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Get Your Summit Tickets!
Tickets to our second virtual summit are now on sale! When you click the link to purchase, you'll see two options, one for November 7 and one for November 8. 𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗠𝗜𝗧 𝗡𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗠𝗕𝗘𝗥 𝟳 - $𝟮𝟬 The Summit itself runs from 10:30am - 6pm on November 7. Sessions will be between 45-60 minutes long, on a variety of topics. We have an absolute LEGEND coming to give the keynote (we'll be announcing who very soon), the amazing @Anne Baker will lead us through a movement session that you can refer to again and again, and we'll have plenty of opportunities to connect and network too. The tentative schedule looks like this: 10:30a - 11:45a: Keynote + Opening Session 12:00p – 1:00p: Mobility with Anne Baker 1:00p –1:30p SNACK BREAK 1:30p – 2:30p: Defining and managing club roles (coaches, managers, captains, steers, etc.) 2:45p – 3:30p: Running on-water practice plans + drills 3:30p – 4:00p: SNACK/WALK BREAK 4:00p – 4:45p: Off-water/winter training planning and strategy 5:00p – 6:00p: Wrap-up + Open Q+A 𝗩𝗜𝗣 𝗕𝗢𝗡𝗨𝗦 𝗦𝗘𝗦𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗡𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗠𝗕𝗘𝗥 𝟴 - $𝟮𝟱 We've also added a separate, bonus session on November 8, which will be a working session designed primarily for coaches and steers. We'll dive deep into how to plan your practices, how to structure your racing season, what skill drills you can use to support your goals (and bust team boredom if they're doing the same drills over and over) and more. (11am – 2pm Eastern.) Your VIP ticket also includes access to a follow-up review session (date TBD) where you can bring the questions that come up when you're refining your training plan, and get our feedback on your finished practice plans and strategy. Drop your questions below. Otherwise, go get your tickets and then head over to the calendar tab to add each session to your personal calendar.
Get Your Summit Tickets!
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@Sue O'Donovan tell me who you want to gift it to :) you can DM me if you'd prefer.
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@Sue O'Donovan done! You both should have access to the Summit "course" in the classroom now.
Team communication
What do you use for your team chat? My team uses What’s App. We use it mostly for informal chat and pictures. What do you love and dislike about your chat program? What do you wish you had to communicate with your team?
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TeamSnap has been our go-to for many reasons. One is simplicity… not making our folks download multiple apps. We create “official” competition-specific chats to prevent them from getting lost in the main thread. And we have separate chats for each of our programs. Keeps it clean and organized. And by “we” I mean our amazing club manager @Tina Giangrande who knows and handles all of TS’ quirks and flaws with so much patience!
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@Cory Graham do you mean ads or something else?
Summit keynote speaker is….
So pleased to officially announce that Dragon Boat Canada Hall of Famer Jim Farintosh will be kicking off the summit for us on November 7, and it’s a session you don’t want to miss. “Legend” is not a label I give lightly but for Jim it’s actually an understatement. When I was just starting out in the sport I watched his teams with awe. Any race I was at, I made sure I was watching when the Hammerheads were on the course. Little did I know how much more there was to pay attention to! Among other things, Jim helped launch Canada's dragon boat community, began coaching Canadian dragon boat teams in 1996, acted as a commentator for events like the Canadian Dragon Boat Championships, founded the long-running Bow Wave (Space Coast) training camp in Indian Harbour Beach, Florida, started the Pickering Race Camp in Frenchman's Bay, Ontario, and is the author of “Mostly Dragon Boat...Tips, Tales and Lessons Learned.” Grab your summit ticket here: https://buy.stripe.com/dRm9AT6XJfFe3qg8vngUM02
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@Loc Ho love it!
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@Jill Schieve ooh do tell! What’s one takeaway you had from the book?
Hi!
This was my first year dragon boating and I’m hooked! I’m in TN with Tellico Heat Dragon Boat club. Looking forward to learning from others
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Welcome @Michele Albohn! How did you find dragon boat in the first place?!
Steering Conundrums
I’m just curious what’s your best “worst” steering story? I feel like so often I am going to fall in! Have any of you had that happen? What about other scary stories that maybe now you can look back on and laugh about? I’m in the mood for some entertaining stories!
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probably steering the 2K in Victoria Harbor at club crews 2012. I had a very bendy and slightly too-short oar, the steering u-bolt was missing a nut and the other one kept coming loose, which means I was hand-tightening it at the start line so it wouldn't fall completely off, and the water was fckn insane. Every turn I felt like I was going to fall in, so I did the only sane thing I could think of, which was sit my ass down. Unfortunately, when I sat down, I couldn't see where the turn buoys were anymore. So I just trusted they would be where I expected them to be, and went for it. My goal was to make super tight turns and that's exactly what I did. My drummer gave me the international signal for "what the fuck are you doing?!" each time but it was either sit or swim LOL. I'd stand back up on the straightaways, and sit down going into the turn. Thankfully the buoys were where I needed them to be, the turns were on point, and we snagged Silver. But my coach was pretty green when we got back on land, and greeted me with a "jesus you almost gave me a fucking heart attack Liisa, don't ever do that again!" hahaha. Honestly that was the 2K that made me utterly fall in love with 2Ks. It was SO nervewracking, but if I could survive THAT, everything else is easy peasy. Also that was pretty early in my career - now I'd haul ass back to the dock and tell them to fix the damn boat and give me a proper oar LOL.
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