Adrian Bellardie details water safety and rowing on the Thames Tideway.

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Clarificaitons: 
- The Quintin Head had 320 entries, but only 300 were allowed to race.
- The decision to race or cancel the Head is made between the Chief Umpire and the committee

We cover:
- Adrian's rowing background
- Stream, tide bridges and weather
- Special navigation rules of the Thames Tideway
- Rowing the slacks; the history and purpose
- Incidents, how they happened and how they could be avoided
- The Steers Qualificaiton at Quintin Boat Club
- 'River Rage' and how to deal with it

Safety and the Thames Tideway - Adrian Ballardie

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Martin Carr details umpiring, what it is, what it takes and what you need to know.  Martin shares:

- His rowing background
- How he became an umpire
- What umpires need to know
- What crews need to know
- The skills coaches and crews need to practice
- Knowledge vs Behaviour
- When and how to protest
- Why it's so hard to stop a race!

The Umpire! - Martin Carr

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Charles Windeknecht shares his experience coaching athletes through changes to achieve excellence.  We cover:

- Spotting bad habits
- Identifying the issue
- Finding the solution and articulating it to the athlete
- Commitment to change
- Motivation and inspiration
- Continuous improvement


Coaching for Excellence: Making the Right Changes - Charles Windeknecht

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Ken Creighton, a lifelong rowing enthusiast with leadership experience in junior, university, alumni, and masters clubs, initiated the podcast to share the knowledge and experiences he has accumulated over the years.  His aim is to provide valuable insights and foster a deeper understanding of the sport among listeners.  

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The Umpire! - Martin Carr

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