Summer Rowing Camps

Updated June 22, 2009

I'll be happy to list any and all summer rowing camps. Drop me a line with the camp name, date, site, city and state, contact name and phone number, and URL if the camp has a web site, and I'll add it.

PA ROWING CAMPS
Summer rowing classes for beginners. Adults and teens. www.parowing.com for dates,details, and registration.

Posted 6/22/09

Vesper Varsity Technical Development Camp

Focused five-day sessions designed for high-school athletes ready to take their technique on the water to the next level. Expert coaching by camp director Bruce Konopka, max 16 athletes per session. On-water, erg and video sessions to maximize benefits. Each camp will also include lunchtime roundtables on rowing and college-related topics. Girls’ sessions June 15-19 and July 6-10, boys June 22-26 and July 20-24. Enrolling now! Detailts at http://www.vesperboatclub.org/racing/racing_hs.php.

Posted 6/8/09

Summer Rowing at Whitemarsh Boat Club

Conshohocken, PA

Open coached sessions-- Come when you can! Row in a laid back atmosphere. Keep yourself in shape during the summer. Local racing available if desired. Open to all high school students and recent high school graduates with rowing/coxing experience.

Monday June 22 through Saturday August 15
Cost: $150 for the summer
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 4pm-6pm
Saturday 9am-11am

For more information please email me at smdyer81@yahoo.com.

Posted 6/8/09

601 Washington Street Sculling Camp.

Craig Hoffman and Staff will be holding a Sculling Camp at 601 Washington Street, Conshohocken, PA for NEW and EXPERIENCED rowers. Rowers must be going into 7th grade or older. The camp is designed to teach and advance each rower’s skills in three, two week sessions.

The three, two week sessions are as follows:

Each rower is required to attend two of the three sessions. Three sessions is highly recommended. Practice time will be in the afternoon with a detailed schedule yet to be determined (morning or afternoon sessions with sufficient demand). Practice will consist of technical and physical training. The use of video tape and land demonstration will be used.

Campers will have the opportunity to race at two regattas during the six weeks.

Each rower will be required to have waivers signed, indicating they are healthy to train and have the ability to swim. Waivers are due prior to camp.

For further information or questions, please contact Craig Hoffman at 610-812-6957 or choff69845@aol.com

Posted 5/11/09

Radnor Girls Crew Club (RGCC) Rowing Camp

The RGCC Rowing Camp is a “learn to row” program that introduces the sport of rowing to girls ages 12-16. The goal is to provide an opportunity for students who are interested in learn to row in a non-competitive environment. The sessions teach the mechanics of how to row with one oar (sweep rowing) which can be applied to two oared rowing (sculling). The program is designed to give each rower time to develop and improve rowing skills in a relaxed atmosphere. The campers will progress quickly from learning technique on the rowing machines to application on the water. No prior rowing experience is needed.

Location, Schedule, and Costs

Location: Whitemarsh Boat Club in Conshohocken. Directions on the RGCC website
Schedule: July 13 -23 (week one Monday-Friday, week two, Monday-Thursday)
Time: The RGCC Camp is a Day Camp only with practices scheduled between 1:30 and 4:30. Daily drop off is 1:00 pm and pick-up by 5:00 pm.
Cost: Session total is $500.00 due by July 1st. Reservations will be processed in the order they are received.

For more information visit: http://www.radnorcrew.org/Girls.html

Posted 5/2/09

PNRA-Resolute Racing Camp - July 12 - 17 and July 19 - 24, 2009 at the US Olympic Training Site in Princeton Junction, NJ. It is open to experienced (minimum one season) rowers only. During the program, campers will work with top college coaches and US National Team athletes on their rowing technique as well as training and racing skills. Instruction and coaching will be geared to the experience level and talents of each camper. The camp includes two daily practices on the water as well as seminars from US National Team Athletes. Contact is Sean McCourt: 609.799.7100 x 101 or seanmccourt@rowpnra.org.

Posted 5/1/09

Penn Summer Rowing Camp

Open to high school aged boys and girls who are interested in refining rowing skills. We offering two four week sessions four nights a week. This is a great way to stay in shape while working on technique. We will row out of the Penn Boathouse, #11 Kelly Drive, Philadelphia.

Session 1: June 15 - July 10th: Mon - Thursday 6 - 8 pm Session 2: July 13 - August 6th: Mon - Thursday 6 - 8 pm

To register or receive a brochure please contact:
Mike Lane
(215) 898-6283 Office

Posted 4/20/09

Smoky Mountain Rowing Center is offering 5 sessions of summer camp in Tennessee. There are several Beginner and Advanced sessions scheduled for rowers ages 13 and up. This is a great opportunity to keep rowing in mind over the summer, stay in shape, improve technique, and have some fun! It will be five days from 8:00 - 4:30p.m. and include video review, technique, and erg workouts. Sign up for the camps can be found on www.regattacentral.com or our website at www.rowsmoky.com.

Posted 3/29/09

Michigan Rowing Summer Camp is on the University of Michigan's campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and runs July 26 - 30. We invite girls and boys, ages 13 - 18, from top-level juniors to novices, to attend. For more information, please check out the website or contact Alisse Portnoy.

Posted 3/29/09

The Raritan Valley Rowing Camp at Rutgers University is a 5 day program designed to give high school aged men and women, beginners and experienced, top level coaching of rowing technique, coxswain skills, and the basics of training and racing in a fun environment. June 28 -J uly 2, July 7 - 11.

Posted 3/24/09

Quaker Rowing Camp @ The University of Pennsylvania

The Quaker Rowing Camp is designed for both the experienced and novice high school rower (ages 13-18) looking to significantly improve their rowing ability. Instruction and coaching will be geared to the experience level and talents of each camper. The camp includes two daily practices on the water as well as active seminars on erg training, race preparation and body circuits. Rowers and coxswains alike are video-taped, to review and evaluate their personal form and technique. The staff will also lead discussions on the college admissions process and life as a student-athlete. Camp is geared toward beginner, intermediate, and advanced rowers and coxswains.

website: quakerrowingcamp.com

Session 1 - July 13th - July 18th
Session 2 - July 20th - July 25th
Session 3 - August 3rd - August 8th

Questions contact: Eric Carcich (215) 898-6144

Posted 3/5/09

Below here are 2008 camps listings - most info is probably still good, though dates will change.

More camps

A quick list:

2008 SJU Hawks Rowing Camp for Girls

For More Information E-mail rowing@sju.edu or Call 610-637-5696.

Download Camp brochure

The emphasis of the 2008 Hawks Rowing Camp is the personal development of the whole athlete in preparation for the collegiate rowing experience. We have designed our camp to enhance and develop all aspects of the sport for girls who intend to row at the varsity high school and college level. We limit our number of campers to maximize coaching and teaching.

We will teach techniques to use our bodies more efficiently on the water, in the weight room, and on the erg. These techniques will translate to faster times on the water, better erg times and injury prevention.

Space is limited!!

Back in 2008: BEGINNERS' CAMP

By popular demand we are happy to offer camp instruction to beginners with no or very little previous rowing experience. We limit beginners space to 10 so sign up fast.

Posted 3/25/08

Fairmount Park Rowing Camp

Have you ever dreamed of rowing on the Schuylkill? Are you interested in learning to row? Well, here is the great opportunity for local teenagers to do just that. There is no fee and participants must be between the ages of 13 and 17.

The Rowing Camp will have three two-week sessions beginning on Monday, July 7, 2008. During each session, young Philadelphians will be taught the basics of the sport. Camp is located at Lloyd Hall on historic Boathouse Row. Camp hours are 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Campers must bring their own lunch.

You must be able to swim and pass a swimming test on the first day of camp. You must be physically fit and able to participate in running and exercise drills. Finally, you must participate in other camp activities when not on the river.

Applications posted at http://www.fairmountpark.org/pdf/rowing_brochure.pdf and accepted on a first come, first served basis.

Posted 3/23/08

Crescent Boat Club summer programs

Crescent Boat Club again offers two summer rowing programs. Crescent’s focus on rower’s safety, both on and off of the water is a key ingredient to our successful programs. Whether your child is interested in learning how to scull (rowing with two oars), participate in a competitive sculling program or just keep in shape this summer, we offer those experiences here at Crescent. More information at http://www.crescentboatclub.org/programs/.

Posted 3/23/08

Quaker Rowing Camp @ The University of Pennsylvania

The Quaker Rowing Camp is designed for both the experienced and novice high school rower (ages 13-18) looking to significantly improve their rowing ability. Instruction and coaching will be geared to the experience level and talents of each camper. The camp includes two daily practices on the water as well as active seminars on erg training, race preparation and body circuits. Rowers and coxswains alike are video-taped, to review and evaluate their personal form and technique. The staff will also lead discussions on the college admissions process and life as a student-athlete. Camp is geared toward beginner, intermediate, and advanced rowers and coxswains. Questions contact: Eric Carcich (215) 898-6144

Posted 3/22/08

Penn Summer Rowing Camps

Open to high school aged boys and girls with one or more seasons of rowing experience. We offering two five week sessions three nights a week. This is a great way to stay in shape while working on technique. We will row out of the Penn Boathouse, #11 Kelly Drive, Philadelphia.

This summer we will also offer beginning and advanced sculling lessons.
These groups will be limited by numbers so sign up early. To register or receive a brochure please contact: Mike Lane, (215) 898-6283

Posted 3/23/08

Hawk Rowing Camp

The Hawk Rowing Camp is a “learn to row” program that introduces the Olympic Sport of rowing to boys and girls ages 12 to 16. The goal is to provide opportunities for students interested in learning about rowing in a non-competitive environment. The sessions teach individuals the mechanics of how to row with one oar (sweep rowing) which can also be applied to two oared rowing (sculling). The program is designed to give each camper time to develop and improve rowing skills in a relaxed atmosphere. The students will gain an appreciation for the technical aspects of the sport, as well as the teamwork involved in moving eight oared rowing shells. The HRC staff draws on a wealth of experience that includes coaching at the high school, club, college and international levels. For more information, go to http://www.sjprep.org/athletics/crew/hrc.html

Posted 3/23/08

Bachelors Barge Club

Youth Racing Teams, Youth Learn-To-Row Camps, and Adult Lessons and Memberships - details at http://www.bachelorsbargeclub.org/programs.php.

Posted 3/23/08

Vesper Technical Development Camp

The Varsity Technical Development Camp, directed by former Vesper head coach Jim Glavin, is a high level camp for experienced high school level oarsmen and oarswomen who currently are, or aspire to be, successful varsity rowers. The five day, intensive technical program will row out of the world-famous Vesper Boat Club on the historic Boathouse Row on the Schuylkill River.

Dates:

Posted 3/23/08

Penn AC summer programs

U23, senior/intermediate and juniors. Info at http://www.pennac.org/index.php

Posted 3/23/08

Philadelphia Girls Rowing Club

The club offers novice and experienced rowing membership (junior, masters, and recreational rowers) and social membership. Our memberships are yearly memberships. Details at http://www.philadelphiagirlsrowingclub.com/membership.php

Posted 3/23/08

Whitemarsh Boat Club is offering learn to row programs for inexperienced ADULT rowers

For any adult who is interested in giving rowing a try!

Monday and Wednesday classes will be from 6 to 7:30 pm.
Saturday classes will be from 7 to 8:30 am.

Charge for each session (9 classes) is $300.
Sessions will be held at Whitemarsh Boat Club, 801 Washington Street, Conshohocken.
For directions, registration, and more information about WBC, go to www.whitemarshboatclub.org.

Posted 4/23/08

Mount Saint Joseph Academy Rowing Camp

at Whitemarsh Boat Club

What is MSJA Rowing Camp?

The MSJA/RGCC Rowing Camp is a “learn to row” program that introduces the sport of rowing to girls ages 12-16. The goal is to provide an opportunity for students who are interested in learning about rowing in a non-competitive environment. The sessions teach the mechanics of how to row with one oar (sweep rowing) which can be applied to two oared rowing (sculling). The program is designed to give each rower time to develop and improve rowing skills in a relaxed atmosphere. The campers will progress quickly from learning technique on the rowing machines to application on the water. No prior rowing experience is needed.

Location, Schedule, and Costs

The MSJA/RGCC Camp will be located at the Whitemarsh Boat Club in Conshohocken. There will be two separate sessions, one in June and one in July. The MSJA/RGCC Camp is a day Camp only with practices scheduled between 1:30 and 4:30. Daily drop off is 1:00 pm and pick-up by 5:00 pm.

A non-refundable deposit of $100.00 is required by May 25th in order to reserve a place in these sessions. Reservations will be processed in the order they are received. The camp will be limited by availability of equipment and coaching. Projected camp size will be 50 rowers with an 8 to 1 ratio of rowers to coach. Session total is $500.00 due by June 10th.

Mount Students: Please contact Camp Director, Janet Columbro, for registration (215-233-9124, jcolumbr@msjacad.org) or visit www.msjacad.org.

Radnor Students: Please contact On-Site Camp Director, Travis Schilling, for registration (610-212-0524, tou812s@aol.com) or visit http://www.radnorcrew.org/Girls.html.

Posted 4/18/08

South Jersey Rowing Club

South Jersey Rowing club is running summer competitive programs for juniors (high school rowers) and college rowers. SJRC also has youth and adult learn to row programs. Go to http://southjerseyrowing.org/rowingprograms.htm for more information or contact Joe Sullivan at coachjoe@southjerseryrowing.org or rowingprograms@southjerseyrowing.org.

Posted 4/18/08

Essex Rowing Club Junior Sculling Development Camp
Methuen, Massachusetts

Essex Rowing's Junior Sculling Development Camp is a summer-long, residential camp for boys, born in 1990 or later, who want to train and compete at the highest levels of summer rowing. Participants will train and race in quads, doubles, and singles, with multiple daily practices and an emphasis on selecting the fastest team boats but also on developing each rower to his full potential. Requirements for participation are at least one season of competitive sculling and 6:50 2k or better erg score.

Contact: J.D. Bridges

Posted 3/22/08

Michigan Rowing Summer Camp is on the University of Michigan's campus in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and runs July 26 - 30. We invite girls and boys, ages 13 - 18, from top-level juniors to novices, to attend. For more information, please check out the website or contact Alisse Portnoy.

Posted 3/29/09

Below here are 2007 camps listings - most info is probably still good, though dates will change.

UM Summer Rowing Camp: The Fundamentals of Rowing (Non-Race Intensive)

Directors: Antoinette Calimag (Morning) & Greg Close, (Evening)
Ages: 13-18

Location: Upper Merion Boathouse, Schuylkill River, off of DeKalb Pike, Bridgeport, PA

An inexpensive option for those who want to get some valuable water time in a relaxed and fun environment. No experience necessary for this camp which will focus on the fundamentals of rowing, proper technique, and general physical fitness. Participants must be able to swim and will be broken up into categories based on ability.

UM Park & Rec. Dept:

On-Line Register for UM Camp (Both Sessions): http://www.uppermerionparkandrec.org/activities_programs_view2.asp?cid=14&id=168

For those who want to mail in registration for Morning Option (Checks should be made payable to "Upper Merion Township"): http://www.uppermerionparkandrec.org/activities_programs_view_print.asp?cid=14&id=168&c=2

Questions: Contact Coach C.

Posted 6/19/07

For inexperienced rowers: Mount Crew Camp @ Whitemarsh Boat Club

For girls 12 – 14 (incoming 7th, 8th, and 9th graders) interested in rowing and the Mount

For more information and registration: http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~mlk22/msja/index.htm

WBC is also offering learn-to-row programs for inexperienced ADULT rowers: WBC Summer Learn-to-row

For any adult who is interested in giving rowing a try!

For more information and registration: http://www.whitemarshboatclub.com/

Posted 6/1/07

CRC Collegiate Competitive Rowing

This summer Cooper Rowing Club will have a collegiate, competitive rowing team on the Cooper River in Camden County, New Jersey , for college rowers who want to compete in summer regattas. The team will be coached by Jamie Stack. Jamie is the Head Coach of Rutgers Camden rowing team. To read more about Jamie, visit http://athletics.camden.rutgers.edu/staff/jstack.html.

We are in the initial stages of planning. Complete details will be worked out when we get a better idea of the number and level of participants.

Initial ideas are that the program will be set up as follows:

For more information contact Eileen Normoyle or Jamie Stack.

Posted 4/19/07

2007 Hawks Rowing Camp For Girls - August 6 - 9

For More Information E-mail rowing@sju.edu or Call 610-637-5696.

The emphasis of the 2007 Hawks Rowing Camp is the personal development of the whole athlete in preparation for the collegiate rowing experience. We have designed our camp to enhance and develop all aspects of the sport for girls who intend to row at the college level. We limit our number of campers to maximize coaching and teaching.

We will teach techniques to use our bodies more efficiently on the water, in the weight room, and on the erg. These techniques will translate to faster times on the water, better erg times and injury prevention.

Space is limited!!

Back in 2007: BEGINNERS' CAMP

By popular demand we are happy to offer camp instruction to beginners with no or very little previous rowing experience.

Posted 2/11/07

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