Dragon Boat Quickstart

5 Nov, 2008  by Tyrone Featured Posts

The Dragon Boat Quickstart Now Available

Dragonboat Quickstart GuideIt’s been a while coming and now is your chance to get a copy of my free report, the Dragon Boat Quickstart.

The Quickstart is a report I put together to help any Dragon Boat paddler equip themselves with the right knowledge and gear.

In the report you will find:

  • The terminology most commonly used in Dragon Boating
  • How to find the right paddle that fits you
  • The 5 essential items to get for Dragon Boating

To get your copy, click here -

http://www.dragonglobe.com/quickstart

Your Feedback Please

I hope this report will be beneficial to you and one of the best rewards for me is when I read your feedback comments about it.

If you have anything to say, good , bad or indifferent, after reading the Dragon Boat Quickstart, please add your comment to this post.

Tyrone Shum

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10 Comments so far »

  1. David said,

    Wrote on November 7, 2008 @ 6:47 am

    Hi Tyrone,

    I just checked out your blog and your Quickstart guide, and I think
    it’s great to see more people writing about dragonboating online and
    its techniques and strategy.

    I also read your blog post about caterpillaring and being in sync, and
    to my surprise, I noticed that the picture of your example of ‘in
    sync’ was a picture I took of my team, Living Root Dragon Boat. I’m
    glad to see that others are finding a use for the pictures other than
    just being posted on our team’s website and photo gallery.

  2. Tyrone said,

    Wrote on November 7, 2008 @ 6:48 am

    Hi David,

    Thanks for the heads up on that. It’s really exciting to see that people really notice these things!

  3. Phil said,

    Wrote on November 10, 2008 @ 5:21 am

    Thank you for your contributions towards the continuing growth of a fantastic sport.
    One comment from the “Quickstart” section on “Wax or Gloves” would be to check with race officials and rules before a competition concerning wax. We’ve had paddles deemed “illegal” due to wax being used. Our Club recommends the useage of gloves.

  4. Tyrone said,

    Wrote on November 10, 2008 @ 11:13 am

    Hi Phil,

    Thanks for your comment and I appreciate your honest opinion. I know that some officials and race events don’t allow gloves as well and I appreciate your feedback about that. I will add some more information to the Quickstart about that as well. I know here in Australia most clubs use wax during training and at a majority of the events. Though I have been to a National event where they have requested that we could not use wax, but there were enough clubs who protested and they ended up allowing it.

  5. Tyrone said,

    Wrote on October 15, 2009 @ 10:04 am

    Hi Tyrone – I downloaded the book since we’ve just had 4 level 1 coaches trained by DBNSW and with the additional coaches already in place we needed to sort out some sort of system including an intro for ‘newies’. I found the booklet very useful.

    We’ve few young people in the club so far but an active membership of 80 plus in just 2 years and we compete in every regatta we can get to. DBNSW is, unfortunately, not as active with sweep accreditation as it is with coaching so we’re hampered with schools and young persons expansion etc until we can get more through. Frustrating!!

    Kind regards
    Geoff

  6. Geoff Roberts said,

    Wrote on October 15, 2009 @ 10:06 am

    Hi Tyrone – I downloaded the book since we’ve just had 4 level 1 coaches trained by DBNSW and with the additional coaches already in place we needed to sort out some sort of system including an intro for ‘newies’. I found the booklet very useful.

    We’ve few young people in the club so far but an active membership of 80 plus in just 2 years and we compete in every regatta we can get to. DBNSW is, unfortunately, not as active with sweep accreditation as it is with coaching so we’re hampered with schools and young persons expansion etc until we can get more through. Frustrating!!

  7. Deborah Hanson said,

    Wrote on February 8, 2010 @ 6:21 pm

    Love the tips. All very good when you are starting and know nothing. Thanks for all the advise.No doubt I will keep on enjoying. Debs

  8. donna shandley said,

    Wrote on March 8, 2010 @ 3:15 pm

    Hi Tyrone,

    thanks for the quickstart book, its very helpful for new people starting the sport. I have been looking for some interesting new coaching/training ideas. Do you have anything on that i could down load.

    thanks donna

  9. Gwenda D said,

    Wrote on May 3, 2010 @ 5:15 pm

    Thank you for the tips, they were very easy to read and follow.

  10. Tony Rose said,

    Wrote on July 8, 2010 @ 2:59 am

    Hi Tyrone,
    Thank you for emailing your book. It was extremely helpful and informative! The tips and advice aided in my first time out. Keep up the good work!

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