Dragon Boat Skool
with Liisa Reimann and Joann Fegley

Attached is the updated flyer and posting details for both the Level 1 and Level 2 courses. We have transitioned these courses to an ongoing format, allowing participants to complete the online portion at any time without waiting for a group session.

A two-part course for individuals who want to learn the fundamentals of dragon boat steering.

Part A is an online course covering theory, safety, boat commands, boat operation, and principles of racing. Self-paced modules are coupled with an interactive community and live weekly support calls. Participants are expected to put their learning into practice by logging a minimum of 6 steering hours with their home team and passing a written exam prior to registering for Part B.

Cost: $249 USD

Part B is a live, on-water skills assessment in which participants will be required to successfully execute a variety of maneuvers with a full dragon boat under speed. This 1-day skills assessment is held at least once a year in various locations. Cost varies by location.

Participants must successfully pass Part A and complete their steering log in order to be eligible to register for Part B.

Join the community at skool.com/dragonboat and register for the course inside.

A two-part course for individuals who have successfully completed Level I (both Parts A and B)  and want to steer in local, regional, national, and international competition.

Part A is an online course covering race fundamentals, etiquette, communication, and strategy.Self-paced modules are coupled with an interactive community and live weekly coaching calls.

Cost: $249 USD

Part B is a live, on-water skills assessment in which participants will be required to successfully execute a variety of race maneuvers with a full dragon boat under speed. Cost varies by location.

Participants must successfully pass Part A in order to be eligible to register for Part B.

Join the community at skool.com/dragonboat. Access to Level II is offered once a participant has successfully completed all requirements for Level I.

Instructors: Joann Fegley and Liisa Reimann

Joann served as head coach of the Schuylkill Dragons in Philadelphia for 15 years. A certified personal trainer, Level II DBC Coach, USDBF Coach, and has also been a US National Team athlete and coach, heading the Senior A women’s division in 2013 and 2015.

Liisa is a certified personal trainer, Level II DBC Coach, and head coach for Malia Paddling & Racing Club in Vermont. She competed with the Montreal Senior Women (22Dragons, Montreal) for many years, was a Team USA athlete (premier) in 2013, and Team USA coach (U24 women and open divisions) in 2015. Liisa was also a founding member of the USDBF Ethics Committee and co-author of the USDBF Code of Conduct.