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The document summarizes a review of the 2012-13 rowing season at Carey Rowing. It identifies five critical areas of culture, people, operations, events, and performance. For each area, it notes both strengths like friendly environments and supportive leadership, as well as weaknesses like high dropout rates, lack of pre-season planning, and significant drop-off in boys' performance over time. The summary concludes that the program has good foundations but requires systemic changes to improve athlete retention, coaching, and expectations to work smarter in the future.
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- 1. Carey Rowing Season Review 2012 - 13
- 2. My BIG 5 I’ve grouped your feedback into the following five critical areas: 1. Culture: What values do we have? 2. People: How do we treat our most important asset? 3. Operations: The detail – boring essentials. 4. Events: Camps, regattas and special events 5. Performance: Was it all worth it?
- 4. Culture • Friendly and welcoming environment • Supportive and cohesive • High athlete drop-out rate • Low interaction between crews and squads • Outcome vs process focus • Relationship with school leadership • Party culture, laziness and arrogance
- 5. Culture
- 7. People • Great leadership and mentoring • High rate of pay • Great parental support • Narrow hiring process • Co-coaching and role clarity • Coach education • Cox education
- 8. People
- 10. Operations • Clear, regular communication – Facebook, email, SMS • Well managed boat shed and equipment • Crew selection processes • Lack of pre-season planning • Gym program • Athlete management, esp. injuries
- 11. Operations
- 13. Events • Well-organised, well-run camps • Review location and duration • Efficient boat loading • Presentation dinner and BBQs • Row past
- 14. Events
- 16. Performance Girls • Consistent results throughout program • 50 – 60% drop-out each year Boys • Good retention from year to year • Significant drop-off in performance
- 17. Retention vs performance 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Year 9 Year 10 Senior Retention Girls Retention Boys 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Year 9 Year 10 Senior Performance Girls Performance Boys Drop in performance High drop-out
- 18. Performance
- 20. Summary • A strong program with good foundations and a record of above-average results. • Systemic change required to retain better athletes, provide better coaching at all levels and set clear expectations of all stakeholders. • It is not a matter of working harder; rather a case of working smarter and trying new things.
- 21. Future...