Rogue Rowing

Rowing lessons to participants. Sessions are designed to improve technique and enhance fitness. We accept any age and background into this program by giving discounts and credit to those in need. This extends the program to about 100 additional individuals who receive lessons to improve their skills. Those who are interested,are allowed to test those skills at compeitiotns on the us west coast. The club supports its rowers by acquiring and maintaining rowing equipment of all kinds including shells of all sizes, oars, launches and engines which are used to give complete experience to every rower.

Learn-to-row clinics introduce community members to rowing. 100s of individuals are provided the chance to try rowing no matter their background or ability. These opportunities range from one-day clinics to lessons that run for the entire year. In addition, the club provides learn to row opportunities for an adapative program. Adaptive rowing is the sport of sweep rowing or sculling for peple with physical or intellectual impairments. An adaptive rower is a rower who requires modifications to equipment, coaching and program structure to allow for maximum effectiveness of the rowing stroke. An adaptive rower may be a person who has, but is not limited to: limb amputation, joint limitations, blindness, visual impairments, paraplegia, quadriplegia, multiple sclerosis, parkinson's, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, down syndrome, post traumatic stress disorder (ptsd), traumatic brain injury (tbi) or autism.