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Runcorn Rowing Club members range from juniors, students and professionals, right the way through to the retired and beyond. Continually developing and increasing in size, the club welcomes all levels of rowers regardless of ability. We offer a structured coaching programme for novices and beginners of all ages and frequently run learn to row courses.

New members of all abilities are welcomed at Maidenhead Rowing Club, from the experienced athlete to the complete beginner, as well as those who just wish to enjoy the vibrant social scene. The active rowing and sculling membership ranges in age from about 12 to over 70, with equal numbers of men and women. The only restriction for new active members is that you must be able to swim 100 metres in light clothing.

BCRA offers ... Learn-to-Row, recreational, and competitive rowing programs for youth, collegiate rowers, and adults on any level of ability.

Located on the Charles River, the club offers sculling programs for adults and juniors.

Welcome to the Gentle Giant Rowing Club located on the Mystic River in Somerville, Massachusetts.

(in the Boston area)

 

Offers rowing programs for Juniors | Adults | and offers summer rowing camps, adult learn to row classes, and learn to cox classes.

Located on the Charles River, RBC offers a number of rowing programs to support athletes of all abilities:

 

High Performance Group | Women's Sweep | Men's Sweep | Masters Men | Juniors | Scullers

Largest rowing club in the United States. Offers rowing programs for Youth, University, Masters, Disabled, and Open/Elite Rowers.

A recreational rowing program offering new and experienced rowers the opportunity to row in single and double sculls.

 

The UCLA Recreational program offers an ongoing schedule of single scull learn to row classes.

Harlem River Community Rowing (HRCR) is a volunteer-driven rowing program in New York City. We are committed to providing quality, affordable, accessible rowing opportunities for all New Yorkers and to helping to expand and enhance access to the Harlem River for on-water physical fitness and recreation, in particular for the communities of Northern Manhattan and the West and South Bronx.

Community rowing club located in the Los Angeles Marina Del Rey.

 

The club has 12 boats and offers both recreational and competitive rowing programs. They offer two learn to row programs a year, in the spring and the fall.