 charge to HRC Full Club Fleet to pay RV club affiliation) 2.3 Adult Rowing Program 1. Adult Learn to Row HRC Adult 2. Adult Club Trial Social/Club Competition Club High Rowing Rowing Performance TRIAL* PROGRAMS Short-term 3-5. Social / Club Rowing Sessions. Competition High Performance Adult Club Adult Club State & National Introduction to HRC Member Rowing Member representation Self organized with LTR run by Blades. Rowing Club contribution to access to paid Club membership trial Development Squad funding/coaching coaching by club run by Captain approved coaches. for experienced rowers only. AIMS AIMS AIMS AIMS Club Reputation Season Competition Introduction to the sport/ promote HRC Training and participation Participation enhancement Membership. in rowing at HRC WHO WHO WHO Adult and MaSterS Exceptional club Prospective Club Members WHO memberS WHEN Adult and MaSterS athletes WHEN Year Long WHEN When Year Long Year Long Championship FLEET FLEET period LTR:- Jeffries, Cannane, Deeble, FLEET Green Club Fleet Club Race Fleet FLEET Race Fleet (* Must incorporate $20 charge to HRC to pay RV club affiliation) 3.0 Coaching 3.a. Private Coaching - General Principles: i. Private coaching at Hawthorn Rowing Club is considered to be a fee for service arrangement between club member(s) and the contracted coach. ii. A private coach has no rights to access HRC clubhouse or equipment. The access to equipment comes from rights of HRC club members making up any crews being coached. As such, club access and bookings of any club equipment are to be made by club members only. iii. Private coaches who are not HRC members, do not have rights to utilize HRC coaching equipment. The only exception to this is if they are part of an endorsed club program e.g. (HRC Learn to Row, HRC Go Rowing and Youth Development and Rowing Development Squad programs). iv. Coaches wishing to access HRC coaching equipment, e.g. speed boats, must first seek Captain’s permission, providing evidence of appropriate licenses, and coaches insurance coverage. Coaches who are not registered with the rowing association are not covered by insurance and will therefore not be allowed to access HRC equipment for coaching purposes. 3.0 Coaching (cont.). 3.b. Hawthorn Rowing Club Coaching Register. Hawthorn Rowing Club is introducing a coach register to satisfy conditions of our insurance. It will also assist members in finding coaching assistance. 3.c The Register will include these details: Captain will place coaches on the register who satisfy our insurance requirements. Details supplied to Captain prior to being placed on the register should include: i. A recent Photograph ii. A short Rowing Bio iii. HRC Current Membership Status Yes/NO iv. Current Rowing Association Accreditations E.G Senior Rower, L1/ L2 Coach, Cox, v. Speed Boat License type and expiry date vi. Availability to coach members and preferred methods e.g. Group, 1-on-1, etc. vii. Email Contact viii.Phone Contact 3.D Non-Paid Coaches. i. A register of club-member approved volunteer coaches will also be separately listed, mirroring information above. Coaching 3.e. Club Funded Coaching To facilitate member interaction, regatta selection and the development of representative crews, the Rowing Development Committee will arrange for a level of club organized and funded, weekly training sessions for adult club members. These sessions aim to: i.Promote broad based involvement in representing HRC in the regatta season ii.Provide an avenue for members to get involved in crews iii.Provide a very base level of club coaching and regatta fitness preparation f. Rowing Development SeSSion bookingS Based upon club interest HRC will continue to fund club group regatta training sessions facilitated by Development Coach - Luciano Morand until End March 2020.
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