Get ready to hit the water and discover the thrill of rowing! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, our Learn to Row program is the perfect opportunity to develop your skills and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Rivanna River. No experience necessary -- our expert instructors will help you learn the basics of rowing technique, safety, and teamwork while making new friends and improving your fitness. Don't miss out on this unique and rewarding experience.
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Price: $300
Program Dates: May 28 - June 15
Min/Max: 8/18
Duration: 12 sessions
Times: M-TH 4:30-6:00PM
DESCRIPTION
Learn to Row (LTR) for Juniors is designed for those age 13–18 with little or no rowing experience who would like to learn the basics of sculling. Participants learn about safety, boat parts and terms, and the physical fitness relevant to rowing. Participants start out learning the correct form on a rowing machine (ashore), then move into 8x+ (8 rowers with a coxswain,) 4x (4 rowers with or without a cox) or 2x sculling shells. At least one experienced RRC Coach in a launch (motorboat) oversees practices to motivate and advise on technique.
Junior LTR includes Junior membership for first-time rowers.
Price: $300
Program Dates: June 5 - June 30
Min/Max: 12/20
Duration: 12 sessions
Times: M/W/F 6:00pm-8:00pm
DESCRIPTION
Learn to Row (LTR) is designed for those with little or no rowing experience who would like to learn the basics of rowing. Participants learn about safety, boat parts and terms, and the physical fitness relevant to rowing. Participants start out learning the correct form on a rowing machine (ashore), then move into large boats designed for stability. LTR students then progress to 90–120 minute, on-the-water practices in various sweep (1 oar) and sculling (2 oars) boats.
Adult LTR includes RRC membership for first-time rowers.
Price: $300
Program Dates: July 5 - July 31
Min/Max: 12/20
Duration: 12 sessions
Times: M/W/F 6:00pm-8:00pm
DESCRIPTION
Learn to Row (LTR) is designed for those with little or no rowing experience who would like to learn the basics of rowing. Participants learn about safety, boat parts and terms, and the physical fitness relevant to rowing. Participants start out learning the correct form on a rowing machine (ashore), then move into large boats designed for stability. LTR students then progress to 90–120 minute, on-the-water practices in various sweep (1 oar) and sculling (2 oars) boats.
Adult LTR includes RRC membership for first-time rowers.