61. BBG Bootsbau Berlin GmbH Manufacturer and retailer of competitive, as well as, recreational rowing craft. In German and English. http://www.bbg-bootsbau.de/

Official Partner: Aktuell / Newsletter Produkte Service Kontakt ... Impressum Made for Winners! Doch nicht nur im Spitzensport - auch im Junioren- und Mastersbereich setzen die roten BBG-Boote Akzente. english version polish version

62. San Diego Rowing Club--Recreational & Novice Rowing weekend warriors will find their niche at SDRC! recreational rowing for San Diego rowing Club members. Contact Catherine Lortie. sandiegorc@sbcglobal.net. http://www.sdrc-row.org/recreational/

Home About President's Message History ... Facilities Programs Open Masters/Pre-Masters Juniors Recreational/Novice ... Miscellaneous Although SDRC's red and white uniforms can be seen at major regattas throughout the year, the club has an active recreational rowing community that take advantage of Mission Bay's perfect environment for watersports. Most local rowers choose to join SDRC because of its large selection of club boats and openness to new members of all ages. New rowers, former collegiate rowers wanting to get back into the sport and weekend warriors will find their niche at SDRC! Recreational Rowing for San Diego Rowing Club members Contact Catherine Lortie sandiegorc@sbcglobal.net

63. Boulder Community Rowing, Bringing Rowing To The Boulder, Colorado Community Offers rowing opportunities for recreational and competitive rowers in the local Colorado area. Includes FAQ, class information, rules, and directions to the Boulder Reservoir. Also provides racing and regatta information. http://www.boulderrowing.com/

64. San Diego Rowing Club--History rowing clubs, as we know them today, first appeared in London in the late 18th The popularity of recreational sports grew rapidly in the early 19th http://www.sdrc-row.org/history/

Home About President's Message History ... Facilities Programs Open Masters/Pre-Masters Juniors Recreational/Novice ... Miscellaneous History Rowing clubs, as we know them today, first appeared in London in the late 18th century. Two of these early clubs, the Star and the Arrow, merged after a few years into the Leander Boat Club, which is still a prestigious and active rowing club whose boathouse is now located near the finish of the famous Henley-on-Thames race course. The popularity of recreational sports grew rapidly in the early 19th century and rowing was foremost among them. By the 1820’s rowing clubs existed on the east coast of in the U.S. and began to spread westward. The west coast’s first rowing club was founded in Vancouver, British Columbia in the 1860’s and within a few years clubs were started in San Francisco. Still active are Southend (1873) and Dolphin (1877). It took only another decade for the sport to reach the small community in Southern California called San Diego. In 1888 a group of San Diegans formed the Excelsior Rowing and Swim Club. At that time the town was in the midst of a population boom and the number of residents had reached about 14,000, up from only 2,600 people in 1880. Rowing was then one of the most popular sports, and competitive rowing events, along with boxing and horse racing, drew very large crowds and fostered extensive wagering.

65. ASUW Experimental College :: Current Sports And Recreation Courses 2603 Corecreational Soccer Teams Class meets 3 times for 2 hours. 2619 Introduction to rowing. Course Number 2619, Instructor Rome Ventura http://depts.washington.edu/asuwxpcl/catalog.php?sec=courses&category=SPORTS and

66. Don Rowing Club Welcome Page Don rowing Club of Mississauga 2005 recreational rowing Coordinator Familiarity with athletic/recreation programming and rowing club operations http://www.donrowingclub.com/about/reccoach.html

Coaching Positions Don Rowing Club of Mississauga 2005 Recreational Rowing Co-ordinator The Don Rowing Club of Mississauga is seeking an energetic person to take on role of Recreational Rowing Co-ordinator for 2005. The primary goal of the recreational program is to introduce the sport of rowing to all ages of citizens in and around the city in a fun and educational manner. Specific responsibilities include: Coaching of recreational crews and scullers Acting as primary contact for recreational members regarding DRC activities Co-ordinating boat assignments for the recreational program Administration of the recreational program including scheduling sessions recruiting and assigning volunteer instructors. Designing a basic training program for recreational members. Assisting in the maintenance and safety of equipment and members of the DRC Reporting to the Captain or President of the DRC on a regular basis. Qualifications Include: Familiarity with athletic/recreation programming and rowing club operations Strong ability to work with other coaches and athletes Comprehensive knowledge of rowing – (minimum NCCP Level 1 recommended) Strong communication and organizational skills Willingness to get directly involved in DRC activities and programs Valid Ontario Driver's license CPR and Boat Operator's Card an asset, training will be provided by club if required.

67. RCRC Home Page Based in the Port of Sacramento. Offers a wide variety of options for rowers, from highly competitive Masters to recreational rowers, and junior, novice and learnto-row programs. http://www.rivercityrowing.org/

Home Contact Club Contact Coaches Junior Crew Mixed Masters Learn to Row Photos Directions Events ... Jr's Aquatics Camp October 16, 2005 Please download the entry packets below Waiver Schedule General Info River City Rowing Club

68. DRC Rowing Programs recreational rowing. There is life without competitive rowing. rowing just for the fun of it, or with maybe only a hint of competition, is being discovered http://www.donrowingclub.com/programs/programs.html

DRC PROGRAMS Program Contacts and Fees Competitive Masters Recreational ... Athlete Identification Program Competitive Rowing The competitive program at the DRC is considered to be a high performance category of rowing. To compete at this level requires a year-round commitment, with six training sessions each week during the winter. During the summer racing season, twelve to fourteen workouts can be common. The competitive program is for individuals 16 years of age and older. Whether junior, intermediate, senior or masters, DRC oarswomen and oarsmen have always been a strong presence in Ontario. Annual Fee: $630 (plus two Bingos) University Fee: $480 (plus 2 Bingos completed before Henley) The University Fee is available to rowers who will only be at the club from May to August and who can provide proof of current enrollment and fall registration. Spaces are limited. IT'S OOMPA-TIME Masters Rowing Some can't stop it, others start late in life. This program provides mature athletes (age 27 and over) with the opportunity to retain their competitive edge. Master rowers compete against each other in events and age categories designated by the international rowing federation (F.I.S.A.). In order to participate, you must have previous rowing experience, be able to withstand the physical demands of regular workouts and make a dependable commitment for early morning (5 – 7 a.m.) practices and weekend regattas. Annual Fee: $630 (plus 2 Bingos) Recreational Rowing There is life without competitive rowing. Rowing just for the fun of it, or with maybe only a hint of competition, is being discovered by more and more people. Our recreational program keeps growing and growing. To join this program you must be at least 16 years old and have prior rowing experience, or have passed the "Learn to Row" program at Dons or another club.

69. Affordable Fast Recreational Rowing Catamarans With Sliding Riggers By Virus Affordable Fast recreational rowing Catamarans by Virus recreational ocean rowing shells for the individual. Easily transported, ideal for daily exercise http://www.virusuk.demon.co.uk/kataram/

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='530'; awmAltUrl=''; Kataram r o w i n g f o r e v e r y b o d y A single sculling boat that combines the speed of a skiff with the stability of a catamaran. The unsinkable VirusBoats Kataram is almost impossible to overturn. Quick and manoeuvrable the Kataram is also practical. Very lightweight, it is easy to put into the water and it can be readily transported on a car. VirusBoats Rowing Sculls Fast, affordable recreational sculls. With its stable platform the VIRUSBOATS Kataram is suitable even for the disabled to learn rowing. A sliding wing rigger linked to the foot stretcher replaces the traditional sliding seat and fixed rigger. The sliding wing virtually eliminates pitching created by weight transfer, which is especially important for a short boat. Why a catamaran? For a boat to be fast it has to be narrow. Unfortunately with single hulled boats this means that the boat becomes less and less stable, the narrower it gets. Also, the narrower a boat is made, the longer it must be for the boat's volume to be adequate to support the weight of the rower without sinking. The length of the boat helps to minimise the pitching of the boat as the rower slides fore and aft on the traditional sliding seat. But the long thin shape has the disadvantage of a large wetted surface area, which leads to increased hull friction with the water. The solution to these problems is to have two short narrow hulls side by side in a catamaran arrangement.

70. Austin Rowing Club A nonprofit membership organization offering recreational and competitive rowing on Town Lake in Austin, Texas. The club offers Learn to Row classes for sculling and sweep rowing and hosts two regattas each year. http://www.austinrowing.org

Home Lessons News Contacts ... FAQ ARC Regattas Heart of Texas Pumpkin Head of the Colorado Merrick Memorial Cup Regatta Results ... Town Lake Ladder Learn to Row Introduction to Rowing (ITR) Click here to enroll ARC Juniors Coaching General Reference FAQ ARC History Parking Members Only Members Area Members List Policies Volunteer Jobs ... ARC Gear Staff and Administration Executive Committee Coaching Staff Boating Rules Boating Laws Texas Water Safety Act Links Rowing Government Learn To Row! Are you interested in rowing, but never rowed before? We offer classes and private lessons for learning how to row for non members. For more information, click here Important Links Juniors Rowing Camp Rowing Class Information Boats for sale! Latest News 09/06/2005 - Town Lake Ladder results The results for the September Town Lake Ladder are in, complete with a new Ladder database and browser for your perusal. Enjoy! 09/11/2005 - ARC Annual Meeting The annual meeting is coming up really soon.  Wednesday September 14 at 7pm at the Zilker Cluhouse .  It's a good way to get to see or meet all of those other rowers that aren't at the dock at the same time as you are!  Plus...it's voting time again!  Please come and vote for the Executive Committee positions that are opening up and really consider running yourself.  ARC is a great club and it takes the commitment of all to keep it that way. Becoming an officer is a fantastic way to help the club, get to know the club better and to affect change.

71. Affordable Fast Recreational Rowing Single Boats With Sliding Rigger By Virus Affordable Fast recreational Single rowing Boats by Virus recreational ocean rowing shells for the individual. Easily transported, ideal for daily exercise http://www.virusuk.demon.co.uk/turboskiff/

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='530'; awmAltUrl=''; Turbo Skiff f a s t a n d s o p h i s t i c a t e d A single rowing scull built for speed in a stunning, sleek design. With minimum practice, even the novice can harness the power of the stable VirusBoats Turbo Skiff SL. A sliding wing rigger linked to the foot stretcher replaces the traditional sliding seat and fixed rigger. "Turbo" mechanics concentrate the rower's efforts for maximum propulsion. VirusBoats Rowing Sculls Fast, affordable recreational sculls. The sliding wing virtually eliminates pitching created by weight transfer resulting in a smooth, almost frictionless glide. How is it so fast? The Turbo Skiff was designed after the Yole as a single rather than a double. This meant it could be made narrower and thus faster. But a short narrow boat tends to pitch fore and aft so VirusBoats used an idea that had been discovered by the racing community - the sliding rigger . This keeps the weight of the rower in the middle of the boat so the boat no longer pitches thus reducing drag. But it has another advantage. The conventional arrangement, where the rower slides fore and aft on a sliding seat in order to take advantage of the power of the legs, produces an oscillation in hull speed above and below the average speed of the boat. The extra drag at higher speeds is not equally compensated for by the reduced drag at lower speeds so the boat with a sliding seat is not as fast as it could be. However, the sliding rigger arrangement greatly reduces this oscillation in hull speed. Hence the speed of the Turbo Skiff.

72. Virus Rowing Boats For Fun And Recreation. An affordable, stable, multipurpose recreational rowing scull for leisure, fun on the water Innovative for recreational rowing in all water conditions http://www.navstore.com/virus.htm

Virus Rowboats Looking for an excellent way to enjoy the water while getting some exercise too? Look no further, Great Lakes Marine Specialties now represents Virus Rowing Boats. We are the Great Lakes Representative of Virus (pronounced vee'rus) Rowing Boats. Virus is based in France and manufactures unique rowing boats made of durable polyethylene and fiberglass, Virus recreational rowing boats are stable, durable, fast, sleek in design and affordable. Whether you are interested in a rowing boat for fitness or rowing for sport, there is a Virus for you. Available Virus Models Further Detailed Information A Turbo II Classic product sheet is available here, for download as an Acrobat PDF document. (35KB) A Turbo II Wing product sheet is available here, for download as an Acrobat PDF document. (35KB) Turbo II Classic Turbo II Wing A single scull that's great for exercise, training and touring. Hull Material: Roto-molded, Polyethylene Virus Turbo II Classic USD Virus Turbo II Wing USD Classic = Sliding Seat (Traditional rig design for crew weight up to 170/180 lbs.) Wing = Sliding Rigger (best for crew over 170/180 lbs. but can be used by any lighter crew weight as well.)

73. The Occoquan Boat Club, Est. 1979 OBC is a community rowing club located on the Occoquan Reservoir at Sandy Run, committed to promoting recreational and competitive rowing in the Northern Virginia region. http://www.rowobc.org/

The 2005 HOTO will be held on November 5 from 3:00-4:30pm AND November 6, 2005 from 9:30am-3:30am. Learn more by clicking on the logo! he Occoquan Boat Club (OBC) was founded in 1979. Conceived and formally organized by Rick Evans, the club was established to represent independent oarsmen rowing on the Occoquan Reservoir. OBC's stated purpose is to recruit new members interested in rowing, sponsor crew races, send teams to regattas, and generally support rowing in Northern Virginia and Mid-Atlantic Region. With over 180 members, OBC supports all levels of rowers from the first-time novice sculler to the competitive sweep rower. We welcome all interested scullers or rowers to review the information provided and join us on Occoquan Reservoir. Occoquan Boat Club's home is on the Occoquan Reservoir which provides drinking water to the majority of Northern Virginia residents. Behind the Dam, the Occoquan is long, narrow and well protected from wind by trees. You can row from the Dam to Bull Run Park Marina at Yates Ford Bridge - more than 10 miles one way. Our only landmarks are the Race Course, Sandy Run Regional Park, the Prince William Boathouse(which is called Oxford House), Jacob's Rock, Fountainhead Regional Park, Ryan's Dam, and the Red House. To learn more about the Reservoir and the home of the Occoquan Boat Club please click

74. Kataram Innovative For Recreational Rowing In All Water Conditions Kataram Innovative for recreational rowing in all water conditions bullet, Martinoli gated oarlocks for standard racing or recreational oars http://www.navstore.com/virus_kataram.asp

Kataram Innovative for recreational rowing in all water conditions Innovative for recreational rowing in all water conditions. Ultimately stable, maneuverable and easy to row. The glide of a shell with the stability of a Catamaran. The sliding rigger required no weight transfer and eliminates the momentum check. Virus Kataram $ 2,795 US Dollars, Price includes special protective box system for shipping. hulls in fiberglass, built for all conditions sliding rigger, fixed seat ultimately stable ideal for start from beach or dock hull connections in aluminum, heavy duty stainless fixtures rigger/stretcher all stainless steel and stainless ball bearings Martinoli gated oarlocks for standard racing or recreational oars Virus Kataram $ 2,795.00 $ US Dollars, Price includes special protective box system for shipping. Shipping: We will quickly quote shipping costs to your zip code Shipping costs are determined by destination and boat type Quotes are based on delivery to Yellow terminal nearest you We provide address, phone number and directions to your Yellow terminal

75. Chicago River Rowing And Paddling Center (CRRPC) is the oldest boat club on the Chicago River. Founded in 1979, CRRPC has pioneered recreational use of the Chicago River by demonstrating and promoting the potential of the river for canoeing, rowing and kayaking. http://www.chicagorowing.org

76. Virus - Affordable Recreational Rowing Boats, Sculls, Shells, Oars, And Boating Turbo II Wing and Classic have also become the first rowing sculls Thus producing affordable and durable yet highly efficient recreational sculls. http://www.rowvirusboats.com/virus/sliding_rigger.html

Menu Home About Us News/Events Sales Reps ... Used Boats Rowing Boats Virus SeaDog Shell Staempfli WingDory Rowing Info Rowers Stories Kids Row Sliding Rigger Technique ... Contact Us Sailing Virus Boats Virus In Action! Customers Talk About Virus Competitors on Virus ... Technology Select a boat or link above for more information and pricing The Sliding rigger in Practice Animation comparing the action of the sliding seat with the sliding rigger Large version What are the advantages of a sliding rigger over a sliding seat? One of the most important skills in competitive sculling is handling the recovery, from release to catch, during which you move your body aft in the boat while your oars are out in the water. Good scullers manage to get their hands out of the flow, follow with their torso and finally pull themselves smoothly aft with their feet without greatly checking the boat's run through the water. No matter how well this is done, however, the momentum of a human body moving aft has a significant impact on the boat when all that weight has to stop and start forward again. Technical Aspects of the Sliding Rigger Not only does the rowers momentum work against the boat's run it works against the power transmitted to the oars. A portion, small but measurable, of the rower's power goes to starting and stopping his or her body. When the rower weighs 180 pounds and the sliding rigger mechanism weighs only eight pounds, it takes a lot less power to accelerate the rigger than the rower's body, leaving more energy for the oar.

77. Home Located in Crystal Lake, Illinois. A nonprofit organization that provides competitive and recreational sculling and rowing for all ages. Provides rowing classes for new-comers to the sport. http://www.crystallakerc.org

Home Organization Bylaws Club Rules ... Results Programs Learn to Row Masters Juniors Regional Clubs ... Photos Welcome to the Crystal Lake Rowing Club!! Whether you've rowed before or not, we'd love for you to join us. We row out of Kamijima Park (formerly Edgewater Park) on the west side of Crystal Lake in Crystal Lake, Illinois. Crystal Lake is 2050 meters long and about 500 meters wide. History Crystal Lake Rowing Club was founded in 2004 by a small group of experienced rowers with the primary purpose of providing competitive rowing and sculling training and racing opportunities, up and including national and international levels for the residents of the greater Crystal Lake area.. The club is a non-profit organization. It welcomes and encourages men and women of all ages and levels of experience who wish to become involved in rowing or sculling. Crystal Lake Rowing Club is incorporated in the state of Illinois, and is a registered 501 (c) 3 organization, which means that your donations are fully tax deductible. We will retain the coaching services of a former national team member and two-time World Championship finalist with coaching experience to provide our coaching.

78. Virus - Affordable Recreational Rowing Boats, Sculls, Shells, Oars, And Boating A stable, multipurpose recreational rowing scull for leisure, fun on the water or novice training. The stable, secure Virus Yole blends versatility with http://www.rowvirusboats.com/virus/yoleclass.html

Menu Home About Us News/Events Sales Reps ... Used Boats Rowing Boats Virus SeaDog Shell Staempfli WingDory Rowing Info Rowers Stories Kids Row Sliding Rigger Technique ... Contact Us Sailing Virus Boats Virus In Action! Customers Talk About Virus Competitors on Virus ... Technology Select a boat or link above for more information and pricing Yole Class Single/Double A stable, multipurpose recreational rowing scull for leisure, fun on the water or novice training. The stable, secure Virus Yole blends versatility with performance. An extremely stable, steady craft in open ocean waters, the Virus Yole maneuvers well on lakes, rivers and oceans. Its 100% "sliding seat" system generates smooth thrust and efficient workouts. Rigged for two rowers, the tough unsinkable Virus Yole quickly converts to single rowing without tools. The Yole's open transom design creates an ideal platform for beach launches and swimming fun. It's self-bailing.

79. Amateur Rowing Association recreational rowing dinner 01/12/03 Maidenhead RC, Saturday 21 February 2004 The annual ARA tourers dinner will be held on Saturday 21 February at http://www.ara-rowing.org/news/040105_recrowingdinner.php

< Back Home Contact Us NEWS News Archives >> Recreational rowing dinner Maidenhead RC, Saturday 21 February 2004 The dinner will be an opportunity to learn more about recreational rowing, and it is hoped that representatives from Norway will be in attendance to talk about the extensive touring opportunities available in this beautiful country. The evening will also be an opportunity to find out details of the ARA annual tour, which for 2004 is planned for 22 - 25 July on the Norfolk Broads. During the day of the dinner, members of Weyfarers RC are hoping to arrange a number of recreational rowing boats for people to try. All enquiries about the dinner and boat testring should be directed by email to Caroline Turnbull. Up Privacy Statement Menu Credit

80. Information - Seattle's Pocock Rowing Center Competitive and recreational rowing Social Activities. Downtown and Lake Union Location World Wide Reciprocal Privileges http://pocockrowing.org/prc/prcinformation.htm

George Pocock Rowing Foundation News About Us Mission ... College Club of Seattle George Y. Pocock Memorial Rowing Center - Seattle College Club of Seattle Learn to row - Perfect your skill - Improve your fitness - Race like a champion! Start Dates Level One: Level Two: Level Three: Sign up Today! Keep Growing with Rowing... Become a Member Today! Competitive and Recreational Seattle's Pocock Rowing Center and its affiliate the College Club of Seattle are home to over 400 Northwest rowers and ten rowing programs including men and women training for the U.S. National Rowing Team. Located in the Eastlake residential neighborhood on Portage Bay the Pocock Rowing Center is open to anyone or any organization with an interest in rowing - whether that interest is in learning the sport for the first time, junior rowing, recreational, competitive master's rowing or developing world-class boat speed. Host to Ten Northwest Rowing Programs The Pocock Rowing Center is host to ten Northwest rowing programs who's rowers range in experience from novice and recreational to competitive and world class at the elite, masters and junior levels.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 4     61-80 of 130    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7  | Next 20