Position Summary The associate head coach of women's lightweight rowing will assist the head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women's rowing program, operating ...
Position Summary The associate head coach of women's lightweight rowing will assist the head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women's rowing program, operating ...
Position Summary Assist head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women's rowing program, operating within the NCAA and Metro Conference. Heavy emphasis on ...
Position Summary Assist head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women's rowing program, operating within the NCAA and Metro Conference. Heavy emphasis on ...
Position Summary Assist head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women's rowing program, operating within the NCAA and Metro Conference. Heavy emphasis on ...
Position Summary Assist head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women's rowing program, operating within the NCAA and Metro Conference. Heavy emphasis on ...
Position Summary To teach, mentor, and coach student-athletes in an NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics program. The primary responsibility is to develop the required infrastructure for a ...
Position Summary To teach, mentor, and coach student-athletes in an NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics program. The primary responsibility is to develop the required infrastructure for a ...
Position Summary To teach, mentor, and coach student-athletes in an NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics program. The primary responsibility is to develop the required infrastructure for a ...
Position Summary To teach, mentor, and coach student-athletes in an NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics program. The primary responsibility is to develop the required infrastructure for a ...
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What does a typical week look like for a Head Rowing Coach in terms of responsibilities and team interaction?
A typical week for a Head Rowing Coach involves leading on-water and land-based training sessions, developing and updating individualized athlete training plans, and coordinating logistics for competitions and travel. You’ll spend time analyzing athlete performance data, meeting with assistant coaches to discuss progress and strategy, and communicating with team members regarding goals and feedback. Regular collaboration with athletic department staff, sports medicine professionals, and equipment managers is also common. The role requires adaptability, as responsibilities can shift based on the rowing season, regatta schedules, and team needs.
What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Head Rowing Coach position, and why are they important?
To succeed as a Head Rowing Coach, you need expertise in rowing techniques, training program development, and athlete performance analysis, often backed by coaching certifications such as USRowing Level II or higher. Familiarity with video analysis software, rowing ergometers, and athlete management systems is typically required. Leadership, motivational ability, and strong communication skills set outstanding coaches apart in mentoring both individuals and teams. These skills are crucial for guiding athletes to peak performance, fostering team cohesion, and ensuring safety and efficiency in a competitive environment.
What does a Head Rowing Coach do?
A Head Rowing Coach is responsible for leading and managing a rowing team, developing training programs, and improving athletes’ technique and performance. They oversee daily practices, coordinate race strategies, and provide mentorship to team members. Additionally, they handle recruitment, ensure safety protocols are followed, and may collaborate with assistant coaches and support staff. Their goal is to build a competitive and cohesive rowing program while fostering a positive and disciplined team culture.

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Position Summary
The associate head coach of women’s lightweight rowing will assist the head coach with all administrative aspects of conducting an intercollegiate women’s rowing program, operating within the IRA. Heavy emphasis on recruiting student-athletes. Responsibilities will include facilitating and assisting with the administration of all phases of the intercollegiate program; including, but not limited to coaching, recruiting, fundraising, and acting as the primary coach for lightweight team. Candidate must demonstrate: a significant knowledge of rowing; strong commitment to the academic success of student-athletes; knowledge and commitment to University and Conference regulations; good communication and technology skills, and strong leadership qualities.
Principal Duties & Responsibilities
- All recruiting, practices, competitions, and team meetings throughout the rowing season.
- Travel planning for competitions, including trailer driving to regattas.
- Maintenance and control of equipment inventory.
- Coordinate with academic staff, training staff, and other departments.
- Working with Director of Rowing on equipment, travel, and recruiting budget.
- Roster maintenance, student-athlete eligibility and retention-related matters.
- Alumni relations and alumni targeted fundraising.
- The planning and execution of official visits for prospective student-athletes.
- Admissions events (Open Houses, accepted student days, etc.)
- Planning and implementation of a social media strategy targeting various constituencies, including alumni, parents, student-athletes and fans.
- Marketing and Promotion of Lightweight Team.
- Stay current on policies and procedures both University and NCAA. Attend league meetings where required.
- Report any potential NCAA, Conference, University or departmental rules issues for review to the Executive Director of Athletics and Director of Compliance without fail.
- Other duties as assigned.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, & Other Attributes
- Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred.
- Experience coaching at the collegiate or competitive high school or club level is highly preferred.
- Impeccable integrity with a thorough knowledge of and commitment to compliance with NCAA rules and regulations.
- Must possess excellent communication skills.
Unusual Working Conditions
Position includes nights and weekends; overnight and weekend travel.