We are putting together a national indoor rowing team for the 6th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games, to be held in Thailand from November 21st-30th.

Please see the timings above to be shortlisted. Further testing and trials will be conducted to select the final squad.

If you're interested, please email [email protected] with the following details:

• Full name
• Last 4 digits of your NRIC
• Mobile number
• Date of birth

Please indicate your interest by June 16th, 2359hrs.

Competition Rules and Regulations

•  Concept2 Model-D rowing ergometers with PM5 monitors will be used.
• Lightweight women must be 61.5 kg or under.
• Lightweight men must be 75 kg or under.
• The format of the pairs event is 2 rowers rowing 2,000m at the same time on individual machines, with the result assessed as the cumulative score of the two rowers.
• The format of the mixed fours event is 4 rowers (2 men and 2 women) per team, rowing 500m at the same time on individual machines with the result assessed as the cumulative score of all 4 rowers.

Don't hesitate to DM us on IG for more information!

On March 30th, 2024 we organised Singapore’s first official, national-level indoor rowing championships on at The Row Space.

Nearly 120 men and women competed across 500m, 2000m and team relay categories.

Here are the medallists.

WOMEN’S 500M

Gold: Nur Izzah Rahman 1:47.2
Silver: Noelle Yong 1:47.5
Bronze: Elizabeth Laws Fuller 1:47.9

​MEN’S 500M

Gold: Franck Schaller 1:23.2
Silver: Barath Kumar 1:23.7
Bronze: William Tan 1:28.5

​TEAM RELAY (4X2MIN)

Gold: Team Nur Izzah Rahman 2350m
Silver: Team Yee Kok Pheng 2294m
Bronze: Team Fidelis 2236m

​​WOMEN’S 2000M

Gold: Joan Poh 7:10.2
Silver: Joanna Chan 7:25.7
Bronze: Madeline Ng 7:44.3

​MEN’S 2000M
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Gold: Kyle Fram 5:58.3
Silver: Franck Schaller 6:27.0
Bronze: Jeremy Tan 6:38.8

​Health Minister Ong Ye Kung and Minister of State Desmond Tan (who’s also our patron) were guests of honour, and they gamely took part in a 500m race along with Singapore Rowing exco members.

​Three participants also walked away with lucky draw prizes from our sponsor Sodastream; and one luckiest of all won an indoor rower courtesy of Concept2.

​The event received coverage from The Straits Times newspaper as well as broadcaster CNA.

Official event photographer and videographer was Stefanus Ian of Run and Gun Media.

​​To see more pics, visit - and follow! - our Instagram account @rowingsingapore.

​We also conducted a post-event survey and these were the most common pieces of feedback and requests, in no particular order:

• A larger venue overall - Kallang Wave Mall and Sports Hub were suggested
• More ergs
• More race categories e.g. age, weight class, recreational vs competitive, schools, corporates, distance-based relay 
• Medals tallied to crown the top community i.e. club/gym/school/region/district
• A larger screen and also positioned for participants to see
• Participation medals or patches for all
• T-shirt size options at registration

We hear you, and will strive to improve the participant experience at future SIRC editions. Thank you and see you next year!

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