Our Programs

Learn to Row is the starting point for anyone new to rowing. These introductory programs are designed to teach the fundamentals of rowing in a supportive, beginner-friendly environment — no prior experience required. 

Learn to Row programs are typically offered as one-week camps, providing an immersive introduction to rowing through both land-based instruction and on-water practice. Participants learn basic rowing technique, boat handling, safety on the water, and the teamwork that makes rowing such a unique and rewarding sport. Instruction includes both land-based learning and on-water practice in crew-style boats.

Who it’s for

Adults (18+) interested in learning to row

Youth ages 12–17 who are new to the sport

What to expect

Introduction to rowing terminology and technique

Hands-on experience rowing

Emphasis on safety, confidence, and fun

Learn to Row sessions are offered seasonally. Dates, pricing, and registration details are posted when sessions are scheduled.

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SRRA’s Youth Rowing program offers young athletes the opportunity to develop rowing skills, build confidence, and be part of a supportive team environment. Programs focus on technique, teamwork, fitness, and having fun on the water.

Youth rowing includes seasonal sessions that build on the foundational skills learned in Learn to Row, offering opportunities for continued development throughout the rowing season. Completion of a Learn to Row program is required prior to participating in Youth Rowing.

Youth programs are offered in the spring, summer, and fall, with details announced each year.

Who it’s for

• Youth ages 12–17

• Beginners and returning youth rowers who have completed Learn to Row

Program focus

• Skill development and rowing technique

• Teamwork, responsibility, and sportsmanship

• Safe and positive on-water experiences
  
  

Youth programs are offered on an ongoing basis during the spring, summer, and fall rowing seasons, with details announced throughout the  year.

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Masters Rowing at SRRA is designed for adults who have completed Learn to Row or who have previous rowing experience. These sessions provide ongoing opportunities to row recreationally, build fitness, and enjoy time on the water as part of a crew.

Masters rowing emphasizes community, consistency, and skill development in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. Competition is optional — many participants row simply for the love of the sport and the social connection it brings.

Who it’s for

Adults with prior rowing experience

Learn to Row graduates ready to continue rowing

What to expect

Organized on-water rowing sessions

Opportunities to row in different boat types

A supportive, social rowing community

Masters sessions take place in the spring, summer, and fall and are open to SRRA members.

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