Learn-to-Row
Current availability:
Tues/Thursday compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 25th 6:15 - 8:15 pm CLOSED
Tues/Thursday compressed (3 weeks) - commencing Aug 1st 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Saturdays - commencing July 22nd (6 weeks) - 10am-12pm CLOSED
Sundays - commencing July 23rd (6 weeks) 10am - 12pm CLOSED
Saturday/Sunday compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 29th 10am - 12pm
Mondays/Wednesdays compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 31st 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Saturdays/Sundays compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 29th 12-2pm
Our Learn-to-Row program is for anyone interested in getting involved in rowing for sport or recreation with no previous rowing experience.
The program consists of six sessions, designed to introduce people to the sport of rowing in a relaxing and fun way. New rowers are instructed in the basics of rowing technique and they learn to work together as a crew to balance and move boats of various sizes. Skills are developed to enable entry into our Masters and Junior (competitive) programs, or our Recreation program which focuses on succeeding in a new challenge and spending time on the water with new friends.
In line with our Vision and plans to develop and grow the Inlet Rowing Club, we’re offering three Learn-to-Row pathways.
* Please note that we do not offer refunds once the program has begun. We are a non-profit organization and incur time, effort and actual financial costs to run the club and its programs. Prices subject to change.
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**After reviewing which pathway is right for you, please follow the 1-2-3 Registration process below to secure your space and register with Rowing Canada**
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Tues/Thursday compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 25th 6:15 - 8:15 pm CLOSED
Tues/Thursday compressed (3 weeks) - commencing Aug 1st 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Saturdays - commencing July 22nd (6 weeks) - 10am-12pm CLOSED
Sundays - commencing July 23rd (6 weeks) 10am - 12pm CLOSED
Saturday/Sunday compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 29th 10am - 12pm
Mondays/Wednesdays compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 31st 6:15 - 8:15 pm
Saturdays/Sundays compressed (3 weeks) - commencing July 29th 12-2pm
Our Learn-to-Row program is for anyone interested in getting involved in rowing for sport or recreation with no previous rowing experience.
The program consists of six sessions, designed to introduce people to the sport of rowing in a relaxing and fun way. New rowers are instructed in the basics of rowing technique and they learn to work together as a crew to balance and move boats of various sizes. Skills are developed to enable entry into our Masters and Junior (competitive) programs, or our Recreation program which focuses on succeeding in a new challenge and spending time on the water with new friends.
In line with our Vision and plans to develop and grow the Inlet Rowing Club, we’re offering three Learn-to-Row pathways.
* Please note that we do not offer refunds once the program has begun. We are a non-profit organization and incur time, effort and actual financial costs to run the club and its programs. Prices subject to change.
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**After reviewing which pathway is right for you, please follow the 1-2-3 Registration process below to secure your space and register with Rowing Canada**
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Learn-to-Row Pathway 1 - Introduction to Sweep Rowing - CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE
In this program you become part of a crew of eight and are introduced to the fundamentals of ‘sweep’ rowing, where everyone uses one oar. |
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Booked, but did you register with Rowing Canada? See the 1-2-3 process below.
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Learn-to-Row Pathway 2 - Introduction to Sculling
In this program, you may learn in a quad, double and/or single racing shell and are introduced to ‘sculling’, where everyone uses two oars. Classes are offered April-October. While rowers are encouraged, and a typical journey would be to participate in Learn-to-Row 1 and then Learn-to-Row 2, this is not essential. Those wanting to try sculling can do so as their first introduction to rowing! |
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Booked, but did you register with Rowing Canada? See the 1-2-3 process below.
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Learn-to-Row Pathway 3 - Juniors (Ages 13-18)
Rowing has many benefits and attributes to enable young people to pursue rowing scholarships/opportunities at University, train with the National Team, perform in the Olympics (Inlet Rowing Club is a supporter and athlete testing venue for RCA Row-to-Podium athlete search program) or simply follow a long-term athlete development program to support competition, recreational or fitness goals. |
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Booked, but did you register with Rowing Canada? See the 1-2-3 process below.
About the Programs
Each 3 to 6-week program involves 12 hours of instruction, safety education and practice to expose you to the exciting world of rowing! Space is limited, so register early to secure your place.
Following completion of any Learn-to-Row pathway, participants will be eligible for Membership in one of our Programs (Masters, Juniors, Youth, Recreation). We hold information sessions throughout the year for those interested.
(Learn-to-Row fees for 2017/2018 Season
Rowing is growing across North America. To ensure we offer our local community to take advantage of rowing, we've made the program affordable for both Adult and Youth participants:
Adult - $220.00 (+$15.00 Rowing Canada, +$10.00 Rowing BC) = $245.00 total
Juniors - $180.00 (+$15.00 Rowing Canada, +$10.00 Rowing BC) = $205.00 total
NOTE: Additional registration charges are applicable in respect of Rowing Canada ($15.00) and Rowing BC ($10.00) registration - which is mandatory for all rowers in the province. The price for each program at 'checkout' includes these additional charges.
Rowing is growing across North America. To ensure we offer our local community to take advantage of rowing, we've made the program affordable for both Adult and Youth participants:
Adult - $220.00 (+$15.00 Rowing Canada, +$10.00 Rowing BC) = $245.00 total
Juniors - $180.00 (+$15.00 Rowing Canada, +$10.00 Rowing BC) = $205.00 total
NOTE: Additional registration charges are applicable in respect of Rowing Canada ($15.00) and Rowing BC ($10.00) registration - which is mandatory for all rowers in the province. The price for each program at 'checkout' includes these additional charges.
Learn-to-Row incentives and ‘Refresher’ course
**50% of your Learn-to-Row fee is deducted from your first year’s membership if you elect to join one of our annual membership programs (Masters, Juniors, Youth, Recreation) within 21 days of completing your Learn-to-Row program.
***Have you completed a Learn-to-Row program with us in the past? Regardless of how long ago it may have been, ask us about our refresher course. 50% of those fees are also deductible from annual membership programs you may choose to join.
1-2-3 Step Registration Process
Find a Learn-to-Row program time that works for you. You can see the program schedule here. If you have any questions, e-mail us at secretary@inletrowingclub.com.
1. Complete the Inlet Rowing Club Learn-to-Row sign-up package
This package contains the Registration form and Waiver. Some personal information is required, as well as your signature.
2. Register with Rowing Canada
Anyone wanting to row must first register with Rowing Canada, the national governing body. The applicable fee is $15.00 which is included in the program costs above. To register:
Go to RCA Registration
Select: ‘Join a Program’ from the ‘Register/Join’ menu
Select: ‘British Columbia’
Select: ‘Inlet Rowing Club (Port Moody BC)’
Select: The program you want to join. (All available programs are displayed)
Click on: ‘Join’
From the Log-in page, select either: ‘Log-in’ or ‘Create an Account’
- If you are already registered with Rowing Canada, enter your ID and password and sign in, or,
- If you are not registered with Rowing Canada, then select Create Account Now, providing your details as required.
You will not be asked or any payment by Rowing Canada - all dues are collected by us on behalf of Rowing Canada
3. Send in Forms
If you paid by credit card on-line, we only require your registration form and waiver. Completed forms can be e-mailed to us at secretary@inletrowingclub.com. Alternatively, you can pay by cheque and mail us hard copies of your signed forms. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Inlet Rowing Club’ and sent to:
Secretary, Inlet Rowing Club, 2715 Esplanade Street, Port Moody, BC V3H 3P4
Once we have received your completed forms and payment you will receive confirmation of your successful registration by email.
Each Learn-to-Row program has limited enrolment, so register and pay to confirm your space in the class of your choice.
As a not-for-profit organization, we are unable to refund the costs of any Learn-to-Row program in the event you decide not to attend. We incur committed costs when you confirm your booking and register with Rowing Canada which your fee covers. We are happy to work with you and will make every effort to reschedule your program in the event of an unforeseen / unavoidable issue arises. Our only goal is to get you out rowing!
**50% of your Learn-to-Row fee is deducted from your first year’s membership if you elect to join one of our annual membership programs (Masters, Juniors, Youth, Recreation) within 21 days of completing your Learn-to-Row program.
***Have you completed a Learn-to-Row program with us in the past? Regardless of how long ago it may have been, ask us about our refresher course. 50% of those fees are also deductible from annual membership programs you may choose to join.
1-2-3 Step Registration Process
Find a Learn-to-Row program time that works for you. You can see the program schedule here. If you have any questions, e-mail us at secretary@inletrowingclub.com.
1. Complete the Inlet Rowing Club Learn-to-Row sign-up package
This package contains the Registration form and Waiver. Some personal information is required, as well as your signature.
2. Register with Rowing Canada
Anyone wanting to row must first register with Rowing Canada, the national governing body. The applicable fee is $15.00 which is included in the program costs above. To register:
Go to RCA Registration
Select: ‘Join a Program’ from the ‘Register/Join’ menu
Select: ‘British Columbia’
Select: ‘Inlet Rowing Club (Port Moody BC)’
Select: The program you want to join. (All available programs are displayed)
Click on: ‘Join’
From the Log-in page, select either: ‘Log-in’ or ‘Create an Account’
- If you are already registered with Rowing Canada, enter your ID and password and sign in, or,
- If you are not registered with Rowing Canada, then select Create Account Now, providing your details as required.
You will not be asked or any payment by Rowing Canada - all dues are collected by us on behalf of Rowing Canada
3. Send in Forms
If you paid by credit card on-line, we only require your registration form and waiver. Completed forms can be e-mailed to us at secretary@inletrowingclub.com. Alternatively, you can pay by cheque and mail us hard copies of your signed forms. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Inlet Rowing Club’ and sent to:
Secretary, Inlet Rowing Club, 2715 Esplanade Street, Port Moody, BC V3H 3P4
Once we have received your completed forms and payment you will receive confirmation of your successful registration by email.
Each Learn-to-Row program has limited enrolment, so register and pay to confirm your space in the class of your choice.
As a not-for-profit organization, we are unable to refund the costs of any Learn-to-Row program in the event you decide not to attend. We incur committed costs when you confirm your booking and register with Rowing Canada which your fee covers. We are happy to work with you and will make every effort to reschedule your program in the event of an unforeseen / unavoidable issue arises. Our only goal is to get you out rowing!
