Membership & Programs
Inlet Rowing Club offers a variety of programs to suit the needs and interests of all age and skill levels.
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Age Categories
Juniors | 13-18yrs Masters, Adult | 21+ yrs Para-Rowing | all ages |
What's Included
- Flexibility to row at any of the scheduled times a coach is on the water - Membership of the Old Mill Boathouse Society (OMBS) - Use of the OMBS facilities, including showers - Membership with the Provincial Rowing Association, Rowing BC |
Membership
Memberships are paid on a yearly basis. Annual memberships are valid for one calendar year, starting on the date of registration. For example, if you register on April 1st, 2018, your membership will expire on March 31st, 2019; if you register on May 1st, 2018, your membership will expire on April 30th, 2019. Summer only memberships are valid from May 1st to September 30th. Junior Competitive memberships are valid from April 1st to March 31st of the following year.
Note: For all programs, rowers will need to register with Rowing Canada (National Governing Body). Starting April 1st, 2018, every member will be required to pay a $20 membership fee for the year. If members choose to compete in regattas, they will need to pay a $3.25 seat fee per event.
Note: For all programs, rowers will need to register with Rowing Canada (National Governing Body). Starting April 1st, 2018, every member will be required to pay a $20 membership fee for the year. If members choose to compete in regattas, they will need to pay a $3.25 seat fee per event.
Programs
Learn-to Row
Our Learn-to-Row program focuses on the basics of rowing. We start all students out on ergs (rowing machines) so you can learn the proper movements for your row. You will learn how to safely handle the boats, and most importantly, you will learn to scull out on the water. We keep our Learn-to-Row sessions small, so each student is able to benefit from personalized advice from our experienced coaches.
See the Learn-to-Row page for more details.
See the Learn-to-Row page for more details.
junior competitive Programs
Our Junior Competitive Program is for those aged 13-18 who wish to compete in regattas. There is a set training program designed to not only build technique, but also strength and endurance. Junior Competitive rowers are expected to attend all scheduled practices and encouraged to attend regattas, though the latter are not mandatory. Youths who prefer to have a more relaxed row, or are currently unable to commit to the full training schedule should join the Recreational Program (more information below).
See the Junior Competitive Program page for more details.
See the Junior Competitive Program page for more details.
Recreational program
Our Recreational Program is focused on getting you out on the water and having fun! Rowers can work and train for regattas, or just have nice relaxing rows out on the water.
See the Recreational Program page for more details.
See the Recreational Program page for more details.
adaptive progams
We are proud to offer adaptive rowing at the Inlet Rowing Club.
See the Adaptive Programs page for more details.
See the Adaptive Programs page for more details.
Guest rowing
Experienced rowers travelling to the Lower Mainland are welcome to join the Inlet Rowing Club on guest rows!
See the Guest Rowing page for more details.
See the Guest Rowing page for more details.