West Sacramento, California
DRIVEN TO GET PEOPLE ROWING AND KEEP PEOPLE ROWING
What's New at RCRC
Learn to Row Classes
Registration Now Open for Summer 2021
Learn to Row classes for middle school, high school, and adult athletes teach the basics of rowing: technique, teamwork, and commitment. Three programs are offered.
Middle School Rowing (MSR)
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Grades 5 through 7
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Start with a Beginning MSR class:
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Classes run May - August
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3 week class: 3 practices/week
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After one Beginning class most new rowers are ready to move to Middle School Rowing Team Sessions
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Keep rowing beyond the summer! MSR Team Sessions run March through November
Junior Learn to Row (Jr LTR)
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Grades 8 through 12
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Start with a Junior Learn to Row Class:
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Classes run June - August
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1 week class: 5 practices
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After one Jr LTR class, rowers are ready to sign up for Jr LTR Team Sessions. One session will be held in July and one in August
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Keep rowing beyond the summer! Join the competitive Junior Team in early Sept 2021, as a Novice rower.
Adult Learn to Row (Adult LTR)
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Ages 18 - 80+
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Start with an Adult Learn to Row Class:
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Classes run May - August
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1 week of class: 3 practices
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After one Adult LTR class, new rowers are ready to sign up for adult LTR Team Sessions in one week increments
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Keep rowing beyond the summer! Join the Novice Masters (adult) Team and row year round.
Health & Safety at RCRC
RCRC classes are taught in small team boats and/or single person boats.
Please read the class description for the class you are interested in, to review the requirements to row in team boats, which may vary by program. In all classes, participants may choose single person boats only when signing up. If you are interested in signing up for a class and have questions about how health and safety concerns are mitigated at RCRC, please email info@rivercityrowing.org
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September 15, 2020
With Challenges Come Opportunities
Since reopening the Boathouse RCRC has been rowing singles only. For many, this has been new and sometimes daunting territory, especially on the breezier days. But the rewards are clear, as our members gain immediate feedback with every stroke to help them become better rowers! And as they gain confidence they are seeing how enjoyable it is to be able to row their own boat.
Demand from the public has not diminished and we are doing our best to accommodate. Class sizes are quite limited to ensure safe athlete to coach ratios. Every Middle School, Junior, and Adult Learn to Row class this summer was full, and waiting lists are pushing many to try private lessons as their only...
Today we'd like to share with you an update on the expansion project that will keep RCRC rowing for many years - this newsletter looks at the recent work on the expansion site and outlines the projects that are beginning.