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    • Join our LTR Coaching Team!
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  • Getting Here

Learn to Row

Introduction

Whether you want to learn to row recreationally, to improve your health and fitness or have aspirations to race in overseas regattas or even row for Singapore, start with our Learn to Row programme.

​It's designed to introduce rowing to people from all backgrounds of ages 12 and up (you can still register your child if they are below 12 and we will let you know the other options for learning to row), and to help you grow and progress in the sport through attentive instruction and coaching. 
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How do we conduct our Learn to Row programme?

Participants typically begin by learning the basics of the rowing stroke on an indoor rowing machine or ergometer, before progressing to on-water rowing in a boat with an experienced rower coaching you and keeping you safe.

Requirements

Course Objective

Fee

  • Able to swim at least 50m fully clothed, unaided
  • ​​Parental/guardian consent for those below 18 years of age
​To row comfortably and safely in a quad boat at the end of a 5-session course. ​
$380

Outline

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Session 1 (theory, land-based, 2.5 to 3 hours)
  • Introduction and Safety Briefing
  • Learning the stroke on the rowing machine
  • Basics of feathering an oar 
  • Parts of the boat
  • Boat handling
  • First outing on water in a quad boat (four rowers sculling) 
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Sessions 2-5 (water-based, 2 hours)
  • Learning the rowing stroke in a quad sculling boat
  • Reinforcement of Safety, boat handling etc. from first lesson
  • Breaking down the components of the stroke 
  • Building up the stroke each session
  • Rowing as a full crew by the end of Session 5

Sign up now!

Register Here
Please submit one application per person. 
Please include a WhatsApp number.

Additional Resources

The ActiveSG website also has a detailed introduction to rowing terminology, equipment, events and more.​

Other Enquiries

Please email [email protected] ​




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