World U23 & World Junior Rowing Championships
Fundraising 2010
 Each year Rowing Australia
selects 3 National teams to compete overseas in World Cup and World Championship
Regattas. To assist these athletes and their families to meet the cost of
representation, Rowing Victoria has a fundraising group. This is led by
RV Board member Lance Deveson.
The
first meeting of the fundraising group for 2010 will be held on:
Thursday 6th May at 6:00pm
Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER)
19 Prospect Hill Road, Camberwell, 3124
Parents
of nominated/selected Junior and U23 National team members are requested
to attend. Other interested rowing community members are also encouraged
to come along.
Please
RSVP via 0400 476 409 or deveson@acer.edu.au
to confirm your availability.
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Geelong Masters “Champion
Club” Trial
The Geelong
Masters Regatta will trial a "Champion Club" prize for their
regatta rather than awarding trophies.
- Composite
crews do not count
- The winner of
each final gets points as follows:
- 1X = 1 point
- 2X & 2- = 4 points
- 4X, 4- & 4+ = 6 points
- 8+ = 8 points
The winning club
at the end of the regatta will be awarded a prize of $250
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Why Do You Coach?
Author: Kristy McLean, The University of
Queensland
Taking the time to reflect on why it is we
coach is beneficial — not only for personal growth but also in creating
an awareness of changes in our motivation. Motivation (why we do what we
do) affects our behaviour (what it is we do). Therefore changes in our motivation
can be reflected in our behaviours and also our wellbeing.
The sports
psychology literature contains many recommendations regarding the types
of coach behaviour conducive to positive athlete experience, perception
and performance. Therefore influencing coach behaviour is critical in the
optimisation of the athlete learning environment
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Bertrand, Ross on Trial
Article: Megan Rooth – The Standard
(16/4/10)
 TWO
Warrnambool rowers will compete for a place in the 2010 Australian
rowing team next week.
Tommy Bertrand and Kathryn Ross impressed officials
at the Australian Rowing Championships in Nagambie last month and have
been chosen to contest the national selection trials in Sydney.
A successful performance at the event will secure
an invitation to two World Rowing Cup competitions in Europe later this
year.
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