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Membership ANA has a diverse membership, ranging in age from 14 to 75, from people who have been rowing for 40 years to those who have just learnt. We have recreational members who row once a month to elite international athletes who train every day. ANA welcomes all members, regardless of age, experience and fitness level. There are some basic limits, imposed by the equipment we use. We recommend that members are older than 12 years of age and weigh less than 125kg. If you would like to have a go at rowing, please got to our Learn-to-row section. If you have rowed previously and would like to join up, or simply know more about the club, most information you need should be available on this website. For any further queries, please contact the Captain. We have also had a number of visitors from other clubs interstate and overseas and would love to help you experience our beautiful part of the Swan River. Please contact the Captain. if you will be visiting Perth and would like to come out for a row.
Newsletter - July 2010 Issue OUT NOW Submissions for next Newsletter close - 15th Aug
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RACING NEWS and INFORMATION 2010 CURTIN Regatta Draw and Programme Your coaches
Keep an eye on updates to this calendar it is a starting point at the moment and will change as needs suit.
ANA racing members rowing scores as at 23/07/2010 Results from Belarus
and went into the repechage where they managed second and a finals berth, well done girls. Result World Cup World_Rowing_U23_Championships_2010,_Brest - Race 70:
Also Tim Widdicombe and Georgia Baker, who trained in our squad, have made it through to the
PENNANT POINTS AFTER 17-07-2010
Head Race points have half the value of the other categories.
PREMIERSHIP PENNANT AFTER 3 JULY 2010
Explanation: Each
Club’s A, B, C, D, Novice and Masters points are reduced to a percentage of the
total points scored in each case. Head Race points have half the value of the
other categories
AUSTRALIAN U23 Lightweight quad training video
Alex Hayes (2nd from left) & Hannah Jansen (Far right) Training in Sydney in preparation for Belarus As you may be aware, ANA has two members selected to represent Australia Hannah and Alex not only have to fund their own way to Europe but ANA is trying to ease the financial burden through some fundraising. Please email kayj@iinet.net.au or phone me on 9296 4877 or 0417 990 233 and I will get them to you. Special offer to ANA Members (click on image for more info) PREMIERSHIP PENNANT AFTER 29-05-2010
PREMIERSHIP PENNANT AFTER 09-05-2010
UWBC MASTERS REGATTA RESULTS PERTH-TO-FREMANTLE RACES WINNING LONG-DISTANCE EIGHT - FRC A.Norrish WINNING LONG-DISTANCE SCULL - CLBC D. Foucar Disqualifications MUBC S.Lee, UWABC G. Abbott THE WOMEN SCULLERS
THE MEN SCULLERS
THE WOMENS EIGHTS
THE MENS EIGHTS
RESULTS ANARC HEAD RACE TROPHY WINNERS MENS EIGHT WOMENS EIGHT MENS COXED FOUR MENS COXED QUAD SCULL In Time order
RESULTS ANARC HEAD RACE TROPHY WINNERS MENS EIGHT WOMENS EIGHT MENS COXED FOUR MENS COXED QUAD SCULL In Time order
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RECREATIONAL NEWS and INFORMATION To book a boat with a teal or dark blue dot a boat request form must be sent to the captain. CALENDAR OF EVENTS for 2010
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Equipment ANA has one of the largest and most diverse boat fleets in Western Australia. Our fleet consists of over 70 boats, lots of pairs of oars, 3 dinghies and 2 boat trailers. The fleet has been built up from scratch since our original boatshed burnt down in 1961. Almost all of our boats have been purchased second hand and have been purchased to fill a specific need within the club. Besides the obvious different sizes of boats, boats are also classified into different weight categories and into different grades based on how hard the boat is to row and how light and fragile it is. To book a boat with a teal or dark blue dot a boat request form must be sent to the captain. IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT BOATS
DO NOT row a dark blue dot boat if you have not received express permission from the captain. To book a boat with a teal or dark blue dot a boat request form must be sent to the captain.
To book a boat with a teal or dark blue dot a boat request form must be sent to the captain.
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Boats & Grading To book a boat with a teal or dark blue dot a Click on the image to get details of the boat and click here to understand the dot grading system
The only way to row really. Hard to master, wonderful when right. Single sculls available
What do the coloured dots mean?
Great to row and quite a good way to get better at sculling by rowing with people better than yourself, if they'll put up with you!
Two people with one sweep oar each. Bloody hard to balance, steer and easy to turn over! Good fun though! Double sculls available
What do the coloured dots mean?
The best boat to row. Great to improve sculling. Available coxed and uncoxed.
Good boat to learn how to sweep row. Available coxed or uncoxed. Quads/fours available
What do the coloured dots mean?
The biggest and fastest. Fantastic when rowed well. Truly horrid when not!
ANA Mens B Eight - Australasian Master Games 2007 - Silver Medalists
What do the coloured dots mean?
All rowing equipment is divided into 5 grades. Higher graded boats and oars are generally very light, stiff and fragile. This makes the boats unstable and difficult to balance and row. Because the oars are stiff, they can contribute to injuries in inexperienced, unfit or young rowers due to poor technique or incorrect setup in the boat. The equipment is also very easy to break and expensive to fix. Lower graded boats and oars are heavier but much more robust. The boats are generally wider so they are more stable in the water and easier to row. The materials and construction of oars and particularly boats are different so they are much more resistant to damage by impact or incorrect handling. This makes them particularly suitable for inexperienced rowers.
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Contacts and committee at ANA The Committee President Our club is run entirely by volunteers. The Committee is elected at the AGM in February each year. We are always in need of more assistance and are happy to see new faces on the committee. If you want to be involved in how the club is run, please consider being on the committee. Or, if you just want to give a hand with getting things done, or have some new ideas, please come and see us. President – The person to see for public relations issues, promoting the club and any general queries about the club in the wider environment. James Carpenter - President
Back for a fourth stint as President in 2009, most of you will know James from the highly successful 'ANA Wines' campaign which has been a great fundraiser for the club and also as a member of the club's ever increasing men's veteran group. Mobile: 0407 270 314 Email: morley@signarama.com.au
Captain – the person to see for any and all queries relating to equipment and facilities use and rowing at ANA. Stuart Ridgway - Captain for 2009 -2010 season
Mobile: 0431 931 067 Email: Captain_ANA@hotmail.com
Vice Captain – backing up the Captain on all racing issues, or other Captain’s duties when others aren’t around. Kay Jansen - Racing Vice Captain
Treasurer – The person to see for anything to do with fees and money. Siok Cheng - Treasurer
Siok - Treasurer ANA Rowing Club (Inc) Tel : 0416-018-843
Secretary – The person to see for anything to do with membership and general queries Jess Bosio - Secretary
Mobile: 0402 107 081 Email: secretary.ana@gmail.com
Vice President - In charge of entertainment!! Ian "Zen" Hilton - Vice President
A long time rower with ANA and known distance sculler. Ian can mostly be found on the far reaches of the Swan River when the moon is full.
Glyn Heath - Committee member
Glyn started rowing in 1977 at Monmouth, South Wales, and continued at University College of North Wales and Norwich before migrating to Australia in 1988. He spent two seasons at Perth and Collegians before joining ANA in 1989. He has competed continuously over the last 24 years and has not had a season without winning at least one rowing race. Glyn represented Wales as a cox for two years and has competed for various clubs in a number of national title events in UK and Australia. In recent years, Glyn has concentrated on sculling and won several sculling events at State Championships. Jenni Longman - Committee member Carole Pedri - Committee member Jill Batt - Committee member - Racing selection
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WA Rowing and General:
- Western Australian Rowing Association (RWA)
- ROMs
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- University Boat Club
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- Swan River Trust
- Department of Environment
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